what's in the river and what particular time is lost in flows. beyond the home i'm from the university of phone is evaluating the findings in a long term study. she's especially interested in the micro plastics washed into the rhine, litter collector, and estimated $330000.00 tons of micro plastics escape into the environment in germany each year. that's about 4 kilograms per capita. reliable data about the quantity and type of micro plastic found in rivers is a valuable political instrument. pollution can only be curved if limits are introduced from micro plastics. micro plastics are a lot smaller than they saw the that but we can't see them. i'd say that once micro caustics get into the environment, it's too late. so it's really important that we stopped at source and look where that being created and how they getting into the environment and then take measures to reduce that, that are up to now the micro particles have ended up in the litter collector more or less by chance we under hom, on is worth thing on a system intended to filter out micro plastics. this group of friends loved to see,

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of them, too. and if that's true? >> e.t. phone home? >> e.t. phone home. >> reporter: maybe there's a whole universeascinating. our thanks to tom for that report. it's like ancestry.com or 23&me for humanity. >> way outside of our world. there may be a whole alternate universe out there, alternate planet with another phillip mena and frances rivera. >> this one will have to suffice. we're all maid of star >>> right now at 5:00, breaking news, israel orders an entire segment of gaza to evacuate, b

. >> reporter: cell phone activity tracked by the university of toronto shows san jose has gotten back 96% of the visitor base it had before the pandemic. compare that to 67% for downtown san francisco. city leaders here admit it took some work, including stepped-up security after several acts of vandalism. >> it's having a safe and clean downtown. we've expanded police foot patrols. we have a social impact team that goes up to people who are having mental health chris he's. we have a zero tolerance policy for open air drug markets. >> for hom kitchen, which also operates in san francisco, this is the hot spot. >> downtown san jose is comparing to san francisco is beverly hills. >> beverly hills here? >> absolutely. >> of all the downtowns surveyed nationwide, san jose did have the third highest return rate anywhere. terry. >> all right, scott. thanks very much. >>> people who rely on ferry service from parts of the east bay are looking for new ways to get around, at least for now. starting today, the main street alameda ferry terminal is closed for repairs and earthquake retrofitting.

workspace and you brought this iris based off of the social and the young mears phone. darcy was just curious, a spelling i'm suspension from universities of from uh, from, from word i mean 1st moved in general, worth of incitement. calling for physical violence. i guess the arrows this the are oh cool hoarsely diary saw that this is not just among the is very probably between the stuff but also between the students who are the inside of the slope o r b is you basically of those who are related to the affiliated with the c, as in general i'm, the gossip is, is your use of the other. so freedom of expression. what else do you use is really on stay inside on this? well it's, it's really we haven't, we haven't seen a function as such as the rest of it for excellence or the whole round. and indeed, and all the other places in the world are also seeing crowd come downs on pro palestinian protests. human wise lawyer saw some is i have, i'm afraid we are going to have to leave it that we have enough time. but thanks very much feel take on the unprecedented situation between israel and gauze at the moment. thank you. you really launches ground

principles, unclear moral guidelines, a country where every citizen considers the choice of a mobile phone to be almost a universalm, or we want to be countries where citizens root for... their fatherland, live in its interests, this does not mean at all that this is a birth for the present and future of their homeland, should wash away worries about your family, worries about yourself, that everything should be filled with this, as a response to some kind of total pressure, coercion of you, no, the great writers of the past, first of all, wrote about human beauty in moral beauty, it is also exists today, and the place for heroism exists today, and it is possible, after all, to correlate the way you live and what you are like with the choice that was made in the forty-one- 45 war by tens of millions of people who were not ready to chicken out, retreat who were ready to die, but so that their name would not be disgraced, as they say for centuries and centuries, and such were the absolute majority in the red army and today many russians are being tested for this moral strength, i say again, the world is truly comfor

the alert went to people's phones at 10:19 universal time coordinated instead of when it was intended. the great shakeout is supposed to be at 10:19. the my shake says it was a configuration glitch. >> we realize a lot of people were woken up because of it. changes were made to make sure this never happens again. >> okay. so let's talk about the great shakeout now. a lot of people, a lot of offices, schools took part today. >> we were invited to the second grade classroom at an elementary school in clam bell for today's shakeout. thank you for having me out. so many kids were doing the same thing at the same time. an estimated 10 million californians participated. students all listened well and got under the desks and held on as they were supposed to in the event of a real quake. they would get up later and they evacuated outside. the campbell union school district reviewed its quake plan including the system it has for quickly reuniting students with their parents. >> if there is something bad happening, like an earthquake, then we know what to do immediately. >> they're really excit

of american victims. brandies university professor illam troen was on the phone with his daughter saturday when she and her husband were killed saturday. >> the terrorists came through their place, broke through the doors, shot them, the bullet actually entered his abdomen. >> troen was in israel at the time. he rushed to a hospital to meet with his grandson who is now recovering from his injuries. >>> and we're learning of some incredible stories of survival during the hamas attack on israel. "cbs evening news" anchor and editing manager norah o'donnell spoke with a mother whose neighborhood was overrun. miri messika say she and her husband and three children jumped from a second floor window after their home was set on fire. >> we couldn't breathe because of the smoke and because of the gas. it was very frightening. >> the family rushed to a neighbor's bomb shelter where they hid in silence for seven hours while masked terrorists rained gunfire outside. the worst part, she says, was the sheer terror of waiting. the mothers of families texted each other with updates. the reported death toll in the neighbo

inside gaza and speak to mama would chuck 5, who's electra at guys as university college of a price scientist is joining us on the phone. thank you so much. um, how much for being with us on the phone, can you for us described to us the current um situation in guys uh, i know this been at least 3 strikes this morning. is it comma today then its been in the previous days? or is it the same? oh okay, says the timesheet to be with you got the meeting that says assignment be suffering. you can imagine adjusted a dental mentorship soon. and i couldn't have this meeting a life simply because no, i've done that. no, it just, it'd be like a vote. and this is what we met in these days. we as part of the team and as she video guys i had been suffering since 4 to 8. this is what color valence and from us a long time ago. and the situation is still the same. and when i'm listening to that, you think with you, i'm going to be guess uh, i actually instruct, they look at, but it's still of the time of the thoughts of them, the problem with them. but the, in the energy victim of the regulation, i'm getting them i choosing the extra go

university of toronto did the study. not tracking what people are doing on the phone but how many people were walking around specific areashe numbers show people are coming back to san jose in droves. >> you see people, businesspeople, students, they're not afraid to walk anymore. >> it's having a safe and clean downtown. we've expanded police foot prools. we have a social impact team that goes up to people having mental health crises. we have a zero-tolerance policy for open-air drug markets. >> the study says san jose has regained about 96% of its downtown activity that it had back in 2019 compared to roughly 67% for downtown san francisco. >>> jeff ranieri, should be a beautiful week in san jose? >> great weather today. great weather tomorrow. the top weather headline we're following the next couple of days will be two different systems that are going to bring the chance of showers. i've got looks at that plus also a little bit of wind now making it into the seven-day forecast as we move it into that microclimate forecast. we'll start with something i want to show you for tomorrow. there is the chance of a little bit o

start of her senior year at the university of utah, lauren mccluskey fell hard for a guy named shawn prince. and soon, he was her boyfriend. -- matt heard regular updates by phonedescribe learn as kind of smitten with this new guy. did that come across talking with the two of you? >> sure. yeah. a lot of that happiness was just there already. but she clearly seemed very happy about her relationship with this person. >> but her parents, hundreds of miles away in washington state, new only what their daughter was telling them. it was different for her good friends at the university. they began noticing that the very independent lauren was now at shawn's back and call. >> every time he would text her, she would stop what she was doing to make sure she picked up the phone. or text. >> her friend alex said that she was put off by shawn's behavior when she and lauren went back to the bar when he where he was working. >> he was like, don't forget pick-me-up at two in the morning. don't fall asleep. don't fall asleep. he said it jokingly, but i could tell that he was serious. >> in other words, pressuring her to stay awake to pick him up in the middle of the night, aft

of 200 kilometers. >> okay, let me go to the phone here. look, i studied advertising at the university of florida, please do not make me do math up here. let me go to jared from el monitor. >> hi, sir. thanks for doing this. there have been some news reports, including in my outlet, that citing israeli officials as saying essentially while they greatly appreciate the u.s. military support and coordination, that they feel that in order to maintain deterrence israel as a state in the middle east neighborhood they have no choice but to go ahead with the gaza campaign ground incursion. does the department share that? >> well, look, i'm not going to speak for israel. i think it's important to remember how we got here. so first of all, we have had a very long standing relationship with israel and have worked together for many years to ensure our mutual security in the region. as i highlighted earlier on october 7th, israel was attacked by hamas in a brutal and cruel attack. and so since that day we have worked hard to ensure that we are working closely with israel to understand what their de

joining me now is leah littman, professor of law at the university of michigan in my cohost of the podcast and the man on the other end of that phone call, jonathan greenberg, investigative journalist and former forbes reporter. you were on the call from john baron, trumps entire reason for being is to get on this forbes list. what is your reaction to his falling off the list? >> i think both are long overdue. i don't think he has been as much as he has said for many years and i think for decades and decades, he has been pulling this stunt, this fraud and gaining the system for decades. he is commenting on the first 419 82 and continued these fabrications and lies that continued to expand and be used year after year. so, i am not surprised and i really think that he should james has a rocksolid case. >> shifting to that case, this daughter from the judge, that is this topol in new york? >> inflating his assets and loans. it affected the major issue, there is a few outstanding claims that the biggest issue is if there is fraud off the table. the judge sanctioned the trump legal team for making ridiculous arguments in the course of t

results of the revolution that should have served as a model for the universe to post the shock of all spraying of tara open the attack robust and morocco and cold for a referendum on the phone with the new government. friends, she and sisters should decide but wish to be a republican, a federal ration, or a constitutional monarchy, and $1793.00. when she went to the pool and sun michelle to begin posting her latest time 1st, she was arrested. she was brought before the revolutionary tribunal and sentenced to death the when it comes to the 2nd half of the 2nd decade of the 21st century. i am not particularly content. this of the last few years of seeing that the rise of authoritarian populace and nationalism became in many parts of the world. and in many ways that is a counter and light movement. solar changed for post. yes. yes, but it's a for your loan over society is very divided on in uh, yeah. is that something federal one side supports the current, remove the mass by the constitution and the courts mean nothing to them is not true . yes. they've got changed the other side places of great importance on freedom, boss, justice, and the distribution of powers. well joe, wa

of the revolution that should have served as a model for the universe. she opposed to shuck of all spraying of tara open the attack ro disappear, and murat and cold for a referendum on the phone with the new government. friends, she and sisters should decide but wish to be a republican, a federation, or a constitutional monarchy in 1793. when she went to the pond, son michelle to begin posting her latest pamphlets, she was arrested. she was brought before the revolutionary tribunal and sentenced to death the when it comes to the 2nd half of the 2nd decade of the 20. ready century i am not particularly contempt. this of the last few years of seeing that the rise of authoritarian populace and nationalism became in many parts of the world. and in many ways that is a counter and like scholar tries to post. yeah. yes, but it's a for your loan over society is very divided on yes. is that something federal one side supports the current for me, the me aspect of the constitution and the courts mean i'm nothing to them. symmetric. yes, the little got changed. the other side places a great importance on freedom, boss, justice, and the distribution of towers. well joe, was it muffled? go

of course, across the globe. college campuses are not immune to it. as far as stanford university, they will probably get a phone call at the very least from the department of homeland security as well as cyber security experts from the white house. what they're doing is they will talk to campus police officers to help them track down whoever may be responsible for online threats. we have seen it time and time again, especially over the past couple weeks. the anti defamation league. well, they point out to the anti-semitic acts just last year about 3700 of them. and that was about a 36% increase from 2021. you throw on top of what's going on globally and that's why they are very fearful that things could get out of hand, which is why college campuses at the very least they are being closely watched by the white house allow the students not just jewish american students, but students of other faiths and other races for them to feel safe while take to higher education. >> all right. thank thank you. well, on the peninsula, a san mateo county hospital went into lockdown yesterday as police were searching for multip

this money to me at the wrong sort of went very fast because the american universities and other universities and colleges, the best thing i guess is i and do us a phone funny life and the best time for both parties. i dropped as many as far as the top of all the rest of the hipaa chrissy. and that's the last part of that off i'm putting it on that i run is my big on the brother a mouse, i guess is i will fight against this deceiver. we will eliminate this account, well then there's by a good source of war against it will take revenge for our hosting and brothers and sisters because there is no embassy of israel in practice. so we are protesting your against the us. and you end because washington class is a champion of dc the world. but in reality, it's a dictator. and we also ask the question to the us, why are your lips tight? well, thousands of just how students have been killed me is really self, is nothing in the world kind of was and even peer is want to control muslims in the middle east by stablish and, and then legal stage in the region. this is just the business that's the us is the biggest, almost in the world. and when there's trouble and

bleachers, because it's arch mannings game and he's about to go to the university of texas and jonathan martin so we all go and the phone keeps ringing and it's elon and he says, they're using star link to launch a sneak attack on the russian fleet in crimea. >> and your first question is? >> well, i go okay. he says it's going to cause world war iii: what do you mean. i know russian doctrine. what are you doing? we're not going to allow, we're-- and i wrote that he turned it off that night and later i had to correct it, which it had been geo fenced and they were asking him to turn it on, and they didn't know it was turned off. they were using it to launch this attack and so, secretly, it had been geo fenced and you see all the messages that night, not only in crimea, but in the donbas, because he's deciding to provide it, but turn it off so they can't do offensive things. you see, federov saying, it's not offensive. my family lives in that village, it's his high pitched night in which he ends up not allowing star link to be used for this sneak attack and the subs wash ashore. now, this causes of course, my book comes o

of the revolution that should have served as a model for the universe. she opposed to shuck of all sprain of tara, open, the attack robust and morocco and cold for a referendum on the phone with the new government. friends, she and sisters should decide but wish to be a republican, a federal ration, or a constitutional monarchy in 1793. when she went to the pond, son michelle to begin posting her latest pamphlet, she was arrested. she was brought before the revolutionary tribunal and sentenced to death the when it comes to the 2nd half of the 2nd decade or of the 21st century. i am not particularly content. this of the last few years of seeing that the rise of authoritarian populace and nationalism became in many parts of the world. and in many ways that is a counter and light movement. solar change to post you. yes. box of fragility over society is very divided on in uh, yeah. is that something federal one side supports the current for me, the aspect of the constitution and the courts. nothing to them is not true. yes, the little got changed. the other side, places of great importance on freedom, boss, justice, and the distribution of powers. well joe, was it muffled go

of morgan state university. four students were wounded. the latest on what police know about the suspect behind all of this. we'll be back. >>> millions of cell phoneset to blast an emergency tone this afternoon. this is part of a nationwide test of the emergency alert system. the drill will begin around 2:20 p.m. eastern. radio and television stations will also blare this alert around the same time. you don't have to do anything. no action is required. just listen and enjoy. >>> very shortly, the suspect charged in the death of tupac shakur is set to appear in a court. duane davis will be on charge for murder with a deadly weapon. he was arrested on friday. police say he is the only suspect who is still alive in this case. >>> california senator dianne feinstein will lie in state at san francisco city hall today ahead of a funeral service tomorrow. people are already lining up to pay their final respects for the longtime senator and mayor of san francisco. feinstein died at the age of 90 after months of declining health. she was the longest serving female senator in u.s. history. kate? >>> police in baltimore are searching for a gunman after five p

of traits, patch frank slippage now. he's a senior electra in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a phone a u. k. military intelligence office that he is joining me from oxford. it's good to have you on the program. frank. so israel is now given people in northern guys what 24 hours to leave and head south. does that look to you as though that ground invasion is now imminent us? yes, i think we could be fairly certain that christy the preparations visible to everybody was that maybe not maybe an element of surprise to this. there's no doctor told that that going in. i think we can, with respect to the old, is given by the, is raising the controversies around it, but one reference point might be what happened in most, all in the fight against a similar terrace group. i s way reputation were allowed to leave the battery to some extent, but look, that's it. that's a separate issue. they ask you a questions. yes, i think they'll be, they'll be going in at some point in the next few days. they may not do a sort of full on the full panoply assault. made it mandate for my sort of patchwork of assault

university. the fbi opened an investigation after reports of threats against members of the jewish community. when a message comes to my phoneple want to kill me, they want to bomb my house, and my house is a jewish community, it is terrifying. those who are for israel hang on the streets of cities around the world, photos of those abducted on october 7, those who are for... posters are torn down, for which they immediately are under attack on social networks. but what in north america is considered more of a flash mob, in europe becomes a decision of the authorities. these images are from london and berlin, where a significant part of the population is muslim, which means pro-israeli posters could cause new clashes. it comes to muslims, and in the literal sense, even for the outward appearance of islam. and in canada, a global news reporter of palestinian origin lost her job when she tried to stand up for her people. she urged her colleagues not to forget. i was said, the problem is that i talk about my beliefs, about my opposition to israel and the genocide of my people, global news literally told me to look at these horri

that's right in the us, there is universal support being expressed for israel blinking has been on the phone with the foreign ministers of egypt to turkey. the president of the palestinian authority, and in the last couple of hours he's talked to mohammed al, funny. or at least we were told that he has talked in the home at all funny the prime minister and foreign minister of control. and what he appears to be doing is trying to get anyone with any influence on him off to try to get them to draw back . the president of the united states as well, has expressed on equivocal support for israel. in his conflict, as you might expect, an american president to do this is what he had to say. israel has the right to defend itself, and as people full stop and there's never justification for terrorist attacks. and my administration to support for is security is rock solid and on way. let me say this is clearly as i can, this is not a moment for any party hostile the israel to exploit these attacks, to seek advantage the world is watching. don't. so does this on the way bring us support for israel now? mean more weapons and moment a

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ivy league university, cornell university, the fbi opened an investigation after a report of threats against members of the jewish community. when i get messages on my phoneut how people... they want to kill me, they want to bomb my house, and my home is the jewish community, this is terrifying, and we want people to know, all we want is to be safe, those who are for israel are hanging on the streets of cities all over to the world, photos of the abducted seventh aklin, where a significant part of the population is muslim, which means pro-israeli posters can cause new clashes, muslims are being targeted, and in the literal sense, even for their appearance, in central england, an unknown person attacked a woman by throwing a stone at her, and the family ... the victim is sure it was all because her head was covered according to the traditions of islam, in canada, a global news reporter of palestinian origin lost her job when she tried to stand up for her people, she called on her colleagues not to forget how much the world is talking about my opposition to israel and the genocide of my people, global news literally told me to look at these horrifying image

of them, too and if that's true -- >> e.t., phone home? >> e.t., phone home. >> reporter: maybe there's a whole universe of e.t.s out there. >> yeah, it's possibleto better defend earth from an asteroid on a collision course with us. the more we understand the composition of asteroids and how they are affected by heat and cooling and space, we might learn more about what it would take to move one out of the way, savannah, and by the way, this particular spacecraft that's on its way now to another asteroid, that it will do a big survey of, as well. >> it's just incredible that they land that aircraft on a moving asteroid -- spacecraft, i should say >> reporter: it's astonishing! on a moving asteroid, they land a spacecraft, drill down, bring it back to earth >> it's 4, years old billion years old. and by the way, you are so excellent at your job. but if you ever want a different job, you should be a science teacher. just saying. don't you think, guys? >> spot-on >> thank you, tom. >> i would sign up for costello's space class. >> yeah. >>> coming up, fans of "snl" are going to love "popstart" this morning because we have an exclusive sneak peek a

in the, not in a good underwood. scores are completely full of the universities that can the god says the most able to wear and god was no phone as if you choose to display things from different areas to uh, to another. even inside the 1000 we could see people moving or taping from the bottom in towards another places. so people still coming from north to south or has that stop now that i what they can see now is that people are returning to that. not because i meant some of my neighbors right away in the area where i'm staying now on the planet that was last night. the media of the off to the doctor or not on the hospital. they said, i think i must find words i've been on the to think the no fuel, no food. so why to stay know, safety. why for stay in the south. one that has nothing to do here and that you are waiting for a or you out expecting and try kind of grade and psych anytime. so what she said, i prefer to go back on, die in my home, in dignity done to live in this human relation uh, in the south or other areas of that sort of displacement. as far as you know, are there still is the bombardment continued since the stri

university in 1985. the worst aspect of it is of course the occasional threat of violence. i mean, my office has been read vandaliz. i've received death threats and phoneafat was one of them, he visited saddam shortly after the invasion of kuwait, it was here that i strongly opposed arafat. in my opinion, sadam was just horrible and vampire of a dictator. i felt that arafat was walking a dark path. now arafat who was tired and hopeless had to pay heavy price for the conflict and the negotiation table was the best place for the west to take revenge. لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله عباد الله وينك وينك ابو عبد الله ابو عبد الله حبيبتي. and no ending sa to israel's onslot embeza or palestinian forcess of held ground attacks by regime troops. the depth is strike in gaza exceeds 8,000, most of them women and headlines, people around the world take the streets to show solidarity with the people of gaza and condemn it. a tries against palestinians.

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university of hard knocks and it's a great place. we'll get e-mails on this i'm sure. thanks very much, ash. 97% of children aged 11-17 use their cell phonesours. what do we think about that? education specialist erica donalds is with me. is there something wrong with that? should it be phones or no phones in school? where do you stand on this? >> well, phones should definitely be prohibited in schools, stuart. we have got to get serious about returning academic rigor and merit and academic proficiency to our schools. we just saw that in 40% of baltimore schools, none, zero, students were able to pass the math proficiency exam. the same number in new york is 38%. we see multiple schools in minnesota, up to 70 schools that have 0% proficiency. these cell phones are a distraction and they're not helping our students learn and after covid with a learning loss that we've seen, we absolutely need to get back to a scholarly learning environment and eliminate the distractions that do nothing but cause drama and bullying, and we've seen schools that eliminate them like our schools in florida who see much less drama and issue less distraction in th

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