texas tech coach had to get on the microphone to scold them.to him. >> hey, everybody listen. everything that gets thrown on the floor, we'll get a technical foul. listen to me. it's got to stop. it's got to stop. >> cheryl: they did get a technical fine, to be clear. this is a big rivalry in texas. i get it. enough is enough is what he was saying. last week lsu was fined after fans stormed the court after beating kentucky. we've had duke player and iowa female basketball player injured. is there going to be lawsuits? colleges have to decide, sports is great and fun, i'm a big fan, you know that. what point is it safety and injury and lawsuits? march madness, i hope we will not see this. >> todd: somewhat of an issue for sometime, feels like last three weeks has gone up and media attention has grown. i'm not trying toic a joke, i'm serious, what will happen in were ma, march madness, will this continue? >> cheryl: i don't think the ncaa rules are great when it comes to storming the court, and they are not enforced. >> carley: some people like i

and there was chaos on the court last night during a college basketball showdown between rivals texas tech, and the university of texas fans throwing objects on the court after a flagrant foul by longhorns player. he wanted to being ejected after the play. texas tech was also slapped with a technical foul for the rowdy fans fans behavior prompting their head coach address the crowd over the microphone urging them to take it easy and calm down the longhorns amount of yikes still to come snowless ski slopes at some famous resorts around the world. and experts are blaming climate change for the muddy mess that now threatens their survival. >> specifically >> in italy, that story is next the greatest stage they talk about for a >> lifetime, where you ground the chair of the tbs >> everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile, new sense that in clinical white provides two sheets, whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitive eu production i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients to being a young man be cowboy, or gate and against his alice

and like, they even knew, like, he liked to sit upstairs, for example, and look over at the texas tech, like, we definitely collected, um, little stories and vignettes about when mahomes was still on campus. obviously, much of the student body, you know, doesn't know him or, you know, he's, um, been, what, seven years since he was in school. but there's still definitely traces. and he definitely looms large in that college town. >> so tell me more about the characters you've met, because and i saw that little mini stadium that that guy had built in his back yard. how do you get hooked up with these people? >> yeah, absolutely. so we met dennis. um, he lives in a small town called sedgwick, kansas, right outside wichita. um, our partners over at the wichita eagle, the newspaper, um, over in wichita had actually met up with him a few years ago ahead of the super bowl. um, he started, you know, building his house and building his little mini arrowhead stadium about five years ago. and he's built it all himself. he was such a character here. um, and, you know, he's telling us the whole tow

i can tell you what does texas tech students are quite rowdy and that was example all right, well, let's, let's focus on those half-court shots wow, amazing. i'll i will say to our college, our kallikak hit your free throws man three, and there is are four >> shot. >> all right. andy, thank you very much. it will see you tomorrow. next hour here inside the numbers biden and trump are both winning big in michigan, but you can see cracks in the armor. and this breaking story from the texas panhandle evacuations underway as wildfires there's in texas earn out of control >> eliot spitzer, crusading governor by de, wanted to be present in the united states. client number nine by night's this guy who was a crusader against human sex crimes african is actually a customer, united states of scandal with jake tapper. new episodes sunday at nine on cnn, the right age for neutrogena retinol >> that's whenever you want it to be. >> it has durham proven retina that targets vital cell turnover even skin tone and smooths fine lines with visible results in just one week, neutral gina retinol, emergency c

he's a surgeon from gaza because contact with colleagues inside this trip is also a researcher at texas tech university. and this is what he had to say. we actually did the study and looking up the subject and b o, b, e. i'm just doing, it does not respond and you know, quite frankly, in today's use disparity between mazda of westbank and, you know, even looking at the overall term. so if you think about the, and how does fine it's, it's, it's, it's the home care system. and before the war, before the genocide is ready to collapse and with the, with the tank and kind of related to the aggression. it's even more of a lot of, you know, when we talk about like the basic needs or any hosp within to run and address the water. um, you know, medical supplies to be able to diminish even before. and, you know, getting those to kind of genocide be, you know, most of the hosp weekends are non functional and you know, i just wanted to speak to you about 10 units. the, the 2 main function were partially functioning. i would say were not the cost with the money to pay and got cost because now with the inv

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he's also a researcher at texas tech university and this is what he had to say. as we actually did the study and looking up the subject, think about some, b, o, b, e, a test. so spin and dogs at risk bank. and, you know, quite frankly introduced use disparity between dog westbank and you know, even looking at the overall surgical recipe and how does 5 it's, it's, it's, it's the home care system. and before the war before this is janice, are ready to collapse. and with the, with the tank and i don't really see the aggression, it's even more of a lot of, you know, when we talk about like the basic needs where any hosp within to run and just the water. um, you know, medical supplies to be able to get an issue even before and, you know, getting this kind of genocide be, you know, most of the hosp weekends are non functional and you know, that's what it is about. henry image the, the 2 main function or function function over the say we're not the cost with the cost because now with the invasion are not supposed to be good. is really the dog, the husband, but it's the

blocked traffic or engage and other acts of civil disobedience that need to arrest california to texas tech. here in new york memorial services have been organized like this one to pay tribute to aaron bush now with more than a half 1000000 people in gaza. now at risk of starvation activism, credit him with putting their suffering back in the spotlight. present telling me i'd 0 the us expedite to form a fall right permanent, truly, that's the columbia. the crimes include monkey moments of taiwan, celebrates to an identity, very different from the one they believe was forced upon them like maintenance news. hello we got some, some faces of proud of right across the middle east at the mountain, which i think here in tulsa, we should stay long as you drive. but that's a possibility of some west where the just to the north of us around the golf. all the way up towards q 8, snow the river, the high ground of air on some live the showers into around west and past. you might even catch a shower to close at eastern the end of mont. as a system continues the trundle its way to was focused on but som

we will have american taxpayers pay to take conflict texas tech has put up, thus the biden policy.hose two amendments make sense, but make sure they are on spending bills that had to pass. >> one think that so interesting about greg abbott crusade, apparently there's an article in the new york post this morning, apparently it's possible to put up barbed wire or chicken wire or whatever wire it's called, i don't know about such thing but used to be barbed wire apparently backstopped illegals where the barbed wire was put up which reminds me why we wanted the wall in the first place. if you have a barrier -- i know neither of us can keep a straight face. if you have a barrier, the minimum it slows things down might stop but biden stop troops in their trying to take barbed wire stanford this stuff is working. leave it alone. >> exactly and why not finish the wall? nothing in this -- your model what was great, nothing in this administration expense. a secure border to know border, safe streets to record crime, $2 i guess $24. president trump projected in the oval office from respect ar

texas. the florida law bans tech companies from suspending the accounts of political candidates. the texas law makes it illegal for tech companies to remove political content based on someone's viewpoint, even if it's hate speech supporters of these laws say social media platforms have been censoring users, especially those with conservative or religious views. but tech companies argue they have a right under the first amendment to set their own standards to prevent misinformation on its about government, in this case, republican government forcing a private platform to say something it doesn't want to say. >> it will be like the government going in to chipotle and telling them that they have to serve hamburgers, because people want hamburgers. >> restaurants don't have expressive right to exclude black people or jewish people from their from their restaurants because they want to make a point. similarly, the platforms which are which again, are the supreme court has called our public square can't exclude people they don't like to make some obscure and not quite clear expressive p

the university of texas road a big first half victory to rival texas tech in a game that included a significantay after fans threw debris on the court. the incident occurred midway through the second half when you see it here. a long horns player ejected for a flagrant two foul and a hard check near the sed line. while officials were reviewing the play on replay an object including water bottles were thrown onto the floor and security could be seen escorting some fans out of the arena. an ugly scene there. texas wins 81-69. and now to major league baseball and what a sight this is. baseball is back, and shohei ohtani, he got off to a smashing start in new spring training debut with his new team the dodgers. ohtani capped his day at the plate with that two run homer into the left wing stands in the fifth inning. dodgers beat the white sox 9-6. ohtani is back. time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. we've had significant temperature drops and severe storms. >> all part of the same powerful system going to move further to the east today, and we do hav

the school, retiring hurt, jersey griner's number 42 will be retired today when the bears host texas tech in waco the two-time olympic gold medalist played for season with the bears before xi head to the phoenix mercury in 2013, where she won an nba title a wnba title >> the following year still to come, the supreme court could soon rule on trump's effort to stall his federal election subversion case. what does that steak with the former president's legal gamble? >> today the death of top putin critic alexey navalny. >> what does it >> mean for russia new yorker editor and russia? expert david remnick joins for reed zakaria gps live this morning at ten >> my name is sister monica clare. because of tiktok. i've created a community where people can feel safe asking questions about spirituality i tried to provide a really accessible way of them learning about religion and spirituality. that's not intimidating somebody in the comments said, i have no idea how it got on none talk, but i'm not mad about it i'm going to teach you how to pray. i'm going to teach you how to meditate, how to connec

block traffic or engage and other acts of civil disobedience that need to arrest california to texas tech here in new york memorial services have been organized like this one to pay tribute to aaron bush now with more than a half 1000000 people in gaza now at risk of starvation activism, credit him with putting their suffering back in the spotlight for me, i'd 0 the degree of what was evacuated. 73 children from the fund line in the didn't yet screech, and there has been under constant russian attack since the war began 2 years ago. and yet, so residents have the situations been getting worse since december authorities of extended mandatory evacuation orders. more than 1305000 people have already been relocated to say for areas about half a 1000000 residents remain there. ukrainian president volume is that ends gigs in albany of for security conference. it's his 1st trip to toronto since russia innovative in february 2020 to albany as far administered as, as this country stands in solidarity with ukraine. this fight against a russian aggression or and the vice prime minister says nothing

he's old sort of satcher, texas tech university under this not from lubbock in tech. so it's good to have you with this the on the program before ask you about what your colleagues have been saying to you. can i just begin with your assessment of the medical capacity and standards of gauze as medical infrastructure before october? the 7th. how would you describe it? i absolutely thank you for having me. i mean we, we actually do the study and nothing to be a subject in b o, b, b, or something that does not respond and, you know, right, find even an agent use this by a team between the website and, you know, even looking at the overall account was such a thing for us to be and out of sign it. this is the message center before the war record, this is jamie sort is ready to collapse with me with a tank and kind of really good question. it's even more of a lot of, you know, when we talk about all your basic needs or any helps with them to run the water, you know, medical supplies to be able to finish it even before. and you know, during most of genocide be you know, most

block traffic or engage and other acts of civil disobedience that need to arrest california to texas tech here in new york memorial services have been organized like this one to pay tribute to aaron bush now with more than a half 1000000 people in gaza now at risk of starvation activism, credit him with putting their suffering back in the spotlight. present telling me i'd 0 the the, the high court in belfast is delivering a judgment on a legal challenge to the u. k. governments nolan island troubles act. the case was brought by relatives and victims of survivors of crimes committed during 3 decades . a conflict between protestants and catholics. for the 1960s. they say the law protects bush soldiers and extinguishes hopes of justice. the legislation in all investigations into killings during the so called troubles and office i mistake the perpetrators who cooperates. a correspondent, terry false, that joins us now from the capital in northern ireland. hurry, why did then the families bring this case up against the government? well, these are families who, who's, who have either had relati

42 jersey will be officially honored and retired by baylor university in the bears game against texas tech. in the coming hours. and griner, a two-time olympic gold medalist, played for the bearers for four seasons before heading to phoenix mercury in 2013 the team she didn't want to wnba title with the mercury next year. >> i'm griner, of >> course, spent ten months behind bars in russia on drug charges before being released in a prisoner swap. a one down, one to go in california. another storm is set to pummel the state this week after saturday's downpour, 138 million californians are under flood watches. the back-to-back storms will raise the risk of flooding and mudslides evacuation warnings were issued for parts of santa barbara county on saturday. rain isn't the only headache winter storm warnings are in effect for the sierra nevadas and southern cascades. the highest peaks could see up to four feet of snow that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more news in just a moment, please >> to be a headliner that's what i want to do. vegas because story of

block traffic or engage and other acts of civil disobedience that need to arrest california to texas tech here in new york memorial services have been organized like this one to pay tribute to aaron bush now with more than a half 1000000 people in gaza now at risk of starvation activism, credit him with putting their suffering back in the spotlight presented to me. i'd 0 the other one cause of his over shot or the us presidential primaries and the battleground states of michigan solo from defeated nikki haley and the republican primary. well, joe biden easily won the democratic one, but more than $100000.00 people cast a protest vote against 5 and for his support of israel bus the 13 percent of the total. and 10 times the target set by campaign is 1200 reports not from the table in michigan. in michigan, the message to president joe biden has been delivered to the 10s of thousands of arab and muslim americans voted for uncommitted in the states democratic presidential primary, a protest vote against president biden, support of the war and gaza from the community. the over whelming, the vo

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point i would make in response to that question is -- his constituents are the residents of tech six -- texas to protect his constituents. the notion that these tens of thousands of people wouldn't also maybe in smaller numbers, coming to chicago into these other cities on their own accord or through the assistance of other organizations they would eventually get there. the problem is we have open border policies. >> the other question i have is do you believe governor abbott is engaging in human smuggling by can healing migrants from law enforcement and busing them specifically under ration -- operation monster. >> i would only call human smuggling of the migrants had no choice but most of the time they are in a border city. most the time they have to ask a relative to wire the money so they could take a bus on their own in the vast majority of them can't do that. government abbott is seeing a relative's money. if i had to change something strongly about something he is not doing his court meeting with the mayors and other local authorities so the cities can know who is coming rather than ju

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the florida law bans tech companies from suspending the accounts of political candidates. the texas law makes it illegal for tech companies to remove political content based on someone's viewpoint. even if it is hate speech support of these laws say that social media platforms have been censoring users, especially those with concerns or religious views. but tech companies argue they have a right under the first amendment to set their own standards to prevent misinformation. both laws would allow tech companies to be sued for violations. lawmakers in those two states say that they are trying to regulate the business actions of social media platforms, not their freedom of speech. this case could have far reaching implications from what you see about the presidential election to how spam is regulated. the justices are expected to issue a ruling by the summer, so of course we'll stay on top of this. reggie thanks to our breaking news overnight, ronna mcdaniel says she is stepping down as the chair of the republican national committee. >> march 8th. mcdaniel says she will resign at the p

the florida law bans tech companies from suspending the accounts of political candidates. the texas law makes it illegal for tech companies to remove political content based on someone's viewpoint, even if it's hate speech. supporters of these laws say that social media platforms have been censoring users in, especially those with conservative or religious views. but tech. companies argue they have a right under the first amendment to set their own standards to prevent misinformation. both laws would allow tech companies to be sued for violations. lawmakers in those two states say that they are trying to regulate the business actions of social media platforms, not their freedom of speech, and the case could have far reaching implications from what you see about the presidential. election to how spam is regulated, the justices are expected to issue a ruling by the summer, so of course we'll stay on top of this. amanda >> all right. thanks so much, gloria. still to come ringing in the year of the dragon seems from the big celebration and parade from chinatown this weekend. >> and two

the case centers on texas and florida laws that allow individuals to sue tech companies for alleged violations. state officials argue they are regulating social media platforms' business behavior, not their speech. opponents say state laws infringe on the platform's first amendment rights. the real estate market is slowing. rising mortgage rates and higher home prices have kept many buyers on sidelines. >> when you have mortgage rates above 7%, it's really been a gut punch for the real estate market. that's why there is so much focus on the fed in the game of poker, when do they start to cut rates? >> the current rate for a 30 year fixed loan is 7.5%. despite inflation slowing down, americans are spending more than 11% of income on food, a number not seen in more than 30 years. >>> a new california bill would make it easier for pet owners to rent. the proposal by san francisco assembly member matt hannie is getting push back from tenants and landlords. >> reporter: the sound of unconditional love for pet owners. >> pets are important part, it makes home from the house. >> reporter: the sound o

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arguments will decide if state laws put in place by texas and florida can take power out of tech executive's hand fighting what content you at home can see. the florida attorney general explaining how they have too much power and the tech giants need to be reined in. >> they have said come here, you have free speech, let's have open discourse and dialogue and share information. they've flipped the script now and say well, they have the free speech rights to censor, deplatform, shadow ban americans, journalistic enterprises, deplatform candidates. >> lydia hu with more on a monumental legal debate that could reshape free speech on the internet. >> the special question here really is whether the government can tell social media platforms like meta and tiktok how to make editorial decisions about their content. the cases involve a pair of laws enacted by florida and texas prohibited the platforms from banning politicians or in texas's case users based on political viewpoint. concerns grew about censorship of conservative ideas. who big tech trade associations challenged the laws arguing the fir

we need to break up big tech and these bills in florida and texas are a short-term fix for the long-termoal needs to break up big tech. >> laura: big is usually bad. so we appreciate both of you. thank you. all right. biden doesn't have a clue when it comes to countering china. we know that the president is busy making tiktok videos while the communist regime scoops up americans' personal data. gordon chang is here to sound the alarm, stay there ♪ honestly, i was scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. great. one more thing to worry about. it was all too hard to deal with in the beginning, but making a plan with my doctor to add precision was easy. preservision areds2 contains the exact nei recommended, clinically proven nutrient formula to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. thanks to preservision, i feel better that i'm doing something about it like millions of others. preservision. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas virginia tech. mr. pfluger: thank you, mr. speaker. on january 26, president biden imposed an immediate and indefinite ban on the issuance of l.n.g. export permits to nonf.d.a. countries while d.o.e. conducts a review to consider the climate effects of natural gas. the d.o.e. has commissioned five studies to examine the effects of l.n.g. exports. the results democrat state the benefits to the u.s. economy and domestic prices. in fact the two prior presidential administrations conducted these studies without blocking export permits. president biden's ban on l.n.g. is radically shortsighted when it comes to the environmental risk. clean natural gas is a major reason why the u.s. has reduced emissions more than any other nation. according to d.o.e., u.s. l.n.g. exports are 41% cleaner than russian natural gas delivered to europe. current law requires that natural gas exports to countries with nonf.t.a. countries are deemed in the public interest unless d.o.e. finds exports will not be consistent with public interest. there is a v

the justices heard a challenge from tech giants on two separate laws passed in florida and texas thatluding political views. at the heart of the debate is the first amendment — with the court looking at whether the constitution protects social media platforms to moderate their own sites — or prohibits censorship of unpopular views. chiefjusticejohn roberts said: for more on the case before american�*s highest court, i spoke with frances haugen, former facebook data scientist and advocate for social media transparency and accountability. thank you for being with us. how is this when it comes to applying those first amendment rights, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of that to the internet? so today, the supreme court heard arguments into two cases that were brought against that broad—minded choice which is a trade organisation of the companies, the laws are similar and they both say, you cannot take down politicians and one of the two states says that you cannot moderate people's content on political views. my challenge is that computers are bad in understanding what hum

talked about this before, section 230, which is the federal immunity law for tech platforms engaging in content moderation. texas as section 230 basically says that just to give an example, facebook is not responsible for what nazis post on a site or in a post and they can't be held liable for it. they tried to do some content moderation, but they can't be liable. some people just want to get rid of 230, which would really end a lot of social media sites. now, today, justice, amy, amy coney barrett, called section 230 and landmine mine. what's your take on it? you think you are and the social media companies you're in favor of section 230 section to 30 is a critical cornerstone to how websites moderate content. it gives them the flexibility to implement different policies and remove content and take action without the risk that those decisions will lead to liability. >> but this case here, >> this is a first amendment case. it's about webs. weather website should have that discretion at all. >> and >> when florida and texas come along and say you have to disseminate all viewpoints what does that mean? god bless

tech says that is a very valuable. growing up in houston -- -- and in texas that is very valuable.wing up in houston inspired much before i am today. i have a brother that is two years younger than i and we had some older brothers and sisters -- there was a larger gap, probably eight years older than us. my mom had to work a couple of jobs. in the mornings she would drop us off. we would be waiting at the public library for them to open the door. stayed in the library until close, it would be 7:00, and we would be there when they locked up in a little while after she would come and pick ourselves. at that time we had a lifelong love of reading and learning. she probably knew what she was doing, but it was also a safe place to be. it's no mistake that i love to read even to this day. she instilled that love in me. my mother never had a college degree, but she loved reading herself so she instilled that love of reading and all of us. host: what kind of books did you gravitate to? speaker scott: when i was young i loved all the detectives. pp longstocking. the hardy boys. nancy drew.

exports from these four tech companies, intel, analog devices, amd and texas instruments increased 10,000y vaughn. joining us now from senate armed services and senate homeland security, senator rick scott. senator, your reaction to hillary's great reporting there. so we're spend spending $113 billion,ing possibly another $60 billion on ukraine. we keep hearing the biden white house saying they're cracking down on russia. how is it that u.s. computer chips are ending up in russian missiles and bombs? >> clearly,, the biden administration's not doing their job. i don't know of an american company that wants to help russia, china or the ayatollah. i don't know of them. but if we have an administration that still thinks, you know, they want to apooz, you've got to be careful, all that stuff. guess what? that's why we have russia with all the money to go into ukraine and if continue the war, we've got the ayatollah with all the money they need and xi with all the money here -- he needs. we've got to get an administration that's going to take this seriously and say we have enemies. they're ene

is already noticeable, for example in texas in recent years, houston, the technological capital of this state, nasa headquarters is located there , many high-tech has become a democratic city, they vote for democrats, houston is represented by democrats in the house of representatives, in general, republicans quite reasonably - they see here a threat - well , to their future, a claim in the future to ever again become the ruling party in the white house, in the house of representatives. in the senate, but the parallel irony of this situation is that even if biden here is working for some bright future common to the democrats, then of course he makes his immediate future, his own prospects, very gloomy, because there is no longer any doubt that migration is the topic of this election cycle for ordinary americans. will probably be topic number one. this was america, all the best to you. what happened here on february 24-25? social networks, calls, sending out fake news, going to a rally, all western-linked pr agencies joined in to encourage regional local riots. the main task is to capture the enemy people not physically, but ideologically, to br

tech. elon musk is making moves to deepen his presence in texas after asking followers on x.ans to shift from delaware to texas after the delaware judge avoided his 55 billion dollar compensation package. this is something that i reported last night. a factory in nevada is in the works to use equipment from china's catl, the biggest company making cells in the world amid heightened scrutiny from washington. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. caroline: welcome back to bloomberg technology. let's get a quick check on the markets. a little bit of a bounceback inditex stoxx. we think of amazon, apple and meta. chinese stocks have been performing well across the chinese market. almost a percentage point. the 10 year yield is down seven basis points as we tried to digest. it does not look like much on the table. let's move onto the individual movers. up .5%, but could we have a decline in revenue? we have not seen that until back in 1988

the republican politicians who supported these laws in texas and florida, to correct what we see as a kind of silicon valley-liberal bias on techorms. they point to the deplatforming of donald trump after the january 6 storming of the u.s. capitol, they point to the regulation of political speech more generally, and the laws that they say curtail or severely limit the rites of social media companies to police their content in that way. this is kind of a tug-of-war over who gets the final say over what goes on line and as a result, unsurprisingly, that is why it is on the desk of the supreme court. sumi: take us through arguments that were heard. guest: essentially at the heart of these arguments is the question, what is a social company anyway? are they something akin to newspapers that have a free-speech right to decide what goes in their pages, which opinions to include or exclude, or are they more like silica medications companies that simply connect speakers to listeners, test posters, to the readers of those posts? social media companies argued in court today that if they are merely the latter, if they have no editorial ri

after the 2 laws were passed to tech industry groups netchoice and the computer communications industry association suit to block the laws from taking effect. florida in texas enacted laws. >> that will force a private business to host lawful but awful content that they just don't want. choice is vp. carl sauce vo says siding with the state laws could create a dangerous precedent. so left right or center. every single american should want to protect our first amendment rights from the government and we never been sent back to you. up in the sierra. good time today. skiers and boarders enjoyed the conditions at heavenly. nice snowpack there. some fresh powder. >> and they seen nothing yet. major winter storm is set to hit northern california central california late this week. i mean, they're talking maybe 6, 7, 8, 9 feet of snow up there. holds true. i guess it would be the biggest storm of the season, right? yeah. think. >> well, tell us what we can expect down the road. >> yeah, we have some active weather coming our way. it rain in the bay area and of course, snow in the sierra and exactly that holds true. they're expecting feet of snow. that could be the

trend is already noticeable, for example, in texas in recent years, houston, the technological capital of this state, has the headquarters of nasa and many high-tech makes his own prospects very gloomy, because there is no longer anything working for some kind of common bright future for the democrats, then his immediate future lies in the fact that even if biden doubts that the topic of migration in this election cycle is for ordinary americans will probably be topic number one. this was america, all the best to you. invest-raising. economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, there is a clear and clear signal in russia, is russian industry capable of replacing foreign suppliers, it is necessary to mobilize all resources, give me a recipe in general, that’s how it is achieve what you have achieved, it seems to you that you are on top of the world, you began to shake yourself off and go, is russia ready to change, this happens in any structure evolution? hello, i am boris sakinov, and i am oleg stepanov, and we, the creators of the russia 2062 project of the free thought headquarters

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texas. uh these these the moment. welcome, probably in not so distant future when we will see a reintroduction of us tech to go nuclear weapons in the u. k. in absence of very destructive policies. that's those 2 capitals for years in decades tried to follow and implement on russia and to what's countries in our immediate neighborhoods and 1st and foremost ukraine in absence of these policies, we would never ever see that kind of deterioration of the security situation. but if they believe that the reason for the action of nuclear weapons in u k, would be an act of deterrence towards russia. then they mistake and miscalculate once again, we will not be deter it. we once again urge them to stop and to and this is cal at the recycle. that becomes more and more threatening and more and more dangerous. thank you. the thanks for joining us with back of the top of the hour with more of the latest, the pictures everywhere you ever chose. the vegas a 1000 calories come from l. a. a council ever cuz philadelphia they think is a good area just to get good drugs. and so you come down from so you come down or you start, you can c

texas. uh these these the moment. welcome, probably in not so distant future when we will see a reintroduction of us tech to go nuclear weapons in the u. k. in absence of very destructive policies. that's those 2 capitals for years in decades tried to follow and implement on russia and to what's countries in our immediate neighborhoods and 1st and foremost ukraine in absence of these policies, we would never ever see that kind of deterioration of the security situation. but if they believe that the reintroduction of nuclear weapons in u k would be, uh, an act of deterrence towards russia. then they mistake and miscalculate once again, we will not be detroit. we once again urge them to stop and to and this is cal at to recycle. that becomes more and more threatening and more and more dangerous to stay with us up next on the cost of everything. the cost of elder care bye uh the the while increasing longevity and improved health at older ages is seen in many parts of the world as the crowning achievements of the 20th century. these trends also present significant challenges. suicidal aging can affect economic growth, pat

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tech industries biggest lobbies. net choice and ccia. they are challenging laws in florida and texasat are aimed at preventing social media companies from taking down certain kinds of political speech. the question in the case is are the social media companies protected by the first amendment? the arguments are going on right now. ed: when i read your quicktake, i'm reminded of what happened in the last election cycle. the content moderation or policy from tech companies came as a reaction to what happened in that election cycle. the political story, to me, it seems like, in certain sections of d.c., that they overdid it. that there is a feeling that conservative voices in particular were over censored. is that the political story, emily? emily: definitely. both florida and texas laws were written and ultimately passed in the wake of the biggest social media companies booting or suspending trump from their services. a lot of what we are seeing now is fallout from that. should the social media companies be allowed to take such a prominent politician off their platform? can you write a