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you have homicides in times square. this cannot happen in a city like this.iticians have to stop blaming guns and republicans and covid and blame themselves. >> i think one thing i remember from the old days, dana. the guardian angels are everywhere. maybe citizens have to fight back. maybe the old days have come again. >> a mom was trying to protect her kid. they shouldn't have to. >> they shouldn't have to. think about the fact that there's crime happening all across the country. the next step in the process in san francisco is for the liberal prosecutor there. he's up for a recall on june 7th. might not turn out the same way as the school board. all eyes could be on that. last thing i want to say, we were going to have this guest on this morning whose 9-year-old daughter was caught in the crossfire. never should have been shot but she was. babies are being hit. they are being killed. sometimes it's mistaken identity. sometimes it's because of a road rage incident. that is the kind of thing the social fabric really starts to crumble. you think about it. pre

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izando la bandera tricol toro en pleno times square los dominicanos celebraron 178 aÑos de independencia>>> me encanta la comunidad dominicana. >>> el senador schumer junto a varios directivos de la comunidad quiso aquÍ llanta resaltaron el aporte de dominicanos en deportes mÚsica y mÁs, y ademÁs varias personalidades recibieron reconocimientos. >>> y no todo es fiesta y celebraciÓn los dominicanos buscaron su apoyo a ucrania haciendo un llamado de oraciÓn entre rusia y ucrania, pidiendo oraciones por ambas naciones. >>> el mundo se debe de unir alrededor de ucrania. para asegurar que un gobierno como el gobierno de putin lleno no puedo avanzar contra el mundo civil zado. >>> lleno de orgullo los pequeÑos pusieron el toque final a la gran celebraciÓn. >>> lo que mÁs me gusta de repÚblica dominicana es la comida. la cultura. los bailes, todo. >>> en la ciudad de new york, marÍa vargas-piÓn para las noticias telemundo. >>> quÉ linda la niÑa. >>> al regresar, manejando vehÍculos peso ademÁs en su paÍs conozco a estas supermujeres al volante. >>>♪. >>> biden le habla al paÍs el estado actual

thank you for taking the time to come here to times square.together. >>> now to marking black history month and presidents' day with early voting under way in texas. deep concerns about the new laws that many people say make it harder for people to cast their vote. rachel scott is back with more on the changes and the impact they are having. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. so across the country, more than a dozen states have already passed laws that make it tougher for people to vote, but we're seeing the very first test of that in texas where one voter says it took her 28 days before she could finally cast her ballot. this morning, with texas voters heading to the polls for the nation's first primary -- >> get out and vote. >> reporter: -- the state's new and strict election law is being put to the test. what was the first thing that crossed your mind when you learned of the new election laws in the state of texas? >> jim crow 2.0. >> reporter: 74-year-old pam gaskin has been voting by mail for a decade. she said it

you're urging the white house to do the same with this billboard in times square. mask. even in delaware, his hometown state, sandra, is pulling the restrictions away. so the dominoes are falling. democrat governors one by one are starting to see the writing on the walls and they're giving up on the mask mandates. as extremely unpopular with americans across the country and frankly extremely unpopular mask mandates in schools. so joe biden has the power to lift the federal mandate across all federal facilities. he has the power to lift the mandates in the air, public transportation, et cetera. i think it's time for him to really do this. >> sandra: kristin, admiral giroir was talking to martha last hour. it struck me when she asked about the cdc and their guidance, whether or not it's still respected based on the fact that these democratic-led states are rolling back the mask mandates. it gives the appearance of them following, not leading. >> you know, it's the -- it's a shame that the pandemic has been politicized to the extent that it has. of course, nobody like

en nueva york en las protestas en times square llevaron pancaras con mensajes contra rusia y vladimirtambÉn en san francisco, california, en cleveland, ohio, donde camioneros con banderas ucranianas cruzaron la ciudad, aÍ como en en south lake , en chicago, illinois, con protestas similares. tambÉn en aÉrica latina se han realizado manifestaciones en contra de la invasÓn rusa a ucrania... en todas se ha rechazado la agresÓn militar ordenada por putin y se ha lamentado la Érdida de vidas de civiles inocentes... desde ciudad de Éxico, paulina Ómez nos tiene un resumen de estas protestas... pasamos a otro tema... la compaÍa farmaÉutica johnson and johnson obtuvo una victoria legal en la demanda presentada por unos 38-mil consumidores que el aÑo pasado reclamaban que su polvo de talco para beÉs causa Áncer... desde chicag, david palomino nos explica cual fue el fallo y sus consecuncia frente a las reclamaciones.. por otro lao, una persona muerta y dos en estado cÍtico es el saldo de un tiroteo ocurrido de madrugada en las vegas, nevada, en el que 14 personas resultaon baleadas en un saÓn

. >> live from the nasdaq marketsite in time square, this is "fast money." i'm melissa lee. tonight's trader lineup, guy adami, dan nathan, jeff mills -- and tonight on fast, chart master sounding the alarm on $2.5 billion company trouble brewing for apple. how to play it retail time to shine earnings season winding down but reports heating up id traders bring the names to watch next week. later. heavy metal trade catching the guy of a few traders this week what it is, why it matters to your money another mega rally as stock surge as russia and ukraine come to the table for talks mush markets higher, s&p 500 surging 2.5% dow its best day since november 2020 tech stocks continue to rebound. if you caught last night's show we asked the question has tech trade found a bottom, today we will ask it again, dan, you poo poo'd that notion yesterday here we are. >> the answer won't surprise you, i don't think so. here's the deal you don't press markets that were over sold the way you were yesterday with sentiment and lot of reasons to sell stocks so you have a little capitulation but

and the shocking assault of a 4-year-old in new york city times square. are the no bail laws working a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the #1 cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! >> sean: more disturbing violent crime caught in tape in democrat-run cities. just look at your screen. a 4-year-old little boy from the bronx punched in times square on tuesday in new york city. cops say the suspect is a repeat offender. long rap sheet. who authorities say was arrested for another assault only 2 weeks ago. this is what no-bail laws are getting you. this is what defund, dismantle the police gets you. 4 years old being punched? his mother tackled the suspect and detained him until police arrived. here's the family recounting this attack. >> i grabbed him and i fell on my back with him on top of me. and he was kicking. >> wants to do it normally. it's like what he does all the time. >> sean: unbelievable. on the west coast we are seeing

a lot of people at the new year's eve celebration so, just another chance to let people enjoy times square: kind of cool to have. looks like hopefully everyone said yes. [laughter] otherwise it will be a not so memorable time. mike: it was nice to see that. we talk about this being such a commercialized holiday. it was nice to see that love was celebrated for love and they didn't have a box of chocolates or roses or purses in my case. [laughter] it was just because they loved each other. kristen: having said that, mike is doing his part to support the commercialized holiday because he mentioned the purse, the chocolates, the roses. . he's competing for top husband. >> or making up for past indiscretions. kristen: is it? [laughter] i'm sorry. dan: if you blow it up in the ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus let

. >>> and they're feeling the love in new york's times square.ry piece of art was unveiled yesterday ahead of valentine's day next week. the structure called bloom features multiple sections of linked pipes with a heart-shaped core in the center of each section. it's supposed to represent humanity's ability to love and care for each other. >> and we were thinking a lot about what love meant in the past two years and how we've managed to pull ourselves together because each of us played a big role, whether it was reaching out to somebody or reaching out to your family members, friends. >> the sculpture was the winner of the 14th annual times square love and design competition. >>> coming up first on "cbs mornings," tina knowles-lawson discusses her new docuseries "profiles: the black man," which highlights the harmful stereotypes of black men. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." (music) who said you have to starve yourself to lose weight? who said you can't do dinner? who said only this is good

cnn reporter is in new york where demonstrations overtook time square. >> this weekend, we saw ukrainian coming together with a message half a world away in a peaceful rally in time square on saturday. the message was two fold and calling on the united states and other western governments to do more and restore peace in ukraine. in that sea of blue and yellow, we met a young motherer who fled in 2014 after the initial invasion. >> i think the whole world needs to unite. the history, all of this repeats. now the time to stop. the same thing when the second world war started. now is the time to say no and stop one person who keeps in fear the whole world. >> something also notable, we heard from russian americans including one 31-year-old new yorker born in st. petersburg. he was participating in this demonstration. certainly not lost on him that he's seen already several russians protesting. >> thank you so much. russian news coverage looked very different from what you are seeing here on cnn and other western news media. >> many of those russian reports have proven false in recent days.

a stand with ukraine rally in times square, giving ukrainian-americans and supporters something to dom 6,000 miles away. >> i'm not sleeping, my kids not sleeping, my wife not sleeping because . >> and in illinois, similar demonstrations. >> we gather here in chicago, and our ukrainian compatriots have gathered in other cities throughout america to send a strong message. usa supports ukraine! >> usa supports ukraine! usa supports ukraine! >> gathering to support friends and family. >> my cousin mentioned that his wife and children left for western ukraine ten days ago, and he and his brother-in-law are staying in a cave to fight to defend. >> rallies in denver as well. >> we are strong, and we are ukrainian, and we not going anywhere, even all the way over here. >> and in the nation's capital, demonstrators gathered outside the gates of the white house. >> ukrainians will fight and mobilize to support ukraine and to say no, no to putin's invasion. >> large crowds gathering in san francisco and in the studio city area of los angeles. and in the cleveland area gathering for prayer servi

because if times square is no longer safe, where is? intel adviser and co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show. birds? chuck is worried about birds, buck? and kids are getting hit in the head. >> shouldn't be worried about migratory fowl. this is crazy. the democrats are now putting us through exactly what everyone should have known all along here which is that when you have bail reform laws, when you have weak punishment for violent offenders, when you have das who are progressive prosecutors who don't want to actually lock up people who are repeat and violent offenders, ideas into urban -- i live right here where this kid got punched in the head i live where on a daily basis i hear about carjackings and people being assaulted and robbed and stabbed. someone attacked with an ax in the subway recently. what the heck is going on? democrats got their way. de blasio administration. he changed the way the nypd was allowed to do their job. this has played out all across the country. the stakes are high though because of eric adams th

dancing into 20 years of "american idol" with katy perry, luke bryan and lionel richie live in times square> good morning, america. how lucky are we? amy from the galapagos and we have all three judges from "american idol" all in one place at one time. >> busy morning. >> it is. that's coming up. >>> we'll get right to our top story, though, the threat of war in ukraine. lots of developments overnight, russian president vladimir putin addressed the russian people recognizing the independence of the two breakaway regions in ukraine, putin also ordered russian troops into those regions and he called ukraine's government a puppet regime. all this could be a prelude to a full-scale invasion. >> overnight, the united nations held an emergency meeting and a white house official says the administration will impose significant sanctions on russia today. and just moments ago, germany announced it will halt a key natural gas pipeline that connects russia to europe. we are covering all the angles of this crisis from moscow to the white house and we start with chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz

> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin joe was talking about the global phen phenomenon the dow was down by 381 points we should point that last week the market was flat to up. the nasdaq was up 1% the s&p indicated down by 56 points nasdaq off 180 you look at the treasury market. the ten-year isyielding below 2% the last tick is 1.92% the russian ruble hitting a record low against the dollar after the sanctions and pen penalties. russian central bank doubling the interest rate to 20% from 9.5% it stopped foreigner bids to sell securities and freezing local bank reserves to boost liquidity. a lot of pain in russia and europe many of them with a lot of exposure to russia and having payments back and forth. that is where the pressure is. societe generale is down 9%. if you look at the broader markets that is playing out as well we are off the lows of the session right now. you saw the dax down 3%. the dax down 2% right now. cac off 2.76%. italy is off 2.4%.

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we are excited to have tom holland and mark wahlberg here in times square. >> give it up, people. >> es. >> did you see that coming? >> no, i mean, when we were making the film, you know, i in all undoowe a special project or our hands and it would be celebrating three generations of cinema and be very nostalgic but could never have imagined it would be as successful as it has been so i got to say thank you to all the fans. we went to the cinema the other day to watch "uncharted" and "spider-man" is still busy. i was looking on the screen to see how many are watching it so it's amazing we got people back in the theaters. people are feeling comfortable again and safe enough to enjoy some family time and some escapism so now we just have to do it again with our movie or "uncharted." >> have a good back end deal to thank your agent. [ laughter ] >> learn from the master. >> i've done a lot of learning from this guy. >> you all have this sibling energy. what was it like working together? >> i didn't realize until after, why is this guy always annoying me so much? [ laughter ] but i've alw

jacksonville has the importance whether at a citywide celebration of doctor king or a prayer vigil in the time square and the environment embodies the hope, justice, and freedom that is the core i support making is him the national anthem i'm sorry the national him. >> thank you mr. washington i appreciate your testimony and clarifying the national him. our last witness is miss melanie edwards working in the office of government granddaughter of the distinguished johnson in the grandniece. the last known surviving family member. currently working to have an autobiography written about her grandfather. working in education 40 years and the schaumburg center and is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning committee members, my name is melanie edwards is on you are considering for the national him was composed of my grandfather jay johnson not john-john or jay. the lyrics were written by his brother james. and people have asked how do i feel about the song, i answer honestly much to their disappointment and dismay. the melody is one of many founder one —- of 200 according to the american

tracee: joining us from times square are members of the fire to permit of new york.crophone is fellow microphone -- film lover whose favorite movie is goodfellas. >> coming from times square here the nominees for achievement in visual effects. dune. free guide. no time to die. shang chi and the legend of the 10 rings. spider-man no way home. tracee: thank you to all the firefighters for all that you do. i wave every time you drive by. next up the nominees for achievement in cinematography. noon. nightmare alley. the power of the dog. the tragedy of macbeth. and west side story. here the nominees for achievement and production design. dune. nightmare alley. the power of the dog. the tragedy of being beth. and west side story. friend again -- different again? leslie: here the nominees for best international future -- feature film. drive my car. flee. the hand of god. ? in the classroom. the worst person in the world norway. tracee: let's head university in washington dc where we have a special presenter. phylicia rashad is dean of college of fine arts and joints with s

it looks like a couple of hundred people there in times square.hink putin is in is right now? , ., , ., you think putin is in is right now? , ., , , now? his intention is to crush ukraine into _ now? his intention is to crush ukraine into sovereignty. - ukraine into sovereignty. nothing tricky about that. tonight will be very dangerous. president zelensky said that tonight the russian army could try to take care of. if putin succeeds we may be in for a prolonged struggle as ukraine fights for its life. it's not clear that putin will succeed. but we are back into scenes we thought we had left behind in 1945, a modern european city with citizens going into bomb shelters. an unprovoked attack, terror —— gone into world war ii territory in terms of the level of aggression. and in unprovoked attack. this is what we fought the second world war together. the us, the uk to prevent. and now it's back. this is serious business. the european union, the uk, the united states have imposed strong sanctions and those sanctions are still being ruled out. we have

meanwhile, those guys in times square dressed as super heroes are completely useless. tyrus? that? >> my mom did it? what was so cool about this is when i was growing up, you made a mistake, you didn't just get a whopping from your mom but a whopping from your friend's mom and an ass whopping all the way down the street. what the woke and the progressives didn't count o they took down men, they took down gender and all of that stuff and woke this beast that don't take [bleep] from no one and it's called momma. >> greg: good look. jimmy, i know it was hard in foster care watching those kids get adopted except for you. >> sicilian moms, no! the headline called him an unhinged man that kicked a cop as if there were hinged men kicking 4-year-olds. look where we live in new york. shootings are up 900%. to be fair, half are jets fans who shot themselves. the point is -- to tyrus' point, they have woke the wrong people. >> >> greg: we need more angry moms, kayleigh! i want to you get violent and throw things. >> maybe i will. i have a 2-year-old. she ate goose tenderloin when mom wa

but not the only one. demonstrations of solidarity sprung up in cities around the world times square and new york saw a massive ukrainian flagon, frilled b. the brandenburg gate and berlin was also visited by a crowd of ukraine's yellow and blue national colors. as this past he had was many of us thought it was impossible, but it happened. i woke up this morning and it brought me to tears. i never to mo touchless shouldn't like leash. i think it's appalling because it's an illegal war of aggression and it has to stop. it's important that there is peace in europe and this is a worst case scenario with the systems of us. it's operating on quantum, a condemnation of pollutants, war, and a message of solidarity with those and basements and bomb shelters across ukraine. and dw correspondent, emily sherwin joins me now in the studio. emily, you've covered a lot of demonstrations like the ones we just saw. how significant is the opposition to putin's war to think? i think it's really significant that people actually took to the streets yesterday . i think that really shows how deep this sho

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opposition, but not the only one. demonstrations of solidarity sprung up in cities around the world times square and new york saw a massive ukrainian flagon, frilled b, the brandenburg gate. and berlin was also visited by a crowd of ukraine's yellow and blue national colors. as is press, yes was many of us thought it was impossible, but it happened. i woke up this morning and it brought me to tears. oh no. moya touchless since rakish. i think it's appalling because it's an illegal war of aggression and it has to stop. it's important that there is peace in europe and this is a worst case scenario ruthless assurance of us. it's hopeless. quantum, a condemnation of pollutants war and a message of solidarity with those and basements and bomb shelters across ukraine. journalists, natalia swan and see the joins me from moscow. the russians have advanced now all the way to ukraine's capital. we had president putin is looking to topple ukrainian president flor to miss a landscape. is the confirmation that that's the goal from russia's leadership here on the official russian kennels. we get the updates a

. >>> protesters overtook times square in new york on saturday, calling for peace in ukraine.n's polo sandoval reports, ukrainian americans are in despair, angry, demanding the world act against vladimir putin. >> reporter: here in the united states it's been another day for so many ukrainian americans as they anxiously watch the events that are taking place half a world away. here in new york city, we saw one of the many demonstrations, peaceful rallies we've seen throughout the country as a sea of blue and yellow flags, this present-ukrainian demonstration that took place in the heart of new york city in times square. their message loud and clear, not only standing in solidarity with the people in ukraine that are caught in this crisis, also calling on the united states and other western nations to do more to try to restore peace. i want you to hear from a young ukrainian mother who fled ukraine's capital city in 2014 after that initial invasion that took place. >> it's very painful to see how my friends and relatives stayed this night, making homemade bombs to stop the tank

but not the only one. demonstrations of solidarity sprung up in cities around the world times square and new york saw a massive ukrainian flag, unfurled me. the brandenburg gate and berlin was also visited by a crowd of ukraine's yellow and blue national colors. as this past year, it was many of us thought it was impossible, but it happened. i woke up this morning and it brought me to tears. i never to more in touch, actually since rakish. i think it's appalling because it's an illegal war of aggression and it has to stop. it's important that there is peace in europe, and this is a worst case scenario with the full assistance of us. it's a posse on quantum, a condemnation of prudence, war, and a message of solidarity with those and basements and bomb shelters across ukraine. so i did have the corresponding to emily sherman is still with me at emily. how significant is they opposition to this war with you? crime in russia. of course we don't, we don't know over all when it comes to numbers. i think it's probably fair to say that any surveys published now, you know, we should kind of c

blige so she's here live in times square. ♪ no more drama ♪ >>> good morning, america.a conversation about how to make guacamole. >> yes. >> going to be a great day to day. substance.alling it a guac-like- i have a lot to say. >> great to have cecilia and whit with me on this friday morning. >> good to be with you and it's a busy morning here. >> good to be here and a busy morning. >>> we begin with the latest on the showdown with russia over ukraine. our terry moran is there for us in the region this morning and we will break down what the economic impact could be here at home as fears of an invasion grow. >> very real fears this morning president biden telling me he believes vladimir putin will invade and that this will come within the next several days. the president now set to meet with world leaders by phone this afternoon. secretary of state antony blinken and vice president kamala harris are in germany this morning for high-level diplomatic talks with america's closest allies. let's go right to our senior white house correspondent mary bruce with the very latest.

en nueva york, en las nuevas protestas en times square llevaron pancartas contra vladimir putin, al igualasÍ como en salt lake y chicago. presentadora: en amÉrica latina se han realizado manifestaciones en contra de la invasiÓn rusia a ucrania. en todas se ha rechazado la invasiÓn militar y se ha lamentado la pÉrdida de vidas de civiles inocentes. reportera: aunque separadas por 6732 millas de distancia, la ciudad de mÉxico se hermanÓ con kiev, en la que decenas de manifestantes exigieron al presidente ruso detener el conflicto y liberar ucrania. un grupo de mujeres vestidas de novia representando a las mujeres que quedarÁn viudas, se mancharon de rojo representando a la sangre derramada. >> estÁn cayendo bombas encima de nuestras casas y familias. reportera: ella afirma que su vida estÁ detenida por la angustia de no saber cÓmo estÁ su familia en kiev. >> ees mi hermana y mi sobrina, debajo de esos escombros. reportera: los mexicanos se solidarizaron con el pueblo de ucrania. >> son hermanos aunque estÁn lejos. estÁn con nosotros. reportera: este es el tercer dÍa de protestas consecutiva

>>> en nueva york >>> cientos de personas sin importar las bajas temperaturas se encuentran en time square> muy buenas noches vanessa >>> efectivamente hasta la plaza llegaron decenas de personas de la comunidad ucraniana y quiero que veas como estÁn alzando sus banderas sus carteles han llegado por segundo dÍa en el dÍa de ayer estuvieron aquÍ en esta ocasiÓn llama la atenciÓn que llegaron familias rusas en apoyo a ucrania pero desde muy temprano seguimos a una caravana que partiÓ en la tarde desde brooklyn que queda bastante lejos a una hora de distancia. >> hasta que llegaron aquÍ al corazÓn de manhattan venÍan de diferente partes de nueva york apoyarlos venÍan con sus autos, banderas, familias enteras a protestar en este lugar en donde saben que los van a escuchar. >> como lo decÍamos tienen a sus familias en ucrania les cuentan que ya se han salido de sus casas que escuchan las detonaciones y por supuesto la desesperaciÓn de todos ellos va en aumento y por eso es que tienen que venir a estos lugares a alzar la voz >>> es el reporte hasta el momento vanessa regreso contigo. >> muchas g

. >> demonstrators overtook times square yesterday. >> reporter: this weekend, we saw ukrainian americans throughout the united states coming together hoping to send a message half a world away. a peaceful rally we witnessed here in times square saturday. the message was twofold. one was certainly standing in solidarity with the people of ukraine. also, calling on the united states and other nations to do more to try to restore peace in ukraine. in that sea of blue and yellow, we met a young mother who fled in 2014 after the initial russian invasion. this is what she had to say as we had a conversation with her yesterday. >> i see the whole world needs to unite. history always repeats. now is the time to stop. it was the same thing when the second world war started. now is the time to stop one person who keeps in fear the whole world. >> reporter: something notable is we heard from russian americans during yesterday's demonstration, including one 31-year-old new yorker who was born in st. petersburg as he was participating and protesti

. >> the nasdaq markets overlooking new york city's times square, this is "fast money. tonight on fast, we are all over the after-hours action, shares of meta, spotify and qualcomm in the red. we're breaking down reports straight ahead plus, the paypal plunge, dropping 24.5% for the worst day ever is it time to throw in the towel? and later on, what we spotted in the options market today that could have the bulls running scared we start off with an earnings alert on meta platforms. the stock is plunging after hours after the call gets under way, down 21%. cnbc's julia boorstin has the latest. >> yes, those meta shares plummeting on lower than expected guidance. revenue in the fourth quarter of 33.7 billion did come in ahead of expected, but earnings of $3.67 per share missed estimates of $3.84, as costs grew from prior quarters the company guided to first quarter revenue growth between 3% and 11% now, that's down from the 20% growth they saw in revenue this quarter and down from 35% growth that meta had in the prior quarter. the company playing out three key factors imp

to being something that random folks in times square have never heard of that really have any ideas about that. yes, i had. okay, i will start. yes that that is a very very notable development that like how badly little bit like, this is today compared to the situation in the 20s and especially in attorneys, i think part of it is has to do with all of these other plastics that were developed in the following decades from the late 30s 940s. onward plastics like pvc polyethylene etc, which had certain advantages compared with bakelite. in fact, even a larger number of applications like big lights was sometimes advertised as the material of a thousand uses and that's wasn't wasn't even a real overstatement. it did have an amazing applications, but those newer plaque plastics that started coming out did have an even wider range of applications. so i think that's important part of the story and and of course the reputation of plastics has changed very much in the in the 1930s. it's still an example of just this kind of new technology that generates sort of excitement. it kind of generates. it

leslee and tracey coming to live from times square.vement and visual effects. down below. please. free guy. no time to die. shang-chi and the legend of the 10 rings. spiderman. no way home. >> thank you so much to all the firefighters, paramedics and emt's for all that you do. i wave every time you drive by. i say hello, firefighters. i really do. next. stop the nominees for achievement in cinematography. dune. nightmare. alley. our of the dog. the tragedy of macbeth. and west side story. and now here are the nominees for achievement in production design. dune. nightmare. alley. the power of the dog. the tragedy of macbeth. and west side story. let's eat. are you? >> are you wearing something different? again? just because i'm hunkered not came dressed so here are the nominees for best international feature drive my car, japan. fleas. denmark. hand of god, italy. lou, yak in the classroom due time. and the worst person in the world. norway. leslie, you keep there's one for you, thanks. let's aldridge theater at howard university in was

david: times square was epicenter of crime in the '70s, '80s.know how to china it up. we know how to china up the homeless problem as well. you send cops with social service operators, look we can find a job for you. we can find awe place to sleep for the night but you can't use the sidewalk as your bedroom and bathroom. you can't do that. and i don't see any politician willing to say that now. >> you had the mayor and governor actually saying the right things when they announced this subway -- david: but they're not doing it. >> whether they have the intestinal fortitude to follow through on it is the question but they said the right thing. subways are not treating any drug users. we're not treating the mentally ill on the subway systems. why should we allow the people to occupy and cause danger for anyone else? when they send police in, police force people to vacate the spots that is a whole different story. we'll find out the answer in the next few weeks. david: joe, i have another one i want you to take on. there was a op-ed in "new york pos

hay adams, a demonstration there in front of the white house, a demonstration in new york city, times squarerk city home to about 150,000 ukrainians. they have been quite vocal over the last week or so about wanting to get the support that america can send to nato, via nato, to their fellow countrymen there in ukraine. have you had -- do you have a large preponderance of ukrainians in your district in california? >> in the bay area, there's about 13,000, so it's a small number in the region, but there are many ukrainian groups throughout the country, large enclaves of them, and they must be heard, and we will certainly in the next week be spending a lot of time identifying how much more we can provide, but i do think we have to appreciate that the ukrainians cannot do this alone. >> well, i think what's extraordinary as well is the signs that we're seeing, ma'am, we're seeing those signs in times square if we can have our director put back up, those are exactly the signs we're seeing in english and other languages around ukraine, around moscow as well. there are people who are defying the pr

make more of what's yours. into what proponents are calling a west coast version of new york's times squareproving telegraph, bancroft way fulton street and dana street. a group led by cal students says it wants to burke for the berkeley city council to build a carefree shopping and entertainment plaza for pedestrians. but some business owners say limiting cars in that area will hurt their business. this is katie fox two news at six. and shared declassified evidence about russia's plans and cyber attacks and false pretext so there could be no confusion or cover up about what putin was doing. now it's six president biden announcing to the nation a new round of sanctions targeting russia after a bold invasion of ukraine from russian airstrikes to troops and tanks, the first full day of fighting rapidly plunged europe into its first ground war since world war two. good evening, everyone. i'm alex savage and i'm julie julie haener strong condemnation against russia from around the world. president biden says the sanctions imposed on russia exceeds swift but will take time to work and have an ef

ayer fue golpeado ppor un hombre cuando se encontraba paseando junto a su familia en la zona de time squaredé un golpe en la cabeza a este menor de sólo cuatro años de edad >>dde repente escuché como que alguien le pegó a alguien como con una botella de agua bbien duro. voltee y vi que yo estaba llorando >>explica que de inmediato agarró al hombre por el abrigo y lo mantuvo en el suelo hasta que la policía llegó y lo arrestó >>yyo lo agarré nos fuimos los dos para abajo yo caí de espaldas y él encima de mi y bateaba para que nos soltara. >>la familia rivera hace dos años regresó desde california nueva york. cuenta que tomaron un uber de bronca a new york para evitar ser víctimas de la violencia en el subterráneo >los mande en uber ppara sentir la seguridad de que los trenes son peligrosos, y mira lo que pasó >>la policía identificó al sospechoso como babakar... de 34 años que tiene más de 40 restos previos, incluyendo cuatro en lo que va de año uno por golpear a una mujer, por el cual fue liberado sin fianza >>qque lo metan a un hospital de los enfermos de la mente, o lo que tenga que hacer

laura is live at the sheraton times square. >> hi, sandra.ired up over their nominating convention here today and while there is a lot of action going on on the floor, all eyes as you mentioned are up on that stage looking for the keynote speaker, former new york senator hillary clinton, who was supposed to talk at 3:00 p.m. eastern and looks like there is a little bit of a time change, she just tweeted a short time ago, let's read it to you now, wrote this, lots of inspiring leaders speaking to the future of our state and country today. i'll be delivering a keynote address around 2:20 p.m., join us. this is all the first time we will be hearing from the former presidential candidate and person since the accusations and special counsel john durham's report were made public last week. the report contained allegations that clinton campaign cybersecurity lawyer robert sussmann shared internet data information gathered from trump tower and the white house by his friend and can executive, to establish interference and narrative and new today sussm

thousands of people from taiwan to times square are taking to the streets in cities around the worldrotest against the invasion. and as darkness falls on ukraine, the entire country is bracing for another night of terror from russian military forces. u.s. and british intelligence officials say russian troops are meeting with more resistance than they expected and the department of defense is working to give more lethal military aid to ukraine in the form of anti-tank missiles and air defense capabilities. here's a look at where russian forces have launched attacks to this point, and a video of the moment an attack was launched thursday in the region near ukraine. e region near ukraine. utterly terrifying there as displaced ukrainian residents are crossing borders into romania, hungary, poland, slovakia, and moldova, u.s. troops have joined nato allies to welcome them, and the united states, rather united nations is reporting 150,000 people have fled ukraine. another 100,000 people are displaced inside ukraine. >> unhcr is preparing for up to 4 million people that will flee into neigh

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