i'll get this indiana jones movie, much to the delight the locals got some great pictures coming up later in the show today will bring it hello, driven by dream shapes bankers and those with dares sinks. we dare to ask ah ah ah, i get morning. a german golden rule, you chew that was wrong to remove content from a cove discussion panel accused spreading dis information. the court decided that the video sharing site at no right to stifle such public debate about the pandemic related vaccination issues or europe. correspondent delves into this case in more detail than and similar ones to and looks at how media reactions varied along the way. no revolves around the youtube discussion program. alas, often to show everything's on the table, all is on the table in english. now, a german court has ruled the videos by this channel should not have been removed from youtube. these were videos in which they challenged. the german government's handling of the coven 19 pandemic. now, the show takes the form of a panel discussion program in which artists and actors as well as academics and scientists. a

the senate for the neighboring state of indiana has offered any chicago, so willing to defy the mandate. a job that my office stands ready to help connect to cover police officers to an indiana police department that is hiring now and doesn't have a vaccine mandate. i don't think it's a negative at all. florida actually is offering the same thing in florida's numbers as far as per capita or down. i'm thinking the lowest in the country if not the lowest. so i don't think this is requisite lloyd anderson, so she'll to support those of us that stand for medical freedom, then stand for by the autonomy. and i think it's a great move. think it's more about taking advantage of the c simply wanting to lose a good cops, and they're happy to pick them up in any state or see that supports us and says that they'll stand with us. especially with our constitutionally protected rights is a bonus for any long foresman officer. so i support it fully. and as these as our next, and i'll say international is the cost of and for ally, he gave you it. is the documentary ah die. i cried. i just had a spot the

the santa fe, for the neighboring state of indiana has offered any chicago also so willing to define the mandate. a job that my office stands ready to help connect chicago police officers to an indiana police department that is hiring now and does have of x and mandate. i don't think it's a negative at all. florida actually is offering the same thing and floor those numbers as far as per capita are down. i think the lowest in the country is not the lowest. so i don't think this is requisite, or i think it's a show to support those of us that stand for medical freedom in stand for body autonomy. and i think it's a great move, think it's more about taking advantage of the c simply wanting to lose a good cops, and they're happy to pick them up any state or see that supports us and says that they'll stand with us, especially with our constitutionally protected rights is a, is a bonus for any one forced an officer. so i supported fully last week rounds out the more news and half an hour off. next is the world's part with house. ok, santa boy. ah . with both what we've got to do is identif

the senator, for the neighboring state of indiana has offered any chicago office, a willing to defy the mandate and job that my office stands ready to help connect chicago police officers to an indiana police department that is hiring now and doesn't have a vaccine mandate. i don't think it's a negative at all. florida actually is offering the same thing. and for those numbers, as far as per capita are down, i think only the lowest in the country is not the lowest. so i guess is requisite, lloyd, i guess some. so show to support those words that stand for medical freedom, then stand for body autonomy and i think it's a great move. think it's more about taking advantage of the c simply wanting to lose a good cops, and they're happy to pick them up in any state or so that supports us and says that they'll stand with us. especially with our constitutionally protected rights is a, is a bonus for any law enforcement officer. so i supported fully and, and just before we go, i remind of our breaking news this. our local media reports such as the prime minister of sudan, has been placed under h

there is a tempting offer to move to greensburg, indiana. >> the city southeast of indianapolis is hoping to entice remote workers to relocate there with promises of cash and grandparents. >> so, the incentive package includes $5,000 to offset movie expenses and grandparents on demand. >> that includes grandparents for babysitting and standing in on grandparents' day at school. fresh-baked cookies included. >> you had me at the fresh booked cookies. >>> from cookies to living on theme park food. >> a 33-year-old electrical engineer tells "male" magazine that he figured out how to spend $150 per year on food by eating all his meals at six flags magic mountain. >> back in 2014, the man says he bought a year-long membership that included two free meals per day. he maintained that membership eating an estimated 2,000 meals at the park, essentially pending only about 50 cents per meal. >> through his savings on food over the years, he was able to pay down his student loans, get married and buy a house. i wonder what kind of food he was eating? the big turkey leg? funnel cake. >> i wonder if he

the 1988 video game was found sealed in an indiana closet. the fact that it was sealed made a big difference. open copies sell between $20 to $65. add several more zeros when it is sealed. >>> tesla reaches a new milestone and jeff bezos has new plans for outer space. diane king hall has more. >> big tech continues to take center stage. with investors gearing up for earnings report for parent companies like alphabet. even in the face of supply challenges. nasdaq rallied 136 and s&p close at 21 with a fresh record. >> amazon warehouse workers took their first formal step to establishing a union. pushing to unionize the estimated 7,000 people pack and ship products. they want to help workers get longer breaks, better medical and higher wages. the campaign faces an uphill battle. for decades amazon has fought off labor organizing. >>> hertz is looking to go green using tesla. the rental car company ordered 100,000 teslas as part of an ambitious plan to electrify its fleet. customers can begin renting the model 3 sedan. tesla's market value passe

now, so far, the gulf, indiana president, which itself is probably going to get worse before it gets better, a military take over the rest of political leaders and a state of emergency. all of these things combining to enrage protesters in sudan over now set the capital on fire. a chaotic scenes have been unraveling across the north african country now for 24 hours. has been widespread international condemnation of a power grab with a u. s. suspending its financial aid to the country. as we understand 7 people were portly shot dead at least a 140 injured as a result of violent clashes between protesters and the military. ah, to with things now are somewhat of an impasse of violence. impasse that is, people in the streets they, they're staying out there impetus burning cars, blocking or fruits, but by lay roxy, though uprooted roads, brick rules across roads in the capital harpoon. many people now injured sudden even kill. and what they demand is that the military stay out of civilian business . they de botton the release of all the ministers, the civilian leaders that have been arres

the fifth indiana jones movie will be delayed almost a year. the black panther movie has been pushed from july until november of 2022. many movies are being pushed back because of covid. other marvel titles were also delayed several months. disney is the parent company of abc7. what upcoming movies are you looking forward to? i'm looking forward to top gun. that has been delayed a year and a half. i saw the new james bond movie which was great fun, but very few people in the theater. i understand the reason movie companies are reluctant to release these films with no one in the theaters. sandhya: i really love the indiana jones movie so i can't wait to see the . i know it's a little dicey for me because i have young kids because my husband -- so my husband and i are reluctant to go into the movie theater, but i can't wait to do it safely. chris: i'm looking forward to going back to the theater. it's not a matter of if, but when. i been spending more time at sports games. kristen: i'm looking to eternal's. when i'm gone, i felt pretty safe. it's

so indiana was unknown. surprising. how many do you think people interpret his stepping away? is that admission of guilt or no, no, i, you know, i think and he tries to protect his network. and we were confronted with very yes, potentially a rough network of his party all has a people around him. and i think that's the only reason you want a piece of corruption. the fact that humans you want, if you do you think the plan here is just a step back and fix everything and then move back into his position or get has of course, where he wants to be back. but i think the main reason is to be protected the entire system. you know, we're facing a system off of off some potential car box and wish it was established for many years ago. and of course it was hard rock it's, it's not from one paper. if you got it the other, you know, so what can you do here now? resigned like he keeps his senior circle and everyone around him and the green party as seems to support everything. if you think he wants to return to the top job, but is it going to happen or is that the end of him now or not righ

a family from the us state of indiana, including 2 children, aged 4 and 5, were mistakenly given adults shots of the pfizer anti cobit vaccine. they were supposed to get flu shots, their attorney said, the pfizer vaccine is only approved for people over the age of 12. the children were taken to a pediatric cardiologist who said both were showing signs of heart issues while to discuss that issue and a lot more besides, i'm delighted to welcome on to the program doctor robert w. malone, physician scientists and long time vaccine researcher. thank you for your time today. could the vaccine have caused the observed heart issues in those children? there's no question that the vaccine pfizer bio in tech community has an association with mike cardite is perry cardite is in adolescence, particularly in young men, but also in young girls. there does seem to be a concerted push for children right now to be innoculated. it's not a concern of yours. it is my assessment of the data in that of many others is that the risk benefit ratio for young adults and children does not support vaccination using

between extremely powerful sides being played far off the court. meantime, one family for the us state of indiana, including 2 children, age 4 and $5.00 are mistaken. given the old shots of the pfizer anti cove advice when they shouldn't be getting flu shots. the phase of ag seems only approved for people over the age of 12. the children were taken to pediatric how the ologist, who said both we showing signs of heart issues. we discussed it with physician scientists and long time vaccine research. doctor robert malone, he says it's clear from the day to that genetic vaccines shouldn't be used on kids . there's no question that the vaccine, pfizer bio in tech community has an association with my cardite. it's and carry cardite. it's in adolescence, particularly in young men, but also in young girls, historically in vaccine development, we always stratify risk benefit ratio by special populations and by age. so typically the advisory committee on immunization practices is the cdc, will assess this risk benefit ratio. what we've done globally is to spread the risk in terms of the statistical assessm

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there are 5700000 people on waiting lists with indiana chess present, which is probably going to get worse before it gets better. a military take over the rest of political leaders and a state of emergency all combining to enrage protesters in sudan who have now set the capital on fire. chaotic scenes have been unraveling in the north african country now for more than 24 hours. and it has been widespread international condemnation of the power grub with washington suspending its financial aid to the country. as we understand 7 people were reportedly shot and at least 140 injured as a result of violent clashes between protesters and the army. ah, do with things now are somewhat of an impasse, a violent impulse that is people in the streets, there's staying out there. impetus burning cars blocking off routes by by lay roxy, though uprooted roads, brick walls across roads in the capital harpoon. many people now injured, some even kill and what they demand is that the military stay out of civilian business. they demand the release of all the ministers, the civilian leaders that have been

wbst news covering indiana and michigan, look at this they rolled out some video on a fire on a phone screen i mean, you do what you can. in bakersfield, california, a sinclair station getting technical with some white board weather pattern drawings, and cny central upstate new york, look at this they just pointing at the phone and the computer screen to show the weather graphics sinclair reports it's working to get operations back up and running normally >>> apple unveiled a brand new mac book pro today the reviews, meh the company announcing the latest redesign will be partnered by apple processor trips. intel supplied the chips for the oler models. gone is the touch bar replaced by physical keyes, and there's an hdmi port, a head phonojack and sd slot on the side there. the new computers are not cheap, far from it. two models, a 16-inch starts at $2,499 and the first time a 14-inch model starts at $1,999 joanna stern, senior technology columnist for "the wall street journal" and seen juror cnbc contributor. new features are getting almost no love online you tweeted i love 2015 so m

i think it was an indiana and we had ordered some meet from them early on in the pen democrat, a year and a half ago. and this is that they talk about inflation hitting them hard as a family farm. real family farm, not one of these factory farm, you know, big conglomerates how inflation is impacting our farm. read the email, and they mentioned increases for non g m, o green. the non g m a feed for our pigs and chickens represents our largest input costs for raising these animals. and this year we've absorbed price spikes as high as 20 percent above expected cost. and the cost spikes on packaging. material such as boxes have risen over 35 percent of the year ago, and we have absorbed multiple priced spikes on dry ice and insulation materials due to labor shortages. the costs of delivery has also increased throughout the year. right. ok, just to review the inflationary pressures have been building for decades. but they were not always obvious to the middle class, because as wealth was transferred from the bottom to the top through the machinations of the crop, central banks, the lower c

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tornados reported. 18 million are at risk from missouri up to michigan including wisconsin, illinois and indiana more severe storms expected tomorrow in the central plains five million could be affected >>> puerto rico is under a state of emergency tonight after a wave of blackouts hit the island officials now warn the power grid is in critical condition as public outrage hits new heights. gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: built in the 1960s, this is one of puerto rico's outdated power plants. tonight the island's grid is in critical condition. and the bankrupt, public utility here is under fire what do you say to people around puerto rico that have dealt with these outages for a long time? >> well, we're going to do it this time around. >> reporter: making matters worse this year is, of all things, seaweed. really seaweed? >> it was preventing the putting water to get in. >> reporter: for protesters, frustration is boiling over brenda runs a bakery near san juan. >> very frustrating. it is on a daily basis right now in puerto rico. >> reporter: how much money have you lost because of these

. >> it's so mild in kids like why why even risk it on them >> reporter: university of indiana sociologist looked into the underlying factors with a group of 80 moms from different backgrounds. were you surprised by how many parents in your group are vaccinated themselves but aren't going to get their kids vaccinated right away? >> absolutely. yes. and that's something they heard throughout the pandemic, that kids are going to be okay so they're more willing to take that chance. >> reporter: and the message of social responsibility is not resonating. >> that's one of the big problems here, is that we have a model of public health in the u.s. that is very focussed on individual risk and individual responsibility with vaccines, we need as many people to be vaccinated as possible to protect those that can't get vaccinated. >> reporter: the other issue, she says, is covid news fatigue. >> one mom told me she's just putting her head in the sand she's just tired of all the information. >> reporter: if they aren't listening, changing minds won't be easy. >> stephanie, the american academy of pedi

the 5th indiana jones movie with harrison ford will be delayed almost a year until june 2023 and the black panther sequel wakanda forever is pushed back several months from next july back to november of 2022 other marvel films that are impacted include doctor strange sequel to marvel's and thor love and thunder. the decision was reportedly the result of impacts on production and not a change to the company's distribution strategy. well, marvel may be getting delayed, but that lead is back. another take. >> the caped crusader is hitting theaters early next year. we'll go behind the scenes of the dark knight's latest mystery right after the i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) >> a new trailer for the batman. just dropped. it already has more than 18 million views. 18 million. here to break it down for us is entertainm

it includes the fifth indiana jones and the black panthers sequel. what kinda forever the company says the untitled indiana jones movie will be delayed almost a year and opened in 2023. locanda forever has been pushed back several months from july, 2022 to november 2022. both films are currently in production. other marvel titles have also been delayed in production. disney did not give a reason for those delays. we celebrated last night when we heard raindrops on the skylight. firefighters celebrate the rain, the recent rain up next how they say it will help the fire season that is still in full swing and chief meteorologist bill martin's back after the break. there's a live look outside to tell us how much more rain we can expect in our five day forecast. night, and it was a we sight for firefighters ktvu is rob roth tells us, they say the rain is coming. not a minute too soon. conditions have been ripe for months in the bay area right for catastrophic wildfires because the drought has left vegetation dangerously dry and often october has been espe

meanwhile in the midwest, the town in indiana is selling for historic buildings for just a buck. it doesn't sound right. but there. yeah, there is a catch, of course, there is where takes a deal is going to need a plan and the means to redevelop the buildings for new business. the buildings are located in the town of stinesville. it's about 50 miles southwest of indianapolis. they date back to the late 1800's when stinesville have a thriving limestone industry. >> all right. what other local news station do you know? we'll have live coverage from the shark tank and chase center tonight. i give you a hit. not one. coming up after the break, we have a live report from the shark tank 44 in 2 sharks also have one from chase for your undefeated chase for your undefeated why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less i

it includes the fifth indiana jones and the black panthers sequel will kinda forever the company says the entitled indiana jones movie will be delayed almost a year and opened in 2023, well kind of forever has been pushed back several months from july. 2022. two november 2022. both films are currently in production. other marvel titles have also been delayed in production. disney did not give a reason for those delays. the water spout appeared this weekend off the southern coast of cuba. look at that video. the tower of spiraling water remains near the city of cienfuegos for about 10 minutes on saturday, waterspouts are not as powerful as hurricanes or tornadoes and are generally dangerous. only two boats or planes that get too close. weather officials in cuba said the spouts are rare. but this year there have been eight. they are caused by cold air passing over warm water. all right. that's a beautiful water spout. yeah i've never actually seen one. but you can get them. we haven't in california once in a while. they're basically it's just a waterspout. they form easily over the wate

justin garcia, give us a wave and evolutionary biologist and sex researcher at the kinsey institute at indiana university. welcome to the show both of you. thank you very much. thank you. let's be here. great. all right, let's get started dr. fisher. i want to start with you last year the vaccine we know is not available this year it is how has that changed how america dates i think i have some ideas based off of what some of my girlfriends are griping to be about at the end of the day. well, what's amazing? is that something like 73% of singles have been vaccinated and that's a great deal more than the general population, which is about 64 percent. and at first i was really surprised at this because you know when you're in a partnership, you've got people who are going to urge you to go and get that vaccine, but it's singles who are getting the vaccine more and it began to think to me. oh, right. these people are in the dating market, i mean, you know, they're trying to win life's greatest prize, which is baby partner and in fact, and in fact, that's very healthy, you know if you're in a long

i talked to a plant in indiana yesterday that said they could hire 300 more people. but until they do, they're not gonna be able to process. you know, my favorite new skis, bacon, and new skis and all that good stuff. but then then when you get to the shipping part, you have a trucking companies operating 80 percent level simply because they don't have enough people. so you gotta truck it, you gotta built them, the ra supplies in their area. natural gas prices are up significantly, which is what they used to process by the way, if you like plastic that's all made out of natural gas. so all those prices have gone up, so it's a feedback loop. unfortunately, a very negative feedback loop, and you don't solve the problem by just solving one of those breakages in the links . you have to have all the links work. you know, we used to call it just in time manufacturing right now, which it's, we have no time. and when you get, you know, what we can put out there and there's no bright hope here. so i have somebody is telling you we're going to solve this in a month. they are s

a plane headed for indiana had to turn around and make an emergency landing and the problem was a suspicious passenger. federal officials say when flight attendants confronted this guy he became unruly, allegedly claimed he had a device with him. there was a significant presence when the plane touched down. no word whether there was a device onboard. >>> plans for a more permanent memorial for gabby petito in the works now. this is the temporary memorial hone are 22-year-old petito. officials say the memorial is going to be coming down next week because of a lot of the items left there have been damaged by the sun and rain and now an architect is working along site the petito family to build a bench in the same spot. >>> a man is alive after almost overdosing in downtown l.a. but it wasn't the emts who came to the rescue. you are not going to believe this. a coincidence saved his life. jonathan gonzalez from our sister station in l.a. has this incredible story. >> reporter: this is not just a story about being in the right place at the right time. it's about how anyone can be the right perso

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they are being kidnapped, so the situation has never been as bad as it is >> reporter: ten years ago, indiana native rx rex bier was targeted by kidnappers and shot in the leg when he tried to escape >> we resisted they started shooting. busted out the windows and just all hell broke loose. >> reporter: if you don't pay a ransom, what happens to the hostages >> oh, very often the people are killed. it's a question of life or death. >> sam, what's the read here? i know some experts believe this could be resolved in a matter of days. >> reporter: lester, that's certainly the hope the sheer difficulty of keeping 17 people captive all of whom need food, water, supplies and medicine, plus the fact that there are five children involved means that experts think this could be resolved in a matter of days, not weeks or months lester, back to you. >> sam brock tonight, thank you. >>> federal safety investigators are on the their way to the scene of a fiery plane crash outside of houston. despite an inferno that consumed the large passenger jet, everyone survived. tom costello has more tonight. >> repor

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ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live indiana. you spoke with experts who say the shot is the best tool against covid-19. yes julie, one of the world's top myeloma. experts told me tonight that he sees firsthand how covid vaccines are protecting cancer patients. but he and other doctors say powell's death is a reminder that no vaccine is 100% effective. general colin powell's family posted their message on his facebook page monday morning, saying the decorated warrior and diplomat lost his final battle to complications from covid-19, adding that he was fully vaccinated. amidst the outpouring of love and support were comments, saying his death should cause people to think twice about the vaccine shots. despite all the controversy that we see publicly in the u. s. i think that. there's absolutely no doubt that for the imminent compromise for everyone that vaccination is really the way forward dr brian durie, chairman of the international myeloma foundation, and other doctors say powell's death does not indicate the vaccines don't wo

a man in indiana is making a steel bench with which he plans to transport here. we talked to the mayor. >> he is designing exact lay what they want -- exactly what they want and will actually bring it down himself from indiana to deliver it. but he's working with the family as we speak to make sure it's done the way they want it to be done. >> reporter: it really goes to show the impact of this story really not just near florida or long island, but across the nation that it's having op people. griff, back to you. griff: steve harrigan, thank you. jacqui: after weeks of searching, the manhunt for brian laundrie drags on. joining us now to talk about it is mary ellen o'toole. thank you so much for bringing your professional opinion to this, you know, story that just seems to never end. i mean, i guess the question in my mind is why at this point has brian laundrie not been found? did law enforcement potentially mess something up along the way? >> well, my sense of why he hasn't been found is because he's not out and about walking around where people can see him. he

two rounds of storms that will impact parts of indiana and southwest michigan, too. that goes for the next couple of hours. but we've got a whole other new storm to watch. this one bringing high winds in excess of 60 miles per hour, knocking semitrucks over on highway 395 in nevada. that's going to move east and bring one to two feet of snow, especially in some of the mountain ranges from wyoming through montana. david? >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, paul mccartney trying to set the record straight. fisher investments is his'd different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money? only when your clients make more money? (judit

, we're more or less inspired by that we have crossed the states of new jersey, pennsylvania, ohio, indiana, illinois along the way they raised about $60,000 for the restaurant workers community foundation, and they picked up the rise in as a sponsor. we walked over mountains, cross rivers across deserts like we slept under the stars most nights in our tent. it was like so cool to go on like an old fashioned adventure. so here we come. the brothers faced 100 degree heat, they said the weather was a constant challenge. i mean, it basically rained on us until we got to chicago. so you know, definitely be. i learned a lot about watching the sky and it's awfully windy out here. how are your feet? their sword. they're very sorry. the brothers plan on writing a book together about their adventure, but first they intend to celebrate. would you do it again? would i do it again? i don't know if i don't know. right now. the two brothers are leaving san francisco tomorrow, heading back home to new jersey. and in case you were wondering, they're flying, not walking in san francisco. rob roth, ktvu fox

the indiana university grad was chosen by the washington football team in the 6th round of the 2016 nfl draft stock on i mean, is that every kid's dream right now sudfeld went on to play 4 seasons with philadelphia eagles win a super bowls. the backup for quarterback. nick foles in 2018, kron four's spoke with seinfeld's parents before that big game. they said he doesn't shy away from a challenge. the stage is not bigger than where nate is that he's calm. >> he's relaxed. he's ready to go and do things with purpose and you do things with a frame of reference that says, you know what, we have incredible opportunity. i'm gonna make the best of hopefully he'll make the best of the opportunity. should it come during the forty-niners road game head coach kyle shanahan said this week that he is no doubt sudfeld will step up whenever that time comes. here he was ready to go and his numbers call present ready to go. every week. >> it is big of a pro's again. so his numbers call for sunday be ready. kylen mills. >> it's the special bye week edition of keys to the game. grant cohn sports illustra

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we decided to take a drive to come from indiana to california. my boyfriend and dog. we hopped in the crv, all packed up and -- stella the pit. she is a puppy so should was an adjustment. we visited utah that. was incredible. we got to see a lot of great spot across the country that i have every seen. doing that road trip was a lot of fun. that was in moab. a lot of neat spots to explore. we made the most of it. she is struggling. we had a great time. that was in colorado at the national monument there. we saw a lot of beautiful places. its been a quick turn around. that was actually a pen pal i haven't seen since i was 12. that was the final stop. made sure to take the puppies to the beach to explore that. very happy to be home and really excited to join this team. >> have you had any time to explore a little bit? you have only been here for a few days. >> we got her wednesday. we are getting used to everything. with very been exploring north beach. its been fantastic. i need to start running. a lot of good food in that area. its been great. we did fort funsto,n. the