vincent: it is very exciting.c alliance will give us a better opportunity to serve. haslinda: when it comes to benefits, this has to be against a backdrop of perhaps new governor coming in shortly. we are wondering if this allows repositioning from the move? vincent: there is over 3.6 million and so the need to invest globally is clear in japan. they have invested a lot globally. we signed the strategic alliance with singapore in 2019 and we have seen attractions for global investments. haslinda: what are the after, what our priorities right now? vincent: i think they want to deploy globally. i think this is based on the risk assessment of the client. also, access to private assets. rishaad: just a short while ago there was an aide recently appointed. how much will esc be part of this alliance? how much evidence of that are you witnessing? vincent: i think it is one of the megatrends we are seeing. we have done this study and we believe stability is here to stay. of course, they need to be guided and find opportun

vincent: correct. think -- inflation and stuff for close to three years, sometimes it is important for people. i am in agreement, i expect the numbers to be the upside or downside surprise. we are seeing almost arithmetic inflation because of used car, shelter, basic commodity sectors. you will see inflation fall. what i like to say -- the cpi is falling, inflation is not. i think the biggest question is not so much whether we print that 65 tomorrow, but how do we fall and whether we are able to stay down there. my base case is, inflation will fall until let's say q3 of this year, but will not fall to 2%. maybe some more like 3.5%. then, it could come back. then you will see it is coming back out of nowhere. like in 1997, the fed inflation was under control, then it started creeping higher and higher. that is a risk i think is not priced in if you look at the swap curve, the breakevens or -- it is getting better in terms of value rising, but nowhere near where they need to be in my opinion. kriti: the

vincent, i want to ask you at the dangers of piracy.bama off somalia in 2009 — that was made into a film starring tom hanks. even in the past couple of years, you have had attempted attacks. how big of a problem is piracy today? it used to be an issue off somalia, in east africa. today, some of the incidents we have had are not so much on the eastern coast of africa, but mostly in the gulf of guinea, near nigeria, where we have had different incidents in the last couple of years that we had to deal with. the difference with the gulf of guinea, this is not a well—travelled trade route where you just sail back. most of the ships being attacked are ships that are servicing this local economy, servicing nigeria and the countries there. the option to sail a different route is not there. the choice is to sail those countries and serve those customers in those countries or not to do it. yes, obviously when you are engaged into having ships sail all around the world, the safety of the crew is something that we are concerned about. and these att

vincent, i want to ask you at the dangers of piracy.omalia in 2009 — that was made into a film starring tom hanks. even in the past couple of years, you have had attempted attacks. how big of a problem as piracy today? it used to be an issue off somalia, off east africa. today, some of the incidents we have had are not so much on the eastern coast of africa, mostly in the gulf of guinea, near nigeria, where we have had different incidents in the last couple of years that we had to deal with. the difference with the gulf of guinea, this is not a well—travelled trade route where you just sail back. most of the ships being attacked are ships that are servicing this local economy, servicing nigeria and the countries there. the option to sail a different route is not there. the choice is to sail those countries and serve those countries and serve those countries in those areas or not to do it. yes, obviously when you are engaged into having ships sail all around the world, the safety of the crew is something that we are concerned about. and

so, vincent, how big of a problem is piracy today?alia in east africa. today, actually, some of the incidents that we have had are not so much on the eastern coast of africa, but more mostly in the gulf of guinea, near nigeria and so on, where we have had different incidents here in the last couple of years that we have had to deal with. the difference with the with the gulf of guinea is that this is not a well traveled trade route where you just sail by. most of the ships that are being attacked are actually ships that are servicing the local economies, that are servicing nigeria and the countries there. and they are the the option to actually sail a different route is not really there. your choice is to sail those countries and serve your customers in those countries or not to do it. so, yes, i mean, obviously, when you're engaged into having ships sail all around the world, the safety of the crew is something that we're very concerned about. and these attacks of piracy, as the movie with tom hanks brilliantly illustrated, that is a

it was the world's first translation of the famous work into another slavic language in 1866 vincentin martinkevich created his best comedy work finnish gentry in september 2016 in minsk on the territory of the upper city opened a monument to two best representatives of belarusian culture xix century stanislav, manyushka, and the vencenter dunin martsinkevich an intellectual exhibition of scientific and technological achievements, which since january 20 has captured the attention of belarusians of all ages and no wonder it presented more than 400 innovative developments, a belarusian sports car and a transparent tv, artificial intelligence and huge emerald robots. and the same belarusian laptop is unrealistic to list, as well as to see. at first, the exhibition was planned to open for 3 days. during this time it was visited by more than 30,000 people. interesting subsided, so i'm working the expositions were extended for a week, and then they decided to go with exhibits to the regions, so that everyone could see and find out what talented belarusian developers are capable of. and now

vincent, thank ou for cold this morning. vincent, thank you for the _ cold this morning.u for the update _ cold this morning. vincent, thank you for the update and _ cold this morning. vincent, thank you for the update and we - cold this morning. vincent, thank you for the update and we will. cold this morning. vincent, thank i you for the update and we will come back to you if we get any news from the police during the morning. the prime minister will try to win support for his new post—brexit trade deal for northern ireland while on a visit to belfast today. the agreement removes most checks on goods destined only for northern ireland from the rest of the uk and creates new powers for ministers at stormont to fend off changes to eu regulations. however, the democratic unionist party says it still has concerns, and will study the legal text before giving its support. our political correspondent helen catt reports. thank you for all the incredible work. it was a big moment with big smiles to match. after years of wrangling, a deal with the eu has finally been sealed. toda

vincent hunter. [applause] when it comes to learning loss, tennessee has made great strides but there is much that needs to be done. the worst thing that we can do for a child's success is to push them to the next level when they are simply not ready. third grade reading has been the most important indicator for parents and teachers to see their child is struggling before it's too late. as parent hearing from educators across the state i know this can be one of the largest challenges during the elementary school years. that's why our budget this year will prioritize new literacy programs to tutoring, summer camps, and give students multiple pathways to become a strong reader. the ability to read at grade level can determine a child's future. our approach has to be about providing additional support so that every student is set up for success in the classroom and beyond. [applause] when it comes to education funding and choices and literacy are all important, but none of that matters more than your ch

in 1866, vincent dunin martinkevich created his best comedy.nter dunin martsinkevich intellectual exhibition of scientific and technical achievements, which since january 20 has captured the attention of belarusians of all ages and it is not surprising that more than 400 innovative developments, a belarusian sports car and a transparent tv, artificial intelligence and huge emerald robots were presented at it. and the same belarusian laptop is unrealistic to list, as well as to see. at first, the exhibition was planned to open for 3 days. during this time it was visited by more than 30,000 people. an interesting one subsided, so the exposition was extended for a week, and then they decided to go with the exhibits to the regions, so that everything those who wished could see and learn what talented belarusian developers are capable of. and now to other topics of the week that have gained the maximum number of your likes on our social networks, we are looking at your choice. belarusian polar explorers made the first scientific trip to a previously

more familiar with, vincent. ,, ., ., ., ., vincent.oss england and much of scotland and wales will be l much of scotland and wales will be like this this morning at london euston, pretty deserted, with no trains leaving on the display boards. forthe trains leaving on the display boards. for the second time this week train drivers from 16 operators are on strike in this long—running dispute over pay and working conditions. if wednesday is anything to go by, only around one third of services across the country will be running. so the advice, as it has been for many of the past months is, before going to the station, check with the train operator if they are running because many lines before quiet today. there is no update on the negotiations between the train companies and union bosses. last month, unions rejected a pay deal which would have seen them get 4% in the first and then the second year as well, but they say that the conditions they were having a change to one not acceptable. there are also strikes today for bus services run by

lansky painter vincent van gogh for a long time was unreasonably considered the only one sold during the life of the artist by his picturesque work, the correct answer to the question is the variant and vincent van gogh is the ninth question. what is the origin of the african lake chat, and volcanic b dammed relic time? remember igor, at least something is missing, artyom is very much. how can volcanic lakes form? victoria well, i remember that there are vents there, and, probably, it is in this vent. actually. i formed a lake if you climb into the dictionary no vent, vent, volcano, at the top of the volcano, sometimes it forms, this funnel, which is called a crater. i remind you, and this crater, when it fills with water, a lake can form. here it is in the crater - a lake of volcanic origin. and sometimes it happens, for example, when lava flows out. it is enough to say such a liquid or not liquid. she is different. it can simply block the path to some river and create such a natural dam and it turns out a dam-type lake. ah, what is it a relic lake? as i understand it, no one rememb

at the berlin university of the arts, vincent brits discusses the latest developments with the students in the artificial creativity. seminar helped us come on disinfect. you can compare it a bit to when there was only classical painting. and then suddenly the 1st photographer's appeared with often dug up. and there was certainly resistance. and people said it was an art, it was a photo, plagiarism, whatever. huh. hm. and then over the years and decades, the idea of a photo artist became established icon. i think it'll be the same with artificial intelligence in fine move. the artificial intelligence can colorize historical film footage in seconds. but the programs show their limits when it comes to processing complex artwork. the problem with this, i think is that for example, if it's like an acoustic video and the grass was pink because you painted at pink because it was an odd movie, would make a green because it's basically just working on an average like, oh, come, sucks image processing, like shading and lighting, is no problem for the latest generation of ai based graphics progra

please look at the screen and answer who is the author of this picture and vincent van gok in gustavivan i think that this is gustav klimt how did you come to this food i want to ask, i looked at the quality of this picture and understood that , that this is definitely not van gogh and not claudeman, the rest, and the last option turned out to be gustav, by the method of elimination it turns out alice which option was chosen? how did you answer? i do not know exactly in the answers to the questions, but i chose the option, and the red vineyards in orel painting by the dutch painter vincent. van gogh has long been unreasonably considered the only painting sold during the artist 's lifetime. the question is what is the origin of the african lake chat volcanic b dammed time? igor remember at least something not, artyom i don’t remember anymore, as there are a lot of types of lakes. how can volcanic lakes form? victoria well, i remember that there are vents there, and, probably, it is in this vent. actually. i formed a lake, if you look into the dictionary of no vent, vent, volcano at th

been easier, faster or cheaper to create digital images up at the berlin university of the arts, vincent brits discusses the latest developments with the students in the artificial creativity seminar adopted. come on, disinfect, you can compare it a bit to when there was only classical painting. and then suddenly the 1st photographers appeared who often dug up, and there was certainly resistance. and people said it was an art, it was a photo, plagiarism, whatever. huh. hm. and then over the years and decades, the idea of a photo artist became established in con, i think it'll be the same with artificial intelligence in fine movie, artificial intelligence can colorize historical film footage in seconds. but the programs show their limits when it comes to processing complex artwork. the problem with this i think is that for example, if it's like an artistic video and the grass was pink because you painted pink because it was an odd movie, would make a green because it's basically just working on an average like oh, come, sucks, image processing like shading and lighting is no problem for t

in 1866, vincent dunin martinkevich created his best work, the comedy pinsk gentry in september 2016 on the territory of the upper city, a monument was opened to two of the best representatives of belarusian culture of the 19th century, stanislav, manyushka, and the ventsentr dunin martsinkevich an intellectual exhibition of scientific and technological achievements, which since january 20 has captured the attention of belarusians of all ages and no wonder it presented more than 400 innovative developments, a belarusian sports car and a transparent tv, artificial intelligence and huge emerald robots. and the same belarusian laptop is unrealistic to list, as well as to see. at first, the exhibition was planned to open for 3 days. during this time it was visited by more than 30,000 people. an interesting subsidence, so they work from the position was extended for a week, and then they decided to go with the exhibits to the regions, so that everyone could see and find out what talented belarusian developers are capable of. and now to other topics of the week that have gained the maximum

i art raises many questions, not just ethical and legal ones for vincent breds who teaches at the berlin university of the arts. it's the myth of the artist that matters. but his mom did call her when his vice, that was one bask yet if i buy a painting knowing it's my boss got one, i'm more willing to spend a lot of money and look at it for hours. imagining him painting it in new york area than if i see exactly the same picture knowing it was only created by a computer algorithm. nixon, i don't just look at the pure result, but i buy the story and the person a little little closer to you. she's too deep as wouldn't be submitted. but what exactly does an algorithm create? what can a i do? a, i is the machines ability to imitate logical thought and creativity once unique to humans, robots and machines are the hardware. while a, i is the software standing in for the brain, machine learning allows a i to continually develop, improve, and deliver results on its own. almost in real time. humans 1st be the a i large amounts of data in the form of algorithms, rules that telecom shooter what to d

vincent mcaviney, bbc news.s president at refugees international and has been giving us his take on the situation. this is a tragedy, but i don't think you can really call it an accident. it is an outcome of policies that italy and that the wider eu have been putting in place for years that have made the passage through the mediterranean more dangerous and have removed the sort of rescue tools that ngos and others have been trying to use to at least save lives when people are at risk. as bad as the crossing is, and as unsafe as it is, people are still willing to do it because what they're fleeing is worse. and the conditions that they're fleeing in places like iran and afghanistan — which is where a number of these migrants apparently came from — are worse. and so, if it is so dangerous that they're willing to take that crossing, then clearly, making it less safe is not going to deter people yet more. and yet, the policy for the last ten years has been to progressively close off the less dangerous routes and for

vincent mcavennie, bbc news.r isn't finished with us yet. across parts of southern and eastern europe, there has been a deluge of heavy snow. thousands of houses have lost power, and many people were stranded, when roads were blocked off. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. in this part of bosnia and herzegovina, the world has turned white. a blanket of snow has fallen across much of the country, making many roads a potential hazard. even in the capital, sarajevo, it is difficult for drivers and pedestrians alike. it is a similar story in neighbouring croatia — all roads leading to the adriatic coast were closed. many people became stranded, forced to sleep in sports centres and town halls. it feels like the entire country is grinding to a halt. translation: i arrived late yesterday afternoon. - i am on my way from germany. it's urgent, but we stopped here, and we can't go on. translation: we slept - in the restaurant, on chairs. there is no free accommodation. everything is taken. head further east, and romania is al

vincent was born on may 25th his due date. this picture shows him with members of project dynamo at the border areas, said it's sad to mark the anniversary of the war and want to highlight a group like project dynamo for their dedication to saving lives . i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news when the war in ukraine began, russia's president vladimir putin wrongly believed he could sweep into the capital now you're later a former marine corps intelligence officer talk with us about russia's failed strategy and how putin underestimated the strength of ukraine's resistance right now. russia is in an offense, although they're doing such a lackluster jobs. sometimes it's questionable. um, parts of front whether they are in the offense, but they are in the offense and the ukrainians did a lot of support to push back on all these offensive weapons systems and things like that, which really gets down to things like high mars, artillery rounds and, of course, air defense weapons. ken for went on to say that with russia's lack of ef

vincent dowd there.you can see heavy equipment brought in to help claw away the rubble as they search for survivors. some survivors are still being pulled from the rubble, but very infrequently, it has to be said. the death toll rising all the time, and some experts are fearing the death toll will continue to rise, maybe even double from its current level of 33,000 across both countries. extraordinary scenes of destruction and devastation and death in southern turkey, but also in syria of course. more coverage of the earthquake, but now it�*s time for the weather forecast with ben rich. hello. if you have spent your weekend is under cloudy skies and you are hoping for something brighter, overthe you are hoping for something brighter, over the next couple of days i�*m hopeful the cloud will break up to give a bit more in the way of sunshine. it will stay largely dry and feel mild for the time of year. for the rest of today, extensive cloud cover in most places. the best chance of breaks in the far south—w

vincent reinhart has lived them at the federal reserve and he goes -- he knows going back.r 2021 from lubbock and williams and the modern theory is founded on our star in that first effort i recall measuring the national rate of interest. do we have a clue of where this theoretical foundation is right now? we know where our start should be or is? vincent: the concept goes back to a century ago and the answer is we have not made a lot of progress in the 125 years since. we may have gotten a little bit more sophisticated on the technique. it is hard to tell. the basic story is working out or close to potential for the last couple of years. the real rate was negative. must be the equilibrium rate was low. that is one way of estimating it. that is how lubbock and williams does it. tom: let's move farther back with the certitude you had with chairman greenspan that somehow labor and inflation were linked. are they? vincent: we care about the super court because of the link between wages and inflation and resource use and wages. tom: i think we are having some trouble. we will tr

vincent mcaviney, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news.ave been announced from nigeria's tightest election since the end of military rule in 1999. more results are not expected until later today. the election went more smoothly than previous polls, but delays and attacks on some polling stations meant voting was postponed until sunday in parts of the country. organisers of protests in mexico against reform of the electoral agency say half a million people have taken to the streets across the country. they say plans to slash the institute's funding are an attack on democracy. the uk's energy regulator, ofgem, will announce a new price cap today — to take effect from april. analysts are expecting a drop of around one thousand pounds, but also believe households could see bills rise by 20% because of changes to support provided by the government. again we will have more detail on that story in 20 minutes, in our business coverage. israeli settlers in the occupied west bank have torched palestinian buildings, killing one palestinian man. the r

protection fiddled, which are the ones that could be natural. monuments i think that are cut down. vincent deep in the forest far from civilization. a few forest activists have set up a protest camp taking a stand against loggers. not every one is happy with their protests. a car near the camp was attacked and the conflict gets heated. the 4 as active as don't live in this region. but in warsaw or other major cities, yackel josefina and raffo don't intend to back down either the strung out jimmy kip of them we own. i see the massive destruction going on here to somebody the pulled up now and then, and i don't condone it is good enough. those are both are curved. those are starving. sure. i want my daughter to be able to enjoy these old forests in the future. these a butcher, wong, starter law, say some perhaps still see bears too. of course, if all the old trees are chopped down, the animals will move somewhere else. they may even enter areas populated by humans, which could be dangerous for the problem will certain, can become a problem in recent decades to does ship incidents with bears

let's get more on this from our correspondent, vincent mcaviney.sly must be gravely concerned, because whatever the baby years, it is now separated from its mother and father?— mother and father? yes, that's ri . ht. mother and father? yes, that's right- the _ mother and father? yes, that's right. the police _ mother and father? yes, that's right. the police are _ mother and father? yes, that's right. the police are working i mother and father? yes, that's| right. the police are working on mother and father? yes, that's - right. the police are working on the assumption that the baby is still alive. the couple were arrested nearby to where i am standard at 9pm last night. this huge operation has swung in with offices notjust from sussex police but coming from the metropolitan police as well. 0fficers staying on long beyond their shifts to try and find the baby. we do not know because it doesn't never receive medical attention, whether they had a boy or girl injanuary. but if it is stashed away somewhere where they have been staying, we know they hav

and yet there's so much more to being jewish than fighting this hatred that effect on death, vincent that's perhaps something i'd wish for continuing to take a look at active jewish life and showing what's actually happening to that. i see that because there's always a great danger on the jewess side to there that you only think within these dimensions of anti semitism. and you actually forget the positive sides of bed with his upper what i can't identify with that victim role at all, cause i always wear my star of david openly. i walked through the streets of hellenic as a proud jewish woman. mm. ah ah ah, with protesting police brutality in nigeria. october 20, 20 tens of thousands demonstrate against the police unit, sars against its corruption and vicious with the army and reveals healing, peaceful demonstrations. but no nij areas you refuses to be silenced so easily. in 15 minutes, all dw teacher africa, the future of coffee beans may take a sustainable, resilient, productive. the coffee exporting country of uganda is helping to fight climate change with a project to i told robu

u s. secretary of state antony, blinking as reported, he canceled his trip to bay j over vincent and ukraine's president brought him his lensky has repeated his appeal for his country to join the european union at a summit with senior you officials. and keith often talks with commission president lafond alonza leslie said ukraine deserve to begin its session talks this year. and that's it from me and the news team you're up to date. so d, w 's asia is gabrielle 1st come out to the highlights you every week in your in box subscribe. now. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa. you to repeat issues and share ideas with, you know, are these channels we are not of great to have dealt with because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on d w. ah ah, this is due to other news asia coming off today calls for accountability 3 months on from south korea's national tragedy. more than a 150 people died in crowds, brush in seal last year. but perceived foot dragging from the parties has hit griev

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vincent mcaviney reports.merican presidents normally arrived to military band but in kyiv yesterdayjoe biden�*s historic visit was to the sound of an air raid siren. after months of planning, biden travelled in secret by a train for ten hours to an active war zone to mark the one—year anniversary of russia's illegal invasion on friday. with unprecedented security in the capital, the americans had warned the kremlin thatjoe biden was coming. a point was being made. ukraine was still under attack but its most powerful ally was there to show its leader and people his support. the symbolism of the visit might be strong, but a few hundred miles away on ukraine's eastern front it is more weaponry than matters. president zelensky has declared a coming year of victory but to achieve that they will need more rockets and tax as well as the fighter jets currently being held back. awareness no longer hampers them, both sides are planning to mount renewed spring offensives. ukraine wants to win, notjust hold steady in a lo

and yet there's so much more to being jewish than fighting this hatred that effect on death, vincent that is perhaps something i'd wish for continuing to take a look at active jewish life and showing what's actually happening to that. i thought because there's always a great danger on the jewess side to there that you only think within these dimensions of anti semitism. and you actually forget the positive sides of bed with his upper while i can't identify with that victim role at all, cause i always wear my star of david openly. i walked through the streets of hellenic as a proud jewish woman. mm. ah ah, with rising out is covered with dreams, diego lopez from columbia to private foundation. he can give out his passions together with other children, from the poor neighborhoods in bocca town. thanks to dedication and perseverance, with $3000.00 on a joy, ride and fascinating worlds into uncharted deb, our guides know their way around with a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. curiosity is required to borrow today. in 30 minutes on d w. ah . i wish i could have done

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and yet there's so much more to being jewish than fighting this hatred that the sex from death, vincent that's perhaps something i'd wish for. continuing to take a look at active jewish life and showing what's actually happening to that ice because there's always a great danger on the jewess side to there that you only think within these dimensions of anti semitism. and you actually forget the positive sides a bit with his upper what i can't identify with that victim role at all caught, i always wear my star of david openly. i walked through the streets of unit as a proud jewish woman. mm. ah. glue and mashed potatoes, an acceptable form of protest. and what role does culture play shocking tap tapes, that designed opinion in the art world. climate change activism takes a new approach. is it working? aren't 21? next on d w. imagine that you're eating a hamburger. and as you're biting into this juicy burger, your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from kaos. it's made from golden retriever's natural. 2 2 2 necessary. 2 normal. 2 the next episode of our docum

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and yet there's so much more to being jewish than fighting this hatred that the sex on death, vincent that's perhaps something i'd wish for. continuing to take a look at active jewish life and showing what's actually happening to that ice because there's always a great danger on the jewess side to there that you only think within these dimensions of anti semitism. and you actually forget the positive sides a bit with his upper what i can't identify with that victim role at all caught, i always wear my star of david openly. i walked through the streets of her neck as a proud jewish woman. mm. blue. ah, this week the 7 to 7 crusades, peasy, nigeria, welcome to st debate. thank you as electra are coming up really soon. well, what do your people really was the 13 of elections, one to each ruling point 3. so we need actually change in educational system. we the managerial you. we help people to shelly on talent to live this country. it bit up with the 77 percent premium d w. ah night. you can then it, it's not, it's lucia to switch. the consortium, relative mean the switch like a goodness,

that the sex from death, vincent, that's perhaps something i'd wish for. continuing to take a look at active jewish life and showing what's actually happening to that. i see that because there's always a great danger on the jewess side to there that you only think within these dimensions of anti semitism. and you actually forget the positive sides of bed with his upper what i can't identify with that victim role at all, cause i always wear my star of david openly. i walked through the streets of her neck as a proud jewish woman. mm. ah ah, with what should we do? oh, do we treat animals and why hasn't anything changed? does this is actually a clear violation of animal protection. why do we love some as companions while leading others? yeah, i never thought about how strange it was that i could to pat my dog with one hand while i ate a pork chop with the other. what is the alternative and how does it taste? it's like the real thing. yeah. will we all be vegan, and 50 years? i've seen very few strong arguments to keep eating animal a documentary series about the future of food with the

paul always reminds me of vincent van gogh . loads of vincent van gogh.say that about you when you're on this show. lots of people usually prince harry, isn't it? yeah, i think i prefer van gough, actually. well there's lot of therapy there . there's a lot of therapy there. either prince more either way, prince more lucrative . i would be pushing lucrative. i would be pushing myself as harry lookalike myself as a harry lookalike value, know. sure. if you value, you know. sure. if you seen goes, go for seen how much van goes, go for these . the ones that don't these days. the ones that don't have tins of soup on them and paint yeah. paint and stuff. yeah. yeah. a walking, talking lookalike will push all the way . yeah, push him all the way. yeah, right. to take quick right. going to take a quick break. when i come back, we'll have some of your thoughts full. speaking vincent, harry, speaking of paul vincent, harry, whatever you want to call him, he is whatever you want to call him, heisindeed whatever you want to call him, he is indeed a fire fighter. i th

vincent was born on may 25th his due date.is picture shows him with members of project dynamo at the border , said it's sad to mark the anniversary of the war and want to highlight a group like project dynamo for their dedication to saving lives. project dynamo is a donation based group formed to help americans flee afghanistan after the taliban seize control and then went to ukraine once that invasion started just amazing to see the work of these civilians that everyone stepped in right. all these groups stepped in. and all this started happening. but what incredible story? listen that's right. i actually got a chance to speak with one of the co founders in ukraine, so they are still there. they initially thought they'd be there for a few weeks. it's a year now. they're still there trying to help people. that's incredible. alright, alyssa. thank you. thank you. still to come unusual snowfall across the state of looking tonight's conditions in southern california, plus. loving every second of it. it's beautiful, just closer to