albert: muy alta. ya lo verÁs. de hecho las muertes por rayo en estados unidos estÁn bien contabilizadas gracias a la noa. la mayorÍa de las personas que mueren son haciendo actividades al aire libre, por ejemplo en la montaÑa o con esas flores que tenemos en el patio trasero. las actividades acuÁticas se llevan por delante el 74% de las vidas. ya, muy pequeÑas son las muertes durante una acampada. ¿cuÁl es la probabilidad de que te impacte un rayo? es bastante alta. de hecho es una entre dos millones. es mÁs fÁcil que nos caiga un meteorito encima, que por ejemplo nos muerda un tiburÓn o nos ganemos la loterÍa. es mÁs fÁcil que nos caiga un rayo que ganar la loterÍa. borja: cuÉntanos por quÉ caen los rayos. albert: en las nubes de tormenta, que pueden. en el interior tenemos esas gotas de agua que suben y bajan muy deprisa y cargan la nube. por ejemplo, la base de la nube se queda cargada negativamente, la lluvia hace que los Árboles, los objetos queden cargados positivamente, y en un momento se d

again >> thank you, meg. >>> meg, thank you thank you to albert. not only for coming on today but more importantly for what he has done with this vaccine he and his team at pfizer, the other companies, they have given us so much hope. i can't wait to get my shot too. >>> when we come back, president biden's $1.9 trillion relief bill receiving the final approval from the house and it could be signed into law as early as tomorrow. we'll debate what it means for the economy, small business and much more. that's straight ahead. >>> plus, the ceo of today's big ecommerce ipo coupang is going to be the biggest listing in the united states since alibaba. c> later don't miss our first onnbc interview with bumble. in the romo household we take things to the max oh yeah! honey, you still in bed? yep! bye! that's why we love skechers max cushioning footwear. they've maxed out the cushion for extreme comfort. it's like walking on clouds! big, comfy ones! oh yeah! we see access to fresh food being the global norm, not the exception. at emerson, our cold chain s

during the settlement of brandenburg albert's son auto founded the cistercian abbey at lehman. from ct scans always in the cloister we can read the building history of the abbey church wonderfully by examining the masonry it's on the right everything is kept in the romanesque style with the round and crossing arches it's freezing but then there comes a point where the romanesque architectural style suddenly starts up with the. after the protestant reformation of $1517.00 the monastery was dissolved and the local ruler seized it for agricultural use. the buildings of the monastery then fell into disrepair. only the old greenery from the 14th century and the gothic entrance gate with its original clay bricks of surviving. in the 19th century the complex was completely restored in accordance with the same strict landmark restoration guidelines still used today. and then in the following years events for young and old have been organized in the abbey but since the outbreak of the covert pandemic locked on regulations are in force as seen here at this confirmation service. for the 1

during the settlement of brandenburg albert's son auto founded the cistercian and the plane. phone cords guns are always in the cloister we can read the building history of the abbey church wonderfully by examining the masonry it's on the right everything is kept in the romanesque style with the round and crossing arches reason but then there comes a point where the romanesque architectural style suddenly starts up with the. after the protestant reformation of $1517.00 the monastery was dissolved and the local rulers seized it for agricultural use. the buildings of the monastery that fell into disrepair. only the old greenery from the 14th century and the gothic entrance gate with its original clay bricks of surviving. in the 19th century the complex was completely restored in accordance with the same strict landmark restoration guidelines still used today. and then in the following years events for young and old have been organized in the abbey but since the outbreak of the coven pandemic locked on regulations are in force as seen here at this confirmation service. says that

albert, cuÁl es el panorama ? albert: buenas noches, patricia. la mirada la tenemos en georgia y carolinas. 34 millones amenazados por esta ola de tornados. Éste tornado que como puedes ver nos ha reportado mÁs de 20 tornados como mÍnimo en las Últimas horas. quÉ ocurrirÁ ? desde ahora y durante la madrugada la lÍnea de tormentas va camino de tanto sobre las 4:00 de la maÑana que empezara a llover sobre la capital de georgia. a partir de las ocho la lluvia irÁ amasando.a partir de mediodÍa las tormentas en carolina del norte y carolina del surdurante la tarde del jueves esa lÍnea de tormentas llegando ya a la costa atlÁntica y ya en la noche del jueves todo habrÁ terminado, pero primero tenemos esta noche bien activa y recordar durante la noche que los tornados se llevan el doble de vÍctimas bÁsicamente porque muchos estamos durmiendo y no nos despertamos conocer ivÁn. por eso es importante saber dÓnde refugiarnos y recuerden que los vientos pueden ser destructivos. intenta estar lejos de Árboles que sufren romper los vehÍculos

whether from james, albert, the surgeon general of california, padilla. that message to go after the most vulnerable, to level of playing field in terms of inequality. that's what's going to get us through this, through this pandemic or any other big disaster in the future. and the only way that you can see that is doing what we have done, coming and taking a look at it right here at street level. >>> chris hayes joins me to talk about it. also, the science makes it clear, we're not doing enough to save the planet. my interview with climate activist and global icon greta thunberg. ♪♪ >>> good evening. i'm medi hassan. welcome

patricia gracias, albert. vamos a hablar de nueva york donde los escÁndalos se le sigan acumulando a andrew como que se resiste a renunciar. familiares cercanos de andrew cuomo habÍan tenido acceso a las pruebas de covid—19 cuando no era fÁcil. blanca rosa nos canta mÁs. blanca: segÚn los testimonios de funcionarios como ocurriÓ en marzo del aÑo pasado. un mes en el que el acceso a las pruebas de covid—19 era casi imposible para los neoyorquinos, pero no para la familia del gobernador andrew cuomo, incluidos su mamÁ, su hermano, el periodista de cnn y su esposa. las solicitudes para la familia del gobernador, sin embargo, tenÍan carade urgencia. las pruebas habÍa que recogerlas en sus casas y trasladarlas hasta un laboratorio en albani. la orden para hacerlo partÍa de aquÍ, de la oficina del gobernador. justo por esos dÍas el esposo de alicia contrajo el virus, pero la familia completa le negaron hacerse la prueba. >> que yo tenÍa la prioridad porque estaban grande de edad y tenÍan condicion

two of the men came back, that was orval anderson and albert stevens. they did both come back for the second flight. and they hit 72,395 feet. they took measurements about the stratosphere and cosmic radiation and anything they could possibly measure they attempted to while they were up in the gondola. and they took an image of the curvature of the earth, which had never been done. they were recognized for their efforts. they were given medals by fdr, and it was just a success, an all-around success. but what makes it even better for rapid city is it happened in the black hills. it was here. it was local. it was just a great community involved piece of history. clicks you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org cities tour. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. every saturday at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3, coincided different college classroom and hear about socket -- topics ranging from the american revolution, civil rights, and the u.s. president, to 9/11. >> thank yo

during the settlement of brandenburg albert's son auto founded the cistercian abbey at lehman. from ct scans always in the cloister we can read the building history of the abbey church wonderfully by examining the masonry it's on the right everything is kept in the romanesque style with the round and crossing arches so it's freezing but then there comes a point where the romanesque architectural style suddenly starts up with me. 'd after the protestant reformation of $1517.00 the monastery was dissolved and the local rulers seized it for agricultural use. the buildings of the monastery then fell into disrepair. only the old greenery from the 14th century and the gothic entrance gate with its original clay bricks of surviving. in the 19th century the complex was completely restored in accordance with the same strict landmark restoration guidelines still used today. and then in the following years events for young and old have been organized in the abbey but since the outbreak of the coven pandemic locked and regulations are in force as seen here at this confirmation service. for

or one place where people hopefully won't have to dance alone as soon as london's iconic royal albert hall now marking its 150th anniversary and walked out queen victoria dedicated the concert hall to her late husband prince albert back in 87 he won the royal albert put out a video message narrated by mick jagger saying they look forward to being able to open again soon. speaking of returns artist cedric vellacott me is back home and the armenian capital year of on after last year's brief war with neighboring azerbaijan the armed conflict may be over for now but armenia is national experiences and valid carney's on brushes. with death. painting. last autumn armenian artist cedric fairly cognitive volunteered on the front line of the new gorno care about war and violent conflict between his country and neighboring azerbaijan in his new painting he associates the biblical figure of judith a jewish widow who saved her hometown from a syrian soldiers with armenia is trying to come to terms with his country's defeat . beautifully sometimes it happens that you paint take a painting and spoi

or one place where people hopefully won't have to dance a lot as soon as london's iconic royal albert hall now marking its 150th anniversary and walked down crematorium dedicated the concert hall to her late husband prince albert back in 1871 the royal albert put out a video message narrated by jagger saying they look forward to being able to cope. and i guess. i. was speaking of returns artists vellacott me is back home and the armenian capital yerevan after last year's brief war with neighboring azerbaijan the armed conflicts may be over for now but armenia is national experiences and the economy is on brushes with death are now fuelling his painting. last autumn armenian artist cedric fairly cockney volunteered on the front line of the new gorno car about war a violent conflict between his country and neighboring azerbaijan in his new painting he associates the biblical figure of judas a jewish widow who saved her hometown from a syrian soldiers with armenia is trying to come to terms with his country's defeat . beautifully sometimes it happens that you paint take a painting and sp

albert: muy buena, patricia. tenemos por delante unos cuantos dÍas muy activos con tormentas severas. vamos a ver en quÉ consiste este fenÓmeno. por un lado de la tormenta severa puede generar granizo de un tamaÑo considerable. la nube de tormenta puede generar granizo que puede superar una pulgada y media.eso puede daÑar fÁcilmente nuestro carro. luego, los vientos pueden superar 50 millas por hora y eso puede romper Árboles y tendido elÉctrico, lo que nos puede dejar a oscuras. lo peor, los tornados que pueden ser destructivos. si ocurren de noche, no se ven y eso puede ser tremendo. asÍ que toca estar bien informados. todo esto esta noche. las primeras tormentas en oklahoma y texas. luego se irÁn desplazando hacia el este. maÑana a las mÁs activas en la zona de luisiana y en arkansas. luego se moverÁn hacia el este. maÑana durante la tarde y noche tambiÉn en alabama llegando finalmente a georgia. habrÁ mÁs de 30 millones de personas en riesgo de tiempo severo en todo el valle de mississippi. u

back in 87 he won the royal albert put out a video message narrated by mick jagger saying they look forward to being able to open against syria. speaking of returns artists. back home and the armenian capital yerevan after last year's brief war with neighboring azerbaijan the armed conflicts may be over for now but armenians national experiences and brushes with death are now fuelling his painting. last autumn armenian artist cedric for the cognitive volunteered on the front line of the new war a violent conflict between his country and neighboring as a by john in his new painting he associates the biblical figure of judas a jewish widow who saved her hometown from a syrian soldiers with armenia he's trying to come to terms with his country's defeat. sometimes it happens that you paint take a painting and spoil it deliberately you understand that you will continue to work and finish a painting after all i'm sure it's a similar process to dealing with the war you just have to go through. their economies painting style mixes armenian traditions and national colors with soviet era asce

meanwhile the alberts are still on the hook for the mortgage. >> another live look outside. we're warming up this weekend. mary is back with the forecast next. >> today on the drew barrymore show, poet >>> coming up at 5:00, more than a does glen oakland schools won't be open next week as planned. teachers decided to opt out. that story and more at 5:00. let's get a collect of weather now with mary. >> len, you know i love you. a live lookt sa skies ou therr temperatures warming into the 60s. we'll continue to watch the temperatures climb as we head through our afternoon. so looking alt daytime highs about five to tende grease above average for this time of year. if you like the sunshine and warm weather, you'll like the rest of the weekend ahead. warmer saturday and sunday. slightly cooler monday and warming right back up as we look ahead to next week. back to you. >> all that sunshine. >> love that forecast. and that is it for kpix5 news at noon. remember, on 24/7 on cbsn bay area and streaming on kpix 5. >>> don't i get any love? >> of course, i ♪ >> katie: [ laughs ] u

albert: 28 millones de personas por primera vez este aÑo estÁn en alto riesgo de tiempo severo. maÑana estas tormentas se mueven hacia las carolinas. desde la primera hora de la tarde, y hasta que termine el dÍa, se mueve por luisiana, alabama, llegando a partir de la medianoche, y durante la madrugada del jueves, a las carolinas. este sistema alcanzarÁ la zona

professor albert cole of the yale school of medicine. -- professor albert ko. good monday morning. we pull back a little bit on the s&p 500, down a single point now. yields unchanged, around 1.62% on a 10-year. tom: yields are unchanged right now. yields are stunningly moved from weeks ago. chairman powell has a whole new guild world on wednesday to look at. jonathan: 1.62% this morning. i agree, tom. a lot has changed over the last month. a lot to think about on wednesday. looking forward to the special on wednesday. tom: i cannot keep count. lisa: special numbers. tom: i will have a green sparkle bowtie. jonathan: your equity markets shaping up as follows come all-time high for the close on friday. we have pulled back by a single point this monday. tom: borderline, a loner -- ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is "bloomberg surveillance." alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. counting you down to a fed decision this wednesday. economic data needs only one thing. here is michael mckee. michael: good morning and good news to start the week if you're able

sin embargo, el pastor albert lÓpez enfrenta cinco cargos de violaciÓn en segundo grado, cinco cargos de delitos sexuales segundo grado y tres cargos de conductas indecentes con un niÑo. >> lo Único que queremos es justicia, que la iglesiaestÉ en paz. >> nuestros hijos iban a vender tamales para que esta iglesia se construyera. muchos hermanos que estÁn adentro, ni siquiera saben el sacrificio por el que ha pasado esta iglesia. galo: los abusos se habrÍa cometido desde el 2011. todavÍa no se ha revelado el nÚmero de potenciales vÍctimas. una semana antes de su arresto, el pastor ocasionado llamÓ la policÍa para que tuvieran un feligrÉs con el que mantenÍa discrepancias en plena ceremonia religiosa. las autoridades ataron cabos y se produjo el arresto del religioso. algunos feligreses estÁn molestos porque existen miembros de la iglesia bautista que estarÍan recogiendo dinero para pagar la fianza de 3 millones de dÓlares impuesta al pastor. patricia: cÓmo duele escuchar esos testimonios. quÉ evidencias hay contra el pastor? galo: el departamento de policÍa del alguaci

albert: en las Últimas horas hemos visto las granizadas en texas, tambiÉn en zonas de luisiana, alabama. mÁs de 70 reportes de granizo, eso tiene que servir de alerta, en las prÓximas horas volveremos a ver cÓmo aumenta el riesgo de tiempo severo, en todo el valle de mississippi, luisiana, alabama, tambiÉn la zona de kentucky. lo que estÁ preparado desde ya y durante toda la noche, madrugada. durante la tarde, fijaros cÓmo las tormentas activas empiezan sobre la zona de mississippi, luego se irÁn desplazando a medianoche hacia el este. 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., la madrugada, Éstas podrÁn ser bastante fuertes. maÑana viernes todo irÁ mucho mÁs dÉbil, moviÉndose por encima de georgia, y se irÁ desplazando, es importante como una situaciÓn como esta, considerar que se pueden producir tornados, ocurre cuando tenemos vientos de superficie en una direcciÓn, vientos cortantes por encima. esto hace que la columna de aire que tengamos encima de la cabeza empiece a rotar, y cuando hay el empuje que eleva esa columna de aire, terminarÁ produciendo el tornado. es importante en casa

during the settlement of brandenburg albert's son auto founded the cistercian abbey at lehman. from ct scans always in the cloister we can read the building history of the abbey church wonderfully by examining the masonry it's on the right everything is kept in the romanesque style with the round and crossing arches so it's pleasing but then there comes a point where the romanesque architectural style suddenly starts 'd. after the protestant reformation of $1517.00 the monastery was dissolved and the local rulers seized it for agricultural use. the buildings of the monastery then fell into disrepair. only the old greenery from the 14th century and the gothic entrance gate with its original clay bricks that survived. in the 19th century the complex was completely restored in accordance with the same strict landmark restoration guidelines still used today. and then in the following years events for young and old have been organized in the abbey but since the outbreak of the coven pandemic locked on regulations are in force as seen here at this confirmation service. for. this is t

albert,. porque tienes la lista de los nombres que se utilizarÍan para la prÓxima temporada ciclÓnica. albert: se han ido reuniendo en estos dÍas y sabemos los nombres que se han retirado de la lista del aÑo pasado y de la de 2019. el nombre de dorian no se va a utilizar nunca mÁs. son cuatro nombres que se estÁn borrando y que pasan a la historia. los reemplazarÁ estos dos nombre que estÁn acÁ. y por cierto no volveremos a utilizar la lista griega. cuando usemos las letras, usaremos una lista extra. veremos cÓmo pinta la temporada de huracanes y otra novedad es que el pronÓstico saldrÁ antes del 15 de mayo. lloverÁ en sierra nevada. los Ángeles tambiÉn espera lluvias. este es un sistema muy activo para oregÓn y para washington con nieve para wyoming idaho y colorado. tendremos tambiÉn algunas pulgadas para la costa de california. tendremos 19 en dÉnver, 75 para miami. en las carolinas hay tormentas severas y para pensilvania y nueva york llueve un poco con lluvias que irÁ

albert ko, professor of a pity me ologies -- professor of epidemiology. let me ask you, you may make a decision in the adult population, are we talking about the decision for that kid. tom: for me, it goes back to john adams making that decision. jonathan: coming up, matt brill, senior portfolio manager. this is bloomberg. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. and there are ove

vamos con albert. albert: el tiempo estÁ bien activo. tenemos riesgo de tiempo severo en todo el centro del paÍs. en esta Época significa que podemos ver granizo, fuerte viento y tornados. 5,000,000 en riesgo. texas, oklahoma, sur de kansas, porciones de missouri y arkansas. maÑana aumenta el riesgo en el norte de texas. incluye zona de dallas y fort worth. tambiÉn oklahoma. en esta Época del aÑo los tornados se pueden producir. si miramos hacia atrÁs podemos recordar que, por ejemplo, en texas en el mes de marzo podemos ver bastante tornados. uno de los estados que mÁs tornados se ven. es en todo el valle del mississippi donde se produce la mayorÍa de estos fenÓmenos en esta Época del aÑo. no vamos a bajar la guardia. hay algunas nubes que intentan dejar algo de lluvia. de momento es poca cosa. va a seguir intentando llover en oklahoma, kansas. la lluvia serÁ algo mÁs intensa durante la tarde y noche. ahÍ se produce la vigilancia por inundaciones. cielo cubierto. no ha refrescado la noche. en la tarde la mÁxima sube hast

during the settlement of brandenburg albert's son auto founded the cistercian abbey at lehman. phone call it skunk always in the cloister we can read the building history of the abbey church wonderfully by examining the masonry it's on the right everything is kept in the romanesque style with the round and crossing arches reason but then there comes a point where the romanesque architectural style suddenly starts up with the. after the protestant reformation of $1517.00 the monastery was dissolved and the local ruler seized it for agricultural use. the buildings of the monastery that fell into disrepair. only the old greenery from the 14th century and the gothic entrance gate with its original clay bricks that survived. in the 19th century the complex was completely restored in accordance with the same strict landmark restoration guidelines still used today. and then in the following years events for young and old have been organized in the abbey but since the outbreak of the covert pandemic locked on regulations are in force as seen here at this confirmation service. for the 1

albert: me gusta esa mÚsica romÁntica. tiene su punto. ademÁs con eso que les mostrarÉ acÁ, a mÁs de uno le gustarÁ usar esa mÚsica desde la casa. tennessee, kentucky, illinois, baja la temperatura, sentiremos un poco de invierno, aunque ya se estÁ metida la primavera. excelente en el centro del paÍs, durante las prÓximas 24 horas irÁ viajando hacia la costa este. cleveland, chicago, nashville, verÉis cÓmo van a temperaturas maÑanas. en georgia, en las carolinas con temperaturas en los 30°. estamos hablando de que el viernes estaremos entre 15°, incluso casi 30 grados de lo que tocarÍa para esta Época. lazio de new york hoy 60 grados, para el viernes la temperatura en los 37 grados, harÁ mucho frÍo. en atlanta, en donde, la temperatura toca los 70 grados, el viernes los 30. evidentemente en miami la bajada no es tan fuerte. eso era la tromba marina en miami calle en la tarde, asociado a esas tormentas aisladas que se forman de vez en cuando en esta Época del aÑo. imÁgenes en directo, pittsburgh 53, llueve un poco en

during the settlement of brandenburg albert's son auto founded the cistercian and the lean. phone cord skunk always in the cloister we can read the building history of the abbey church wonderfully by examining the masonry it's on the right everything is kept in the romanesque style with the round and crossing arches reason but then there comes a point where the romanesque architectural style suddenly starts up with me. 'd after the protestant reformation of $1517.00 the monastery was dissolved and the local rulers seized it for agricultural use. the buildings of the monastery then fell into disrepair. only the old greenery from the 14th century and the gothic entrance gate with its original clay bricks that survived. in the 19th century the complex was completely restored in accordance with the same strict landmark restoration guidelines still used today. and then in the following years events for young and old have been organized in the abbey but since the outbreak of the covert pandemic lockdown regulations are in force as seen here at this confirmation service. for the fi

albert: muy buena pregunta. en estados unidos la cantidad de gente que ha muerto tras el impacto de un rayo es el 34 por ciento. la mayorÍa muere haciendo cosas de jardinerÍa. a lo largo de la vida es relativamente fÁcil que nos caiga un rayo. 1/300000, por eso es importante saber quÉ hacer en las tormentas elÉctricas. los Árboles, las puntas de los edificios se cargan y atraen a los rayos. en casa cerraremos puertas y ventanas porque los rayos necesitan conducto para viajar y si estamos dentro del vehÍculo, estaremos a salvo, al igual que en los aviones. durante este rato acaban de caer 12,000 rayos en toda la tierra. patricia:gracias. la vicepresidenta kamala harris eligiÓ supervisora para $700,000,000,000 en cheques . guzmÁn tendrÁ un papel clave en la ley de alivio por la pandemia. al regreso tras los constantes pedidos de sus vÍctimas, los nombres de los legionarios pedÓfilos salen a la luz y una patricia: un vehemente pedido de las vÍctimas logrÓ que una confederaciÓn peligrosa publiquÉ los

verdad, mi querido albert? albert: super importante sobre todo para grabar exteriores. porque si llueve se va el rodaje al garete. tormentas, tormentas que dejan lluvias en la zona coloreada. 15,000,000 en riesgo desde virginia, pasando por ken talkie, kentucky, alabama, mississippi. se ha quedado quieto, deja lluvia y tormentas algunas muy activas. va a seguir lloviendo. la mayor cantidad de lluvia en el sur de luisiana y en alabama , mississippi, tambiÉn en las carolinas. Ésas lluvias pueden ser algo abundante. los acumulados de 2 a 3 pulgadas. 2 a 3 pulgadas para mississippi y luisiana. los rÍos han crecido bastante con esa agua en carolina del sur y carolina del norte podemos tener algÚn desbordamiento. quÉ pasa cuando llueve mucho y tenemos las calles cubiertas de agua? no cursar zonas cubiertas de agua.dos o tres pulgadas es suficiente para que el carro pierda contacto. yo demÁs y las vÍas estÁn mÁs cubiertas de agua es suficiente para que el carro pierda el contacto,, se moje el motor y nos podemos quedar varados. portante nunca, nunca cruzar una zona cu

albert — accused of killing a prison guard — has long maintained his innocence. he was released in 2016. the length of his incarceration shocked many around the world. he has become a leading figure in the fight against solitary. for years, this man, mr kane, was his jailer. kane didn't want to comment on specific inmates. he has had years of experience with maximum—security prisoners and believe solitary is essential to prison safety. the united nations has defined more than 15 days in solitary as torture. what do you say about that? i'm not torturing them, because i'm going to feed them good and we are going to try everyday to get them to come out of there and live peacefully with the others. but until he says that, until he wants to act right, i have no choice but to protect the others and leave him over here. some american states are trying to reduce the use of solitary confinement. but in others, like here in louisiana, solitary is still widely used, sometimes even for children. that's him. i met ronnie peterson, this, solen, his adopted 13—year—old so

well one place where people hopefully won't have to dance alone soon as london's iconic royal albert hall now marking its 150th anniversary and walked out queen victoria dedicated the concert hall to her late husband prince albert back in 8871 the royal albert put out a video message narrated by mick jagger saying they look forward to being able to open again soon you'll be. speaking of returns artists cedric velikovsky is back home and the armenian capital year of on after last year's brief war with neighboring azerbaijan the armed conflict may be over for now but armenia as national experiences and delicate in his own brushes with death are now fuelling his painting. last autumn armenian artist cedric fully cognizant teared on the frontline of the new gorno cover about war and violent conflict between his country and neighboring azerbaijan in his new painting he associates the biblical figure of judas a jewish widow who saved her hometown from a syrian soldiers with armenia is trying to come to terms with this country's defeat of the workers which groups are better for it sometimes

the alberts then filed all the paperwork to evict the previous homeowner, but law enforcement says they just can't do anything about it because of the statewide mandate preventing evictions. just seems unbelievable that you look at it and go so you could just steal someone's life savings and then commit fraud. do all these things and there's just nothing to be done about it. it's genuinely unfathomable to me that we live in a state where something like this is even possible. they closed escrow on this home generate 31st of 2020. innovation attorney in that area, said he has already seen a dozen cases just like the alberts his advice. if there are any red flags do not complete the transaction, especially if it's an all cash sale, or the deal looks too good to be true, santa, says san jose assembly member alex lee is trying to reform what he's calling a loophole in the ellis act. assemblyman lee says that landlords are using the ellis act to get around the eviction moratorium and remove tenants during the pandemic. act allows for no cause evictions on the ground that the landlord is going

you saw the albert einstein, or the famous farm picture. i think it's kind of interesting. a little creepy. maybe don't look too late at night. but i thought that was kind of cool. >> it's kind of harry potterish, i'm thinking of the frames in the harry potter portraits. >> i saw some of the restorations of old baseball players. and i thought, again, it's amazing that we have the technology to do that. it's cool, but at the same time. i don't know. i'd like to see a more distinguished albert einstein photo instead of sticking his tongue out. he is the smartest guy ever on planet. but you know what? at least he had a fun personality, right, i guess? >> yeah, smart people are some of the most playful. just look at spencer. >> do i have to? >> what can i say? >> thank you for the compliment. >> oh, i think that's a good place for us to stop. what do you think? >> that's right. i got my spencer compliment in, but i didn't have time for i've seen how cancer can affect the people i care about. that's why i'm helping protect myself against some cancers like certain cancers caused

albert: muy buena pregunta. en estados unidos la cantidad de gente que ha muerto tras el impacto de un rayo es el 34 por ciento. la mayorÍa muere haciendo cosas de jardinerÍa. a lo largo de la vida es relativamente fÁcil que nos caiga un rayo. 1/300000, por eso es importante saber quÉ hacer en las tormentas elÉctricas. los Árboles, las puntas de los edificios se cargan y atraen a los rayos. en casa cerraremos puertas y ventanas porque los rayos necesitan conducto para viajar y si estamos dentro del vehÍculo, estaremos a salvo, al igual que en los aviones. durante este rato acaban de caer 12,000 rayos en toda la tierra. patricia:gracias. la vicepresidenta kamala harris eligiÓ supervisora para $700,000,000,000 en cheques . guzmÁn tendrÁ un papel clave en la ley de alivio por la pandemia. al regreso tras los constantes pedidos de sus vÍctimas, los nombres de los legionarios pedÓfilos salen a la luz y una ...that's the deal. one second, lily. ¿mamá? te tengo un notición. no mamá, no me voy a casar...

or one place where people hopefully won't have to dance alone as soon as london's iconic royal albert hall now marking its 150th anniversary and walk to the crematorium dedicated the concert hall to her late husband prince albert back in 87 we want the royal albert put out a video message narrated by mick jagger saying they look forward to being able to. again. i. was speaking of returns artists. back home and the armenian capital yerevan after last year's brief war with neighboring azerbaijan the armed conflict may be over for now but armenia is national experiences and delicately his own brushes with death are now fueling his painting. last autumn armenian artist cedric fully cognitive on tear down the front line of the new gorno karabakh war a violent conflict between his country and neighboring azerbaijan in his new painting he associates the biblical figure of judah a jewish widow who saved her hometown from a syrian soldiers with armenia is trying to come to terms with his country's defeat . beautifully sometimes it happens that you paint take a painting and spoil it deliberatel

he loved albert sydney johnston had been what they call the first captain. the commander of the core at west point when davis himself had been a cadet so. so he had reverence for albert sydney johnston each on ten in the beginning, and after albertson each and stunned had been killed and shiloh, he appointed his son on his staff in richmond to kind of keep that connection with him. so he was number two. number three was robert e. lee, class of 1827, graduating second. number four was joseph each on certain, 17 from the same class and the last of all was beauregard from class of i think 38, is that right? so there is of the five. in that order. so the two of them ever served in the same theater, one would have command jurisdiction over the other. and a west and the current man jurisdiction that bother johnston so much, because he did have command authority in the field in virginia, he was the top rank a field commander in virginia, but it was the idea that the law said, i should be number one and you made me number four. that requires an explanation. by the w

said albert brooks is like rapier wit that he's getting is that he looks up to get is all but it is a guess what the certs you're never going to make more than 18000 foot see you. and all the other kids look at the kid to go 18 grand benny too bad if. everything is subjective my friend now lets up in the future is there i saw an article today this is so weird to me i guess they're trying to say that this is just random or but coronavirus coppa nineteen's dropping 44 percent hospitalizations down that seems getting out there might have been something about january 20th let's say but. there i think the roads are going to open up again how far out the guys have to put feelers in are they using any of these improv festivals back against sketch sketch festivals yeah they're doing i mean some people try to make like you said try to make the move to like virtual events which of having some of them there are some that are due in smaller you know gathering once is that and what state they're in you know it's all depends on where you're at but here in new york we're able to go back to filming w

brooks had albert brooks is like rapier with that he's getting the looks of the guy is all but it is a guess what the circuits you're never going to make more than $18000.00 foot see. and all the other kids look at the kid to go 18 grand benny too bad is. everything is subjective my friend now let's up in the future is there i saw an article today this is so weird to me i guess they're trying to say that this is just random or but the coronavirus coppa nineteen's dropping 44 percent hospitalizations down that seems getting out there might have been something about january 20th let's say but. there i think the roads are going to open up again how far out the guys have to put feelers in are they using any of these improv festivals back against sketch sketch festivals yeah they're doing i mean some people try to make like you said try to make the move to like virtual events which of having some of them there are some that are due when smaller you know gathering one says depend on what state they're in you know it's all depends on where you're at but here in new york we're able to go bac

brooks ad albert brooks is like rapier with that he's getting the looks of the guy is all but it is a guess what the story it's the you're never going to make more than $18000.00 foot see you. and all the other kids look at the kid to go to a grand benny too bad if. everything is subjective my friend now lets up in the future is there i saw an article today this is so weird to me i guess they're trying to say that this is just random or but the coronavirus coppa nineteen's dropping 44 percent hospitalisations down that seems getting out there might have been something about january 20th let's say but. there i think the roads are going to open up again how far out the guys have to put feelers in are they using any of these improv festivals back against sketch sketch festivals yeah they're doing i mean some people try to make like you said try to make the move to like virtual events which of having some of them there are some that are due in smaller you know gathering one says depend on what state they're in you know it's all depends on where you're at but here in new york we're able

said albert brooks is like rapier with that he's getting the looks of the guy is all but it is a guess what the story it's the you're never going to make more than $18000.00 foot see you. and all the other kids if the kid had to go 18 grand benny too bad is. everything is subjective my friend now let's up in the future is there i saw an article today this is so weird to me i guess they're trying to say that this is just random or but the coronavirus copa nineteen's dropping 44 percent hospitalizations down that seems getting out there might have been something about january 20th let's say but. there i think the roads are going to open up again how far out the guys have to put feelers in are they using any of these improv festivals back against sketch sketch festivals yeah they're doing i mean some people try to make like you said try to make the move to like virtual events which of having some of them there are some that are due when smaller you know gathering one says depend on what state they're in you know it's all depends on where you're at but here in new york we're able to go bac

albert: luciano pavarotti, lo dice carla. vamos a hablar de los cambios que hay en el tiempo, primero las temperaturas, el mapa a esta hora tenemos valores en 20 30 en el Área tri estatal. en las montaÑas, en colorado tenemos temperaturas parecidas y esquema bajado las temperaturas en el este debido a la lluvia de estas Últimas horas pero que va ocurrir en la semana, seguiremos viendo cÓmo suben las temperaturas en todo el centro el paÍs y especialmente las a cotas y en la zona de montana, eso se debe a la direcciÓn en la que sopla el viento porque en funciÓn de dÓnde viene ttiene una temperatura otra, fijaros como el viento en el noreste viene del polo norte, de modo que han bajado las temperaturas, en cambio en la zona de texas lo que tenemos es un viento mÁs del oeste y es ayudar a que su a las temperaturas, un viento que sopla con fuerza en massachusetts y en los grandes lagos y una imagen este barco fue arrastrado por el viento hasta la playa debido a esos vientos que llegaban a 60 millas por hora. el viento ha

he loved albert sidney johnson. he had been the first captain, commander of the corps at west point when davis had been a cadet. so he had reverence for him from the beginning. after johnson was killed at shiloh he appointed his son on his staff in richmond to kind of keep that connection with him. he was number two. number three was robert e. lee, class of 1827. graduating second. number four. joseph e. johnston, 17th from the same class and beauregard, was last, from i think class of '38. those were the five in that order. if two ever served in the same theater one would have command jurisdiction over the other. and it wasn't the command jurisdiction that bothered johnston so much because he did have command authority in virginia. he was the top ranking field commander in virginia. but it was the idea that the law said i should be number one and you made me number four. that requires an explanation. by the way, the argument against johnston's position here was that johnston was quarter-master general and therefore

carlos: ya comienza la primavera, albert. francisca: coletazo, pero el Último, es lo que mÁs me gusta. el sueÑo y la meta de muchos inmigrantes es poder llegar a hacer la juramentaciÓn de lealtad como ciudadano estadounidense. c carlos: un momento increÍble, tuvimos la oportunidad de acompaÑar a tres mujeres de los Ángeles que lograron cumplirlo. miren esto. reportera: quÉ dÍa tan extraordinario para nosotros, estamos en el centro de los Ángeles, en las oficinas del servicio de migraciÓn y ciudadanÍa donde en el mes que celebramos a las mujeres, tenemos tres mujeres extraordinarias. seÑora evangelina, cuenten en quÉ acaba de pasar en este momento? evangelina: me acabo de hacer ciudadana. estoy muy feliz! hoy es mi dÍa! gracias, seÑora domÍnguez. reportera: usted pasa muchas dificultades para poder llegar aquÍ. de quÉ sufriÓ en estos meses pasados? evangelina: pues, de mi cÁncer, que gracias a dios, ya estamos bien. lo hemos superado. tambiÉn hemos superado estar este dÍa hoy aquÍ presentes ymuy felices

leto plays albert sparma, the manson—like key suspect in a series of disappearances and killings who loves playing cat—and—mouse with the police — in this case, denzel washington's world—weary deputy sheriff and rami malek�*s upcoming detective. the two are brought together when a new murder matches the m0 of an old case that washington failed to solve, apparently driving him to a heart attack. you can talk to me. i'm all the friend you've got. the only thing about this insufferably tedious, sub—seven serial killer snorer that could give me a heart attack is leto�*s scenery chewing performance, apparently inspired by a quick reading of helter skelter, the application of a greasy bad jesus hairdo and the addition of a midriff tyre because apparently, nothing says crazy like being just a little bit overweight. why use that? all this pantomime nonsense is presented with a tone of awards—courting sombreness, with washington mumbling, malek gurning and cinematographerjohn schwartzman shooting everything in shadowy hues designed to cover up the total lack of substance. only

i'm eddie albert... narrator: with a pitch from aging '60s tv star eddie albert, raniere launches consumers' buyline -- a buying club where members pay a monthly fee to get discounts on all kinds of products. his idea is not fancy. it's a simple one. practical. full of common sense. narrator: the real money comes when members recruit new members and collect commissions -- classic multi-level marketing. toni natalie is an early employee, captivated by raniere from their first meeting. and i said to him, "so, i don't understand. you know, you have a 240 iq. you could be curing cancer. god gifted you with this brilliant talent." and he said, "this is going to be how i'm going to try to change the world, and don't you want to come along?" and, you know, that was the hook. narrator: so much so that natalie leaves her husband, moves to albany, and becomes raniere's girlfriend. at its peak, consumers' buyline boasts 250,000 members. keith raniere claims to be a multi-millionaire in his 30s. but there are compla

leto plays albert sparma, the manson—like key suspect in a series of disappearances and killings who loves playing cat—and—mouse with the police — in this case, denzel washington's world—weary deputy sheriff and rami malek�*s upcoming detective. the two are brought together when a new murder matches the m0 of an old case that washington failed to solve, apparently driving him to a heart attack. you can talk to me. i'm all the friend you've got. the only thing about this insufferably tedious, sub seven serial killer snorer that could give me a heart attack is leto�*s scenery chewing performance, apparently inspired by a quick reading of helter skelter, the application of a greasy bad jesus hairdo and the addition of a midriff tire because apparently, nothing says crazy like being just a little bit overweight. why use that? all this pantomime nonsense is presented with a tone of awards—courting somberness, with washington mumbling, malek gurning and cinematographerjohn schwartzman shooting everything in shadowy hues designed to cover up the total lack of substance. only t