and that, that is pac-12? >> it is hard to pick out exactly one because i've seen so many coaches, so many great players, all through the years. but when you think about it way back when ucla won their last national championship in 95. i was fortunate enough to be involved heavily. when arizona won in '97 to do all those games was special. but even over the last 20 years, i have been associated with so many pac-12 games that it is hard to bring out one memory. but when you win national championships, that's special. >> we will transition from the pac-12 to the west coast conference. and a.k.a. mongolian mike. he's actually from mongolia. all 6'8" of him. >> reporter: the basketball team had a quiet season. much louder when the noise from the crowd is on the floor. >> probably half of the crowd is just for mongolian mike. it's crazy. >> reporter: he goes by mongolian mike. the first basketball player from mongolia to receive a d1 scholarship. >> there is a three million population. >> reporter: mike just be ano

another pac-12 school, but on the men's side.was smart and marquette, facing the no. 10, colorado this afternoon. little over four minutes left. that's where we pick it up. tristan dasilva whose brother played at stanford hit the three. same score, three minutes left. tyler kicks out to chase ross who hits the three. golden eagles back to the lead. ross had 12 points off the bench. marquette up 77-76. kolek, round to lampkin and scores, making it a three-point game. golden eagles hang on, 81-77. colorado's loss will leave arizona as the lone pac-12 school left in the tournament. marquette going to their first sweet 16 since 2013. breaks my heart the pac-12 coming to an end here at maples pavilion tonight. the final game stanford will play as a pac-12 school before heading to the acc next season. >>> all right, thank you, sir. we'll be right back. another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ p

panel discussions on the second day of the first international conference on family health, dubbed pac for uac, in other words, elaborating on how primary healthcare can be oriented to provide universal health coverage. well, i think iran has lot of uh, what i might call demonstration projects, uh, it has lot to demonstrate and show, not only at the gross level of of the health pop of the population, but individual efforts in primary care and how primary care can move forward, and uh, i think that one can also say that iran is humble enough. to say that they have more to accomplish and that's a that's a model for other countries, basically everything from the day one up to now, it's interesting because lot is being learned from iran, what they are doing, actually what they are trying to do, especially on healthcare, it's so interesting that uh iran is moving with the technology, i came to know that more than 90% of the physicians or healthcare practitioners the... using e-prescription, so that is a great sign and i could actually am very hopeful by adding these small small components,

and then the goat, tara vanderveer, she won the pac. 12 coach of the year. she's only won that award 18 times. make sense for the all-time leader in college basketball. stanford plays the winner of washington state and cal on thursday in the second round of the pac, 12 tournament. the brewers in the giants. they were in scottsdale for a little cactus league play. logan webb. he had an up and down day he gave up 5 runs on 7 hits in 3 and a 3rd innings but struck out 6 brewers. the giants offense. they were all fired. wade meckler. 3 for 4 with 4 rbi. that's his 2 run single in the 3rd. wilmer flores. he's been breaking this bring. he was 2 for 2 with 2 rbi eyes. that was a 2 run double to center in the 4th to put the giants up 7 to 5 19 hits. no home runs. still, they beat the brewers 13 to 8. all that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thank you very much, jason. and we want to talk about the oakland a's new stadium. they have some new renderings that are in las vegas. it said different from previous rendering small park will be built on the site of

tara vanderveer trying to win her 16th pac 12 tourney title.eron brink great once again, her first career game with at least three three pointers, 19 points, ten rebounds and six more blocks. brink leads the country in that category. blocks get that out of here. but usc led by nine at the half, mckenzie forbes scoring 14 in the first half. all right. straight to the fourth quarter. now cardinal down a dozen. stanford's kiki griffin how about two of her 18. and all of a sudden it's a ten point game. but forbes always had an answer for usc. her brother is mason on the saint mary's men's team. she had a game high 26. former cal coach lindsay gottlieb wins the last ever pac 12 tournament, as stanford falls 7461 selection sunday is next week, espn reports. the 40 niners will release defensive lineman eric armstead when the new nfl year begins tomorrow, espn insider adam schefter says they tried to restructure his contract, but he ultimately wanted to test the free agent market. sacramento native has played his entire nine year career with the niners

and the trojans take the pac 12 tournament title.but that left forbes free to have a monster game of her own. the cardinal now await their selection to the ncaa tournament and if this loss costs them a number, one seed will possibly. it could have. but stanford still looking promising to get that number one seed on her a we today at the sec championship game. lsu versus south carolina. here six players were ejectedt& from this game. check it out. this is late in the fourth quarter. you see the south carolina forward shovingc a lsu player. there to the ground. and they bumped each other heading to the bench. then they rushed. you could see both benches cleared out there. the gamecockx remaining players. lsu was left with only its starting five players after two reserves were disqualified. south carolina, though, holds on to get the win 79 to 72, and the oakland high school girls beat out montgomery high school in san diego this weekend to bring home a division five title. we spoke to head coach nita simpson this afternoon about how a

the pac 12 tournament is great preparation for the ncaa tournament. and we just want to play with that heightened. i you know, urgency and i'm really excited about how are how are working and we just have to see what we can do. >> coach van der veer has won the pac 12 coach of the year award 18 times. stan%ord and cal face off today at 2.30 in las vegas. stanford is leaving the pac 12 to join the atlantic coast conference. the acc next year. it's 8.51 right now. tara vanderveer is amazing. and guess what? we honoring remarkable women right here on kron 4 all month long. you can. >> hear all about our finalists by scanning this qr code will take a right to that spot where got all of these highlights of just amazing, remarkable women in the bay area and give them their due. and it looks like no one was lucky enough to win the powerball at last night's drawing. no jackpot winner or 5 number winners. now, the next big jackpot is 521 million dollars. that's not a cash value of 249 million dollars. the next drawing is saturday night at 08:00pm. so get those

we are talking about a whopping sum of money here is being moved around various pacs and super pac sand campaign arms and republican committees, to ultimately help donald trump in his bid for the presidency. do you think the conversation around the justice department be in quote, unquote westernized is actually going to steer these potential prosecutors off a case like this? that seems so much greater in magnitude than what's already going to trial. >> it feels like it already has because member, jack smith, as you pointed out, had looked into, had served some subpoenas in connection with that nonexistent, as it turns out, election defense fund. he served some subpoenas and then he withdrew them and it was unclear why because that seemed like such a clear-cut fraud. i questioned why that happened. perhaps it was optics. perhaps he thought like he had such strong cases, the january 6 case in the national security case, that he didn't want to seem as though he was trying to drain trump of the ability to legally defend against those cases. hard to say but i questioned it that time because

the bears win their first pac 12 title in 50 years.st ever, coming up on sports wrap, wedding bells are ringing for a 49ers superstar. you see him right there, brock purdy. congratulations are in orde more on t after t bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. on the chicago white sox in scottsdale stadium today. catcher tom murphy ripped a two out double there to left field, scored wade meckler from second base. the giants walked off the white sox the home half of their spring split squad game on sunday afternoon in, the oakland a's faced the kansas city royals. the royals had a three nothing lead. that is, until oakland newbie abram to abraham toro. excuse me. grabbed the

tara vanderveer has won the pac 12 head coach of the year for the 18th time. in her unprecedented hall of fame career, and has led stanford to three national championships. vanderveer is the all time winningest coach in all of college basketball. she surpassed duke's men's coach, mike krzyzewski, this past january, so congratulations to her. and in another story of excellence in cardinal women's hoops, stanford's own cameron brink has been voted as the pac 12 women's basketball player and defensive player of the year, and the senior is the league's active career leader in rebounds and blocks as well. cameron is also steph curry's godsister. by the way, it's a big night for six bay area high school basketball teams, four of them from oakland. >> tonight, the boys teams from oakland tech and oakland high will square off for the division two norcal championship game. this is video of the game between the two teams from earlier in the season. that tech won. oakland high won a state title last year. now in other games, the girls team from oakland high, also defendi

we're talking about a whopping sum of money here being moved around various pacs and super pacs and campaign arms and republican committees to ultimately help donald trump in his bid for the presidency. do you think the sort of -- the conversation around the justice department being quote-unquote recognized is actually going to steer potential prosecutors off a case like this that seems so much t greater in magnitude tha what's already going to trial? >> well, i mean it feels like it already has because remember jack smith as you pointed out had looked into, had served some subpoenas as it relates to the nonexistent election defense fund. prps he didn't want to seem as he was training trump of the ability to defend those cases. hard to say, but i question at that time because that seemed like suchca a clear wire fraud case that it seemed like it should be looked into, but maybe they had limited resources and didn't like the l optics of it. i agree with you, this raises a lot of questions. someone, somewhere maybe not the special counsel's office because they're pretty busy, someone should be

stanford is leaving the pac 12 to join the acc next year.ll march long. and you can. >> hear about are finalists in cr highlight stories. everything else. if you scan this qr code will take you right. >> to that spot o kron 4 dot >> to that spot o kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back. shake up your shower with a flavor for every feeling. this dove freshens you up. this dove winds you down. this dove leaves you glowing. and this dove keeps you going. so whatever care you care about, there's a dove for every body. what if you could go from this to this. with just one step tresemmé silk serum. time for the ultimate humidity test. weightlessly smooth hair your turn. new tresemmé keratin smooth collection. we'll be back tomorrow. but right now olivia horton has what's coming up on live in the bay today. high libya. i die. good morning. coming up today on live in the bay. it's the oldest symphony orchestra west of the mississippi. we chat with symphony san jose to find out about their latest showing and how it's out of this world. then march marks

if donald trump is coordinating between his campaign and the pac that is supposed to be third parties and independent, the save america pac is independent third party, if there is sufficient coordination, you could prove that, then maybe you would have something to say. the six managers are not purely personal, these are campaign contributions. and, therefore, they should be subject to the limits of $5000 resents campaign contributions are subject to. it seems to me they are just trying to do an end run around these various regulations and it seems so transparent. the question is, will anybody look into this? will the fec look into this? will any prosecutors look into this ? it is unclear. >> we are on the eve, kind of, of the stormy daniels hush money payments case, which is $107,000. we are talking about a whopping sum of money that is being moved around various pacs and campaign arms and republican committees to ultimately help donald trump in his bid for the presidency. do you think this sort of conversation around the justice department eating "webinars," will steer potential pro

just like at the super pac alone. already $80 million over the last two years spent by trump affiliated super pacs to go toward the legal-related expenses. that's more than $80 million, and when you're talking about a presidential campaign and the plans ahead, look, you just got 34 weeks until the general election, and of course money is going to be at the forefront of this. i want to let you listen to part of a conversation that trump's co-campaign manager had with my partner on trump, garrett haake. take a listen. >> the biggest challenge we have probably is on the money side. i mean, we're very confident in our ability to put together the resources with e need to wage an effective, successful campaign. up to this point, the amount of money ron desantis spent is $150 million. nikki haley spent in iowa alone, nearly 40 million. we spent 3. so, you know, while money matters, it's not going to be a determining factor. >> reporter: they relatively had to spend very little money in the primary, and it had huge returns. w

, introduce the candidate to the pac, and then at the same time, he's arranging a billboard campaign for the actual candidate's campaign and for the pac using identical or substantially identical paperwork. sorry, billboards, campaign ads, and in effect and then he specifically tells the pac, this is an independent expenditure. i don't work for the campaign. after he circulated an article saying that he, in fact, in charge of the campaign, so those to me are really important facts, but i'm also aware that he's not a professional campaign consultant. i think the mayor's the lanzhou campaign was not run by professional campaign folks. it seems like it was kind of a home grown operation. doesn't mean it's not subject to the laws. it is. and i think that is going to go to our penalty discussion for me at least. but those are things i want to lay out. when we spoke last, i was not so sure about count, eight. that involves the providing false information or sorry, providing a failure to provide information required to the ethics commission. i was uncomfortable with the fact that i don't kn

support from the crypto industry, got millions of dollars in ads on his behalf from a crypto super paci should mention in california, in addition to the spending by schiff elevating steve garvey, katie porter subjected to million dollars of negative ads also by the crypto super pac and the combination of that, the elevation of garvey from second-place to boxer out, and this heavy negative spending -- practically all of the ads i saw in the run-up to the election were negative ads against porter or these ads against garvey that were kind of too clever. i think the crypto industry we thought after sam bankman-fried was disgraced and convicted that he was the main funder of crypto super pac ads in 2022, you. that would die down. no, there are other crypto millionaires who are spending lots of money to get their favorite candidates into congress. amy: i wanted to play a clip of the now north carolina republican gubernatorial primary winner mark robinson winning the gubernatorial primary. msnbc describing him as a holocaust denying gay bashing extreme antiabortion radical. human rights camp

the cardinal will be the top seed in the pac 12 tournament, which begins next week.ebron james and the lakers hosting denver on what would be an historic night. james, already the league's all time scorer, passed the 40,000 point mark with this hoop. he was on the way to a 26 point game, but the defending nba champs went on a 16 to 6 run late to put the game away. nikola jokic with the lob to aaron gordon, who's fouled. still gets the hoop. denver wins it. sixth in a row 124 114 in la loss keeps the lakers in the number ten spot in the west. the warriors who play the celtics tomorrow are number nine. the most high profile vacancy on the 49ers coaching staff has been filled for the coming season. nick sorensen has been promoted from defensive assistant to defensive coordinator. the position has been open since steve wilks was fired three days after the loss in super bowl 58. sorensen had a ten year career as a player with four different teams. as the defensive back and special teams stand out. sorensen's most lengthy coaching tenure was the eight years he spent in sea

what about the super pac?the ugliest campaign ad i have seen since willie horton. >> reporter: let's start in the chamber itself. there's little reason to believe that the speaker's call for decorum will stop house republicans from speaking their minds during the speech. i think there's a reason why they might want to try strategically. it's related to why donald trump isn't trying to counterprogram this event. merely trying to live truth along with it on social media. it's that republicans and the trump campaign believe that joe biden can be his own worst enemy and they think that joe biden's words can be used against him, if he stumbles, if he appears weak or frail in any way, that that would be as beneficial to them as anything else they can do. by getting into a back and forth with joe biden as happened in the last state of the union, they might only look stronger. the less they say, the better. as for katie britt, republicans like the contrast she presents. she's 42 years old, almost half the president's

the unusual arrangement prioritizes trump's save america pac over the rnc. so while the rnc funds don't go directly to pay trump's lawyers, any donation to the combined entity go to trump's campaign and his save america pac first, then the remainder goes to the rnc. and, boy, he's going to need it because trump's legal woes are far from over. there's no telling what amount of legal fees he'll continue to accrue over next year with four criminalea trials still looming and then there's the money he owes for trials that are already over. the $464 million bond from trump's civil fraud trial in new york is due on monday, four days from now. not to mention the fact half a billion is accruing $100,000 worth of interest every 24 hours. failure to come up with a bond means the new york attorney general letitia james can start the process of seizing the former president's assets as early asss next week. there's another option for trump which could delay having to pay by monthsde or even years, decle bankruptcy. trump is reportedly not even considering bankruptcy as an

we also have a super pac, t party patriots citizens fund and in our super pac we have endorsed donald trump for president. as far as we are funded, we are funded mostly by small donors but we also have a few larger donors now. when we first sexclusively fundl donors. we are 15 years old, we just began the beginning of our 15th year at the end of >> on tax day it'll be the 15th anniversary of tax day tea party beginning in 2009. >> why did you start the organization? >> so back in 2009, we had the stimulus bill passing, which was end of january and february and happened in 200 and if you recall during thestimulus bill and going in on the floor of the chicago america tile exchange had -- chicago mercantile exchange and trading over and we founding father did and it was about the out of control spending. michael pat reigns leading■ lahi and 24 of them and going foror them and 6650 tax day tax partiesn on super tuesday. the organization endorsed donald trump. would you -- do you want nikki haley to drop out of the race at this point? >> i think she should dobbs out of the race. it's clear

the success of iran's uac plan, which relies greatly its well-functioning pac network as demonstrated in this international conference can pave the way for stronger bilateral relations. with participating countries. the participants of this conference are impressed with the level of development of iran's healthcare sector, and they're hoping that their bilateral relations with iran will allow them to achieve similar goals. gisum shahmi press tv, tehran. the latest polls are showing that radical right parties are poised to secure the top position in several european countries. at the next eu elections in june. many have lost faith in the european union and its ability to work. for the common good of all europeans a correspondent max sheeley reports from rome. according to the latest european council on foreign relations think tanks forecast for the 2024 european parliament elections, there will be major shift to the right in many member states in the june vote. the forecast also indicates that populist radical right parties are likely to gain votes and seats across the european union.

i actually think that's the rnc tract campaign super pacs need to actually set up -- is a different - a downer that it will you want to help -- and donate, you know, five, $10 million to help president from alleviate some of that expenses and they can donate to a certain -- but then there are sum, you know, regular donors that actually want to go knowing that we are going to be spending that on get out the vote and other entities that are good to be focused not on the legal bills. so i think that the challenge is going to be what the rnc the kind of set that aside because these donors are very concerned. like a sea of donating -- doing something whether -- you want to know where your money is going on in over -- and i think that donors have a right to know where this money is going to go. and there are a lot of donors that are very passionately wanting to help pay down those legal bills. i know. there are some of those. and so let them donate to a fund that specifically, clearly says this is for his legal bills and thus there is another entity that you can use for get on the vote and

the success of iran's uac plan, which relies greatly its well-functioning pac network as demonstrated in this international conference can pave the way for stronger bilateral relations with participating countries. the participants of this conference are impressed with the level of development of iran's software sector and they're hoping that their bilateral relations with iran will allow them to achieve similar goals. gisum shahmi press tv, tehran. that's a wrap for now, but stick around. there is plenty more to come here on press tvc in a bit. the voice of the voiceless press tv, how did chinists come from across the world to palestine to occupy a land belonging to another nation, how do they form their secret army, hagana? how do they grab lands belonging to palestinians? how did they build and expand their illegal settlements? israel's former prime minister goldomir answers: these and more questions in this documentary, almost one year has passed since the war between ukraine and russia broke out. Ужасная война, никто её никогда не хотел. Сейчас страдают мирные люди. but the war e

the success of iran's uac plan which relies greatly its well-functioning pac network as demonstrated in international conference can pave the way for stronger bilateral relations with participating countries. the participants of this conference are impressed with the level of development of iran's healthcare sector. and they're hoping that their bilateral relations with iran will allow them to achieve similar goals. kisum shahmadi press tv, that's it for your ladies here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. in 2022, i spent five months living in russian control donyetzk in the dunbas region. i witness first hand the ukrainian army targeting and killing civilians whom it claims to be its own citizens. now uh, of course, ukraine has been shelling donietsk uh for months now, indeed in italy for the last eight years, when they're not trying to hit military targets, they focus on civilian targets. it is story that is crucial in understanding the russia-ukraine war. i firmly believe that by listening to the experiences of civilians on both sides, the world can b

most of the money raised went to this newly created pac, not to election-related litigation. select committee discovered that the save america pac made millions of dollars of contributions to pro-trump organizations, including $1 million to trump chief of staff mark meadow' charitable foundation, $1 million to the america first policy institute, a conservative organization which employs several former trump administration officials, $204,857 to the trump hotel collection and over $5 million to event strategies, inc., the company that ran president trump's january 6 rally on the ellipse >> you know, carol, the dominion lawsuit and what became public facing made all of us into these dangerous armchair first amendment legal scholars, so i'm going ask a question admitting that i am not one, but we became familiar with this idea of known falsity and how that is tied to questions of fraud. i wonder if you think that this idea that they knowingly peddled a lie that they are raising money to spend on their campaign is something where he remains vulnerable. >> i think it's a legal are

the success of iran's uac plan, which relies greatly its well-functioning pac network as demonstrated in this international conference can pave the way for stronger bilateral relations with participating countries. the participants of this conference are impressed with the level of development of iran's half-cair sector, and they're hoping that their bilateral relations with iran will allow them to achieve similar goals. gisum shahmi press tv, tehran. that's a rap for now, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv, see you soon. operation took israel off guard. playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack. but did hamas really attack the regime out of the blue with no good reason? gaza stripped of life soon unpressed tv. یه افتخار داشتم که به عنوان اولین بانوی دریانورد جمهوری اسلامی ایران و خاورمیانه وارد سیستم دریانبردی بشم کسی بهم کار نمیداد اوائل می شستم تو اسکله همه میومدن مسافراشونو می زنم. استادم که خلاصه یه نفرشون پایین کار بده به کار هرکس نیست که بخواد این کارا رو انجام بده بخواد این حکومت این دریا رو این شناوری دریا رو به دست بگیره من تون

then you have $5,000 that goes to save america pac, then everything else? goes to the rnc. >> so this is going to >> affect a very specific level of donation if you are donating $100,000, the majority of that money is still goes to the rnc. if you are donating tiny bit of money, a majority of your money or all of your money goes to the campaign this is when you're donating around ten or r think we have to wait and see the fec report. how much money is actually going to save america? that's not going to the rnc because that means that the $11,000 mark no money is going to the rnc, but it is going to save america pac and it is going to the campaigns we really won't know the outcome can we see what kind of donations are coming in? >> thanks everyone for being here and have a great weekend. i will see you sunday morning. >> good >> we're going to go back to russia at the terrorists devices claiming responsibility now for that horrific attack near moscow, gunman opening fire on a concert hall. we're back with more in a moment >> when mario needs to be as his bes

the unusual arrangement prioritizes trump's save america pac over the rnc. so while the rnc funds that do not go directly to pay trump's layers, any donation to the combined entity go to trump's campaign and his save america pac first . then, the remainder goes to the rnc. he is going to need it. because trump's legal woes are far from over, there's no telling what amount of legal fees he will continue to accrue over the next year with four criminal trial still living. then there is the money he owes for trials that are already over. the $464 million bond from trump's civil fraud trial in new york is due on monday, four days from now. not to mention the fact that half $1 billion is occurring be -- trump's attorneys have said that securing the bond -- [ inaudible ] means the new york attorney general letitia james can start the process of seizing the former president's assets as early as next week. there is another option for trump which could delay having to pay by months or even years, declare bankruptcy. trump is reportedly not even considering bankruptcy

. >> pac 12 tournament stanford got knocked out by washington state and then someone. was most definitely held accountable. jason dumas is next with sports. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> stanford within a win or go home scenario today. a loss not only ends their season without much hope of a postseason tournament, but it would also be the last game they'll ever play. and the pac 12 they were taking on washington state and stanford with a major underdog hoping to build off of last night's win against cal. they were playing from behind 1st half isaac jones going baseline. nice dunk their cause by 6. a couple of minutes later, stanford down 7. for angel in the site. it's a little bucket. 15 6 for a

another pac-12 team, still fighting, but on the men's side is colorado.'s go to that as we have no. 10 buffs taking on marquette. a little over four minutes left, tristan dasilva, whose brother played at stanford. tied up at 74. same score, three minutes left. hits the three. golden eagles are back on top. ross with 12 off the bench. the final minute up 77-76. they run around and put up the one-handed shot to get it to go. made it a three-point game. they hang on to win it. colorado's loss leaves arizona as the only pac-12 left in the men's tournament. marquette going to their first sweet 16 since 2013. brian hackney, this one will tip off at 7:00 p.m. tonight. should be a great game. of course, we'll have a full recap tonight at 11:30 on game day. >> and that is at the 11:00 news. thank you. >>> coming up next in the next half hour, national day of mourning in russia. after a deadly attack at a concert. the suspects make their first appearance in court. >>> and demonstrators hit the streets of san francisco ahead of a landmark. supreme court case that ha

to prop up senate majority pac is trying to prop up, earn him right now. >> i'm not a pundit. but >> the two rich guys >> i mean, they obviously thinking he's the weakest, you didn't use the weekend, do you make an assumption? i'm not a pundit. >> there's a really spirit at primary going on in ohio and we expect that it's going to be hard hitting and the weakest candidate will come out. >> is that moreno >> so we'll wait to see who comes out. we'll see who ends up surviving, but it's likely to be a brutal primary. >> that's the hope brutal primary. it's a terrible map for them, but maybe they hang on because it's a brutal, it is a terrible map. and so they need to think outside the box a little bit. look, this is a strategy that didn't just in 2022 at worked as marianna mentioned, it goes back a lot further than that. i'm thinking about claire macaskill and her campaign to elevate todd akin with his comments about legitimate rape, and then she beat him very easily in the general election. so this is something that democrats are employing a lot more. and in this case, i think i

the success of iran's uac plan, which relies greatly its well-functioning pac network as demonstrated in this international conference can pave the way for stronger bilateral relations with participating countries. the participants of this conference are impressed with the level of development of iran's halfdair sector and they're hoping that their bilater. relations with iran will allow them to achieve similar goals. gisum shah madi press tv, tehran. that's a wrap for now, but stick around there's plenty more to come here on press tv. see you in a bit. hello and welcome to hidden files, i'm marza hashimi and very happy to bring you very special hidden files today, dealing with the situation in palestine and talking to someone who understands and knows the zionist regime very well. i'm very happy to welcome to the program, sheikh talal abdurrahman shirim, a former prisoner in israeli regime prisons and he's also currently the head of the prisoners files for hamas. thank you so much sheikh for being with us here on hidden files. now, as a former prisoner who spent 18 years in israeli j

so the only democratic elected official running in this race who has never taken corporate pac money. that makes me different. make, though, is not for sale. nobody's vote in our nation's capital should be for sale. >> and that's something that i think appeals to democrats, republicans and independents. >> porter is going to be in san francisco tomorrow for a meet and greet and republican. steve garvey is campaign confirms that he has no publicly scheduled events this weekend. well, barbara lee's campaign is organizing, get out the vote efforts. it all comes as a new la times. uc berkeley, a poll shows that garvey is now really leading the race with 27%. and adam schiff with 25%. but within the margin of error for first place, the results show porter in 3rd with 19%. and lee in 4th with just 8%. and a reminder, kron 4 is your local election headquarters. join us election day next tuesday for live results all around the bay area. that coverage begins right here at 8 o'clock. coming up next in sports number. 23, gonzaga number 17, saint mary's made up in moraga tonight in the battle bet

the success of iran's uac plan, which relies greatly its well-functioning pac network as demonstrated in this international conference, can pave the way for stronger bilateral relations with participating countries. the participants of this conference are impressed with the level of development of iran's software sector, and they're hoping that their bilateral relations with iran will allow them to achieve similar goals. gisum shahmi press tv. that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. "its warships, speedboats, missiles and drones, among many items in its arsenal, have caught many countries in the world by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say, this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled thus far. watch for the details in this documentary. "the israeli occupation demonstrates its hatridge on houses of the lord. this mask was reduced to rubble by f-16 warjet. their way led to the destr

panel discussions on the second day of the first international conference on family health, dubbed pac for uac, in other words, elaborating on how primary healthcare can be oriented to provide universal health coverage. well, i think iran has lot of... uh what i might call demonstration projects uh, it has lot to demonstrate and show, not only at the gross level of of the health pop of the population, but individual efforts in primary care and how primary care can move forward, and i think that one can also say that iran is humble enough to say that they have more to accomplish, and that's a that's a model for other. basically everything from the day one up to now it's interesting because lot is being learned from run what they are doing actually what they are trying to do especially on health care it's so interesting that iran is moving with the technology i came to know that more than 90% of physicians or healthcare practitioners they are using e-prescription so that is a great sign and i could actually ' i am very hopeful by adding these small small components one day, it's very soo

panel discussions on the second day of the first international conference on family health, dubbed pac for uac, in other words, elaborating on how primary healthcare can be oriented to provide universal health coverage. well, i think iran has lot of uh, what i might call demonstration projects, uh, it has lot to demonstrate and show, not only at the gross level of of the health pop of the population, but individual efforts in primary care and how primary care can move forward, and uh, i think that one can also say that iran is humble enough to say that they have more to accomplish and... that's a that's a model for other countries, basically everything from the day one up to now, it's interesting because lot is being learned from iran, what they are doing, actually what they are trying to do, especially on healthcare, it's so interesting that uh iran is moving with the technology, i came to know that more than 90% of physicians or health care practitioners they are using e prescription. that is a great sign and i could actually i'm very hopeful by adding these small small components on

panel discussions on the second day of the first international conference on family health, dubbed pac for uac, in other words, elaborating on how primary healthcare can be oriented to provide universal health coverage. well, i think iran has lot of what i might call demonstration projects, it has lot to demonstrate and show, not only at the gross level of of the health pop of the population, but individual efforts in primary care and how primary care can move forward, and i think that one can also say that iran is humble enough to say that they have more to accomplish, and that's a that's a model for other countries. basically everything from the day one up to now, it's interesting because lot is being learned from irani. what they are doing, actually what they are trying to do, especially on healthcare, it's so interesting that uh iran is moving with the technology, i came to know that more than 90% of physicians or healthcare practitioners, they are using e- prescription, so that is a great sign and i could actually i'm very hopeful by adding these small small components, one day is

stanford women headed back to the pac-12 championship.hey had a little wake up call in the first half. stick around. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >> no foul, no foul! >>> christopher means business on the sideline. they call him little coach best. he's four years old. he's going to give kerr a run for his money. >> i'm not a good basketball player. i can't imagine what my confidence would be like missing a shot and this four-year-old is like what are you doing? >> you were an athlete, so you know coaches can be a mixed bag. some are yellers, some make you run laps. christopher is more of the motivational type. >> i like that. >> he has the whole thing down. he's the coach for tarboro high in north carolina, technically it's his dad. >> i was about to say. >> he has the

the success of iran's uac plan, which relies greatly its well-functioning pac network as demonstrated in this international conference can pave the way for stronger bilateral relations with participating countries. the participants of this conference are impressed with the level of... development of iran's half-care sector and they're hoping that their bilateral relations with iran will allow them to achieve similar goals. gisumy press tv, tehran. that's what for your latest here on press tv everyone. thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. from the environment to business and economy to civil and human rights, to treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts, we bring you the overlooked aspects of world. events and news from the far-flunged corners of the globe. 10 minutes only on press tv. in this week's show we'll be asking. why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zionist extremists. the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer. but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an

, introduce the candidate to the pac, and then at the same time, he's arranging a billboard campaign for the actual candidate's campaign and for the pac using identical or substantially identical paperwork. sorry, billboards, campaign ads, and in effect and then he specifically tells the pac, this is an independent expenditure. i don't work for the campaign. after he circulated an article saying that he, in fact, in charge of the campaign, so those to me are really important facts, but i'm also aware that he's not a professional campaign consultant. i think the mayor's the lanzhou campaign was not run by professional campaign folks. it seems like it was kind of a home grown operation. doesn't mean it's not subject to the laws. it is. and i think that is going to go to our penalty discussion for me at least. but those are things i want to lay out. when we spoke last, i was not so sure about count, eight. that involves the providing false information or sorry, providing a failure to provide information required to the ethics commission. i was uncomfortable with the fact that i don't kn

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ladies first when it comes to the pac-12 tournament. but you know a week from now?ch madness begins. former cal coach gottlieb in the fourth year running the ufc program took on top seed stanford. cameron brink led a 10-0 run to tie the game. she scored 19. but fifth ranked usc, they got juju watkins. trojans up by nine, make it 11. watkins held to 9 points, but had backup. mackenzie forbes, got enough space, buries the three for a 16-point lead. forbes' brother, mason, played for st. mary's loved it. and an mvp play. the women of troy win their first conference tournament title in a decade. 74-61. sc goes to the big ten next year. stanford to the acc. >>> staly and her top ranked south carolina team. it got heated with lsu in the sec championship game towards the end of the game. camilla cardoso, they started something. in fact we circle johnson's brother who jumps out of his seat, come down, jump over the scorers table in defense. six players were ejected for leaving the bench. the game was delayed for 20 minutes. south carolina won the game 79-72. and remain the

. >>> men's college basketball, i give you the last pac-12 basketball game between cal and stanford. this one went to overtime. cal brought in bears great marshawn lynch to fire up the fellows. conference tournament in las vegas and when the going was good for cal, this was it. jalen celestine, second half shot putting the bears up 18 points, but stanford put the pressure, on climbed back and michael jones tied the game at the end of regulation, a 24-6 run. wow! and it was all stanford in the extra period. rayno scoring 18, added 13 rebounds. cardinal advance with an 87-76 come backer. the end of an era, no more cal-stanford pac-12 battles. >> right. >> next time they meet they'll be in a different conference. >> yeah. that was the last of the last. >> the last of the last. that was it for basketball. >> vern, thank you. >>> this pizza shop owner deserves hazard pay. at least he has the video to prove it and why he's missing his eyebrows. we'll explain. >>> speaking of getting grilled, the eagles landed in a very i would say in elegant place. don't worry. he's okay, paul. >>> beautif

to prop up marina senate majority pac is trying to prop up earn him or no, >> i'm not a pundit and the two rich guy's played it out. >> i mean, they obviously think he's the weakest. you didn't use the weekend, so you make an assumption. i'm not a pundit. >> there's a really spirit at primary going on in ohio and we expect that it's going to be hard hitting and the weakest candidate will come out. >> is that moreno >> will wait to see who comes out. we'll see who ends up surviving, but it's likely to be a brutal primary that's the hope brutal primary. it's a terrible map for them, but maybe they hang on because it broke. it is a terrible map. and so they need to think outside the box a little bit. look, this is a strategy that didn't just in 2022, it worked as marianna mentioned, goes back a lot further than that. i'm thinking about claire macaskill and her campaign to elevate todd akin with his comments about living digital met rape and then she beat him very easily on the general election. this is something that democrats are employing a lot more and in this case, i think it makes so

i mean, these up >> in your, holy is are you comfortable with his leadership pac using the money that's being raised from ordinary people in a lot of cases to pay his legal bills. >> it's a necessity, your network covers a dossier them that this money is used for this purpose and yet it continues to be contributed for people who believed that president trump is under siege. and so i think that we have to view the fusion of the criminal justice system. and this presidential campaign is something that we have to combat with every force we have at the rnc. and president trump's campaign and with our own donations and it does make me think like how much further for ahead of biden would we be if we weren't having to fight not only on the political front, but on the civil fraud, on the criminal front. and seemingly everywhere else. >> one way to avoid that would be to not get into legal trouble, which trump's these are the toggle legal theories that oftentimes are woven together in ways that have never been applied against other people. look at the alvin bragg case that's about let's nobody h

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. >> coming up in sports, stanford looking to when the last-ever pac, 12 women's hoops tournament will have highlights from their semifinal game against oregon state. >> and now kron 4 sports pac 12 tournament. the last one ever in women's basketball head. a final round today and boy where there's some good games. stanford facing oregon state for a shot at the title matchup. take you to the highlights because we've got to get you there before we run out of so bang, as the site for the tournament is there for get off to a tough start in their game yesterday. and today was no different organs. they put a real scare into the cardinal. they actually as many as 16 in the 1st half with stanford team has no quit. you know new of alright here using the glass to give them back the lead and then oregon stay there with a not going anywhere so soon. donovan hunter working the pick and roll here, pulled up for the short jumper. but check this one out. cameron brink faces up. able to find some space knocked down the midrange jam there. and it pretty much did it all need to be done at least down the