in 1995 mchale classroom and introduced this idea to facetime. want latisha is in the end. the expectations were so high after the talk that the village is said, not so fast. if you want to avail yourself of what we have here in fail time and harvest electricity, and heat than we want to taste of the action to. in the meantime, 55 wind turbines produce electricity for more than 50000 households. but that's not all since 2008 by august plant and the village has been generating heat and even more electricity from liquid manure, ry meal, and corn silage. this saves fell time 260000 liters of eating oil every year. dizzy throughout zone von up. the situation was that we were getting low market prices for agricultural products that will usually sell ryan corn. but the federal government was also offering an incentive, a fixed monetary incentive for electricity generated from the bio gas plant. that was a reason for local pharmacy to say we will invest in exactly this type of a bio gas plant. so that we also have a sustainable source of income for our employees. but that was only

yes, it's it's quite sad she can't be here, but at least she can facetime with me. do you want your family to eventually move over here with you? my family don't want to live in uk because they are like they feel comfortable living in hong kong. did you ever ask them, can you please come and... no, because i know they won't. it's really sad, but they have their own choice. i didn't say things like this in front of them, but i think they deep down know that i won't come back to hong kong. back in warrington, another family is moving to the uk. matthew's arranged a virtual viewing of their potential new home. this three bed house is on the market for £220,000. what do you think of the house? well, it looks good. and it's a lot bigger than my apartment here. so if you were to sell up your hong kong property. do you think you can buy more than one of these houses? yes. yeah. we have a property in hong kong. how much is that worth? well, at the moment, the price is about $70,000. how much is that? probably about £650,000. maybe you should buy three of these houses. yea

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. >> our affiliate, wzvn, facetiming with a group in fort myers beach. >> about 15 feet of water now. >> there's 15 feet of water and it's still coming in? >> yeah, still a steady rise. the waves keep pushing it through the windowsills. >> reporter: accuweather capturing the eye wall piling water onto pine island as the storm moved onshore. up to 18 feet of storm surge expected in some areas. ahead of landfall, the storm pulling the water out of tampa bay. christopher barcea has lived in naples for years. recording this video as the water creeps up. >> the house is halfway under water. there goes my car, floating away. >> reporter: hurricane hunters flying into ian. >> holy cow! >> reporter: knocked around by extreme turbulence. >> oh! >> reporter: still, some choosing to ride out the fearsome storm. >> we woke up around 6:00 a.m. it was really kind of a nice morning. just a breeze here and there. ever since, every hour or so gets more intense. >> reporter: just outside sarasota, mike and jill donnelly prepare to hunker down for ian's ferocious onslaught. >> gusts? all right, we're th

i talked to a gentleman earlier this week who basically said he had a facetime video and put in an offer. things could change quite -- things have changed quite a bit. >> that's not happening so much anymore. how far, how much have prices fallen? >> for the condo market specifically, i think in august prices with down around 13% year over year. single family homes it's a little bit less. >> why is that? why are homes holding up better than condos? >> well, a lot of this has to do with the pandemic. the pandemic hit the condo market nationally really hard as folks started to think twice about sort of communal live, shared immunities and wanting more space and outdoor areas to enjoy. and obviously, when you think about condos in high rise buildings, they don't necessarily have those types of benefits. >> let's take a closer look at the different neighborhoods. you provided some numbers for the different neighborhoods in san francisco. what trends do you notice as we look at these? maybe you can point out a couple of highlights. >> right. we basically have seen a divergence, particularly in

joining us now over facetime is first year sarasota mayor eric arroyo. all right, mayor, sarasota got walloped. what's it looking like? >> well, right now i was expecting be facetime but actually our power is all out. i believe 80% of the county has its power out right now. we had about 3800 in shelters. we had you know, we're being hit with the worst part right now. actually just coming in and i have already seen when i had internet i was able to see the pictures that were being sent to me of trees falling down and flooding and you definitely saw some storm surges. so, i honestly don't know what the situation is right now. hoping for the best and hoping we get through. this our main priority is our residents. so we are just going to wait this out and hunker down and we're going to rebuild together. >> jesse: there's a report that the president called you. how did that conversation go? >> senator scott called me. the governor was here yesterday. i attended the press hearing with him. and but the president wrote an email. his assistant wrote an email or o

. >> reporter: our affiliate wzvn facetiming with a group in fort myers beach. >> there's 15 feet of water now. >> there's 15 feet of water. and it's still coming in? >> yeah, it's still steady rise, and the waves keep pushing it through the window sills. >> reporter: the fire department unable to reach them due to conditions, offering this advice -- >> they need to get as high as they can from the water and try to ride out the storm. that's the best advice i have. >> reporter: accuweather capturing the eyewall piling water onto pine island as the storm moved on shore. naples fire station taking on water. the storm undergoing rapid intensification ahead of landfall, increasing the hurricane force wind field out 45 miles from the center. hurricane hunters flying into ian knocked around by extreme turbulence. >> there goes the bed. holy cow! whoa! >> reporter: one hurricane hunter describing it as the roughest flight of his career, that he'd never experienced that much lateral turbulence, or seen that much lightning. one of the most powerful hurricanes to ever make landfall in florida

when your relationship transfers to, like, facetime or something, you spend l your time talking. it's a very intimate way to get to know someone, which was surprising to me, because i feel like i associate intimacy with, like, being togeth and bei in the same place. but one year together and in the same place, you can kind odo your own thing and, like, still spend time together. but one year not in the same place and you're spending time together, like, you're just talking. ellie: it's like, really ccentrated. ella: yeah. we are gonna kind of break up when we go back to school. you know, when you're with somee when you graduate, like, often people are, like, moving in together, like, moving to the same city, and, like, applying for jobs in the same place. and, like, i know that, like, speaking for me--and i think it's the same for you--like, no person would be great enough and, like, no love would be greaenough at this point in my life for me to really be willing to do that. i just don't think that-- my personal growth is there. if it hadn't been for the pandemic and, like, the p

gotten married the 30 year old was shot and killed in a possible road rage incident as he was on a facetime abc 7 news reporter unser hassan was there and spoke to the victim's mother. anatolentino and her husband let her prayer circle for their son at the intersection where he was shot and killed last sunday. this is tragic for me. what happened to my son? it's terrible last sunday 30 year old reinhardt asuncion approached a car after a possible road rage incident to allegedly confront the other driver. that's when deputies say he was shot dead. no rest have been made here tonight. to honor reinhardt's legacy we're here because he was a son. and a husband and because there are two many deaths to gun violence. there's too much hate family and friends gathered at the intersection of llewelling and hesperian boulevards in san lorenzo to remember the man they affectionately called tiago. he just got married for months ago and was on the phone with his wife when he was shot a human lost alive here every single person that is killed by gun violence is a tragedy we need to stop this dublin city c

i do not care with the other schools are doing but i get off work, i'm stuck on facetime doing math and stuff. really quick, one thing that bothers me is you hear parents say, they change the math. you don't have the ability to relearn something? instead of buying something on amazon, buy a book on math. we've got to be better parents. [cheers and applause] >> greg: i know. if i ever have kids, i'm just going to have you parent him. >> i'm just saying. >> i don't know if i want to eat off your kitchen table. seems like there's a lot of -- >> you're not invited. >> greg: that's so mean. you have grown children. >> i have two children. >> greg: that's hard to believe. you seem so young. >> thank you. >> greg: do you think this is a huge problem? >> i absolutely do and it goes down to the fact that the united states was almost, certainly the only industrialized country that actually shut down schools from a particular k-12 but also college. my younger son is in college and he lost a year and a half of education. you get something back, but it was ridiculous and it was absolutely nothing th

. >> jessica: facetiming in public places. >> dana: i would say if you or someone promoted or looking for a raise or looking for a better office situation, improve your manners and that will be noticed. to be with this is the problem. people have sat home for the last two years and they have not socialized. they are in their pajamas, scratching their selves all over. you know, greg, then they don't come to the office. they need to behave as a normal human being. >> judge jeanine: to me, most people are walking around in their pajamas. we changed our whole way of dressing. people walk around in their pajamas and they thrive in their pajamas. >> greg: you see the sandals, the video on the first segment. >> judge jeanine: the sandals. i had a guy next to me who vomited in my purse. outrageous. i got up and stood up when he vomited and they said, sit down, sit down! , sitdown! he vomited on me. >> greg: was at peter doocy? [laughter] >> jessica: don't go anywhere. o"fan mail freddie is up next. i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things qu

it broadcast throughout every single hospital room there facetime with some of the beautiful children that are facing the worst situations there. >> brian: some too sick to even come down, right? >> ainsley: yes. they were so sweet asking me cute question and it was fun talking to some of their moms because they love them so much and their dads. went to salt lake city. that was great. great turnout there with some people with the radio station that sean broadcasts there so we were able to speak to s some of our viewers. huckabee had my on his show on friday. we recorded that on friday and he aired it on saturday. >> steve: brian and i both got copies and it's adorable and terrific message. >> ainsley: thank you so much. kathy named the book because i say this all the time on your birthday i'm so glad you were born. >> brian: thanks for the coupon 32% off the book. a little bit of an invoice a little bit surprised but it's okay. ainsley, good luck, we look forward to you be on "the five" today. >> ainsley: carley, i'm giving you a book cute for the babies and grandkids god kids. >> bri

last three years which is their kids were not learning as much and as quickly at home doing school on facetime or skype as they were going into classrooms every single day. >> that's exactly right and this established what parents and families have known the past two years is that teachers unions are the enemy of the american people. very clearly the enemy of students, the enemy of families in the enemy of great teachers eager to get back in their classrooms during the pandemic. i have the honor serving undersecretary divorce secretasecretary devos. the trump administration working around the clock to get schools to reopen. what's especially problematic here is that schools were allocated $189 billion in funding to help keep learning going. funding is out there to ameliorate learning loss and what seemed to be missing is the political will to make something happen. >> gillian: take a look at this. the headline, pandemic erased two decades of progress in math and reading, spanned almost all races and income levels and remarkably wars for the lowest performing students. does that reflect your ow

coaches for the vallejo generals basketball team they started five years ago we spoke with hatin on facetime always meeting very ambitious and passionate about, you know, making sure that these kids, you know, have a better life to live here as well. you know, to sports or coach joe, as he's called, was shot while trying to break up a fight outside the high school tuesday afternoon, it's believed some students were fighting with a group of men in the street and someone from a dark colored sedan fired shots as the car drove away from the fight. hatton isn't surprised pastrana's tried to step in saying he's a site safety supervisor on campus. these kids get to school to make sure you know these kids get home straight sticking up. that's why for me. it's like my brother. a family member tells me off camera. pastrana is recovering at home with his family by his side. he grew up in vallejo and played sports there before going back as a coach. they're thankful for all the people keeping him in their prayers, hoping for speedy recovery on campus, really love kids at school right now. third of stude

i'm actually facetiming steve doocy. no i actually hit somebody else accidentally on the phone. whether they fix the butt dial aspect of the iphone or not. >> steve: i think we just saw one of those. >> going to see new software coming out pretty soon. free for anybody. even if you don't jump on the bandwagon here in all of apple's marketing to get you into a new phone, you will be able to make your own iphone old again and we will show you how to do that online. >> steve: new air pods today as well. check out the website cyberguy.com. >> brian: can they get any smaller? aren't they small enough? air pods? >> ainsley: oh, air pods? >> brian: good news for you senator marco rubio is coming up shortly if not we put up his picture for no reason ♪ higher, higher ♪ your love hi, my name is reggie and i lost 30 pounds with golo. before golo, my blood pressure was really high, but after golo, i was able to cut my medication in half. with golo, i've not only lost weight, i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. >> she said she knew the question was coming. she had

we spoke with hatin on facetime. he's always been very ambitious and passionate about, you know, making sure that these kids, you know, have a better life to live here. well you know, through sports, or coach joe, as he's called, was shot while trying to break up a fight outside valeo high school tuesday afternoon, it's believed some students were fighting with a group of men in the street and someone from a dark colored sedan fired shots as the car drove away from the fight. hatton isn't surprised pastrana's tried to step in saying he's a site safety supervisor on campus. these kids get to school to make sure you know these kids get home straight sticking up. that's why for me. my brother. a family member tells me off camera. pastrana is recovering at home with his family by his side. he grew up in vallejo and played sports there before going back as a coach. they're thankful for all the people keeping him in their prayers, hoping for speedy recovery on campus. really love kids at school right now, roughly a third o

they now facetime in state prison. it was a search in canada after one of the deadliest acts of violence in that country's history two men went on a stabbing rampage and indigenous community in saskatchewan at least 10. people are dead 15. people are hurt across multiple crime scenes. police believe some of the victims were targeted but others were seemingly attacked at random. police released the names and photos of the two suspects, but they did not say if they were related or what the motive might be. all right. happy labor day to you. hopefully you've got a plan today to beat the heat as we check out the morning temperatures. yeah, that's correct. you go up and hide there mount diablo in the 80s this morning relative humidity at 21% it is 68 in walnut creek and as you get closer to the bay it's cooler, but with each and every day or overnight lows are going to get milder and milder but geez, at least we're in the 60s, right 62 in napa san carlos at 68 good visibility now a today e the air alert dangerous heat peeki

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but facetime as it were together in the same room, in the same event and clearly mourning a loved grandmother in both their cases, i suppose some people would hope that that might bring them together, a little rapprochement there, in the same rooms, in the same household, obviously feeling the grief. we'll see where that takes us. as you say, families coming together at moments like this are possibly the time when new sort of relationships can be reborn and so on. but they've got a long way to go but i'm sure both of them and other members of the family are really mostly thinking about the queen, herself and the life that she's led and the important role she's played in their lives. that will be the first i'm sure. >> we're getting more statements, this one officially from president joe biden and the first lady. in a world of constant change she was a steadying presence and a source of comfort and pride for generations of britons including many who have never known their country without her and from president trump we send our sincere condolences to the country. from george w. bush and laura,

for the vallejo generals, a youth basketball team they started five years ago we spoke with hatin on facetime, always very ambitious and passionate about, you know, making sure that these kids have a better life to live here. well you know, to sports or coach joe, as he's called, was shot while trying to break up a fight outside valeo high school tuesday afternoon, it's believed some students were fighting with a group of men in the street and someone from a dark colored sedan fired shots as the car drove away from the fight isn't surprised pastrana's tried to step in saying he's a site safety supervisor on campus kids get to school. make sure you know these kids get home straight sticking up. that's why for me. it's like my brother. a family member tells me off camera. pastrana is recovering at home with his family by his side. he grew up in vallejo and played sports there before going back as a coach. they're thankful for all the people keeping him in their prayers, hoping for speedy recovery on campus, really love kids at school right now, roughly a third of students did not show up for sc

seeing this -- >> a harrowing moment captured by a reporter with local station wbbh on the phone, on facetime with a family in ft. myers beach, florida. that family's home has been inundated by floodwaters. we'll follow up. joining our coverage, former florida congressman david jolly. he left his tampa home earlier this week after the evacuation orders came down. when he was in congress he represented pinellas county along the central coast along the gulf. david jolly, we talked a lot about how accustomed to the preparations that go into a storm like this, but this is at the end of the day a traumatic event. it is unpredictable. even people who know the most about it have seen them are talking about the last-minute turns that this storm took. just tell me what it's like preparing for a storm like this as it hits. >> well, and covering it as well, nicolle, because this is part of the human story. we're kind of fascinated with the power of mother nature and the weather and the rising seas and the winds. but we still right now very much are in the active stage of preserving human life and provid

coaches for the vallejo generals basketball team they started five years ago we spoke with hatin on facetime always been very ambitious and passionate about, you know, making sure that these kids you know, have a better life to live here. well you know to sports or coach joe, as he's called, was shot while trying to break up a fight outside valeo high school tuesday afternoon, it's believed some students were fighting with a group of men in the street and someone from a dark colored sedan fired shots as the car drove away from the fight isn't surprised pastrana's tried to step in saying he's a site safety supervisor on campus kids get to school. make sure you know these kids get home straight sticking up. that's why for me. it's like my brother. a family member tells me off camera. pastrana is recovering at home with his family by his side. he grew up in vallejo and played sports there before going back as a coach. they're thankful for all the people keeping him in their prayers, hoping for speedy recovery on campus, really love kids at school right now, roughly a third of students did not s