charisma, as a socially significant trait, was first described by the german sociologist max weber at the beginning of the last century. according to his definition, charisma is an extraordinary the quality of a person by which he is assessed as gifted with supernatural, superhuman, or at least specific powers and properties inaccessible to other people. in weber's sociology, the concept of charisma is closely related. and presupposes on the part of the subordinates deep devotion to the leader and trust in the established order, as his revelation or creation, to the charismatics of his choice. there may be anyone who is able to influence the masses with great emotional force, prophets and sages, demagogues and generals, politicians. a meeting with a charismatic has a beneficial effect on the psyche of a person who views him as a messenger of god, or a role model for a leader. it fills you with a feeling of sublimity from communication with the supernatural. possessing a special quality does not guarantee that dominance will be established. but only increases the chances of submission.

last question: weber lived in an era of, well, absolute eurocentrism.e beginning of the 20th century, philosophers, sociologists, western, in general. they were interested in asia, did they see it as a future element, including knowledge, of the public? well, weber is interesting in that he was probably the first of the greatest social thinkers to turn his attention to other cultural regions; he began, unfortunately did not finish, a gigantic research project: economic ethics world religions, where he analyzed the religions of china, the religions of india, the religions of the middle east, he also planned to study... orthodoxy and islam, but unfortunately, these parts remained unfulfilled, but in this sense we can say that he tried to look for an explanation for the rise of the west, not only in the west itself, but by studying cultural and spiritual practices around the world, that is , veper is now again relevant in many areas, it turns out, i think, today he would be in the top, thank you very much, oleg was our guest keldishov from high school econ

last question, weber lived in an era of, well, absolute eurocentrism.ess, then at the beginning of the 20th century , western philosophers and sociologists were interested in asia in general; they saw it as the future or... he started, unfortunately did not finish, a gigantic srednelo project on the economic ethics of world religions, where he analyzed the religions of china, the religions of india, the religions of the middle east, he also planned to study orthodoxy and islam, but unfortunately these parts remained unfulfilled, but in this sense we can say that he tried to look for an explanation for the rise of the west not only in the west itself, but by studying cultural spiritual practices. all over the world, that is, it means that veper is now again relevant in many areas, it turns out, i think, today he would be at the top. thank you very much, our guest was oleg keldishov from the higher school of economics. in china, they are also interested in the western philosophical heritage, but from a completely different perspective. last year in the pu

weber. the scar of the 7-0 less season will be _ striker danny weber. the scar of the 7-0 less season will be in _ striker danny weber. the scar of the 7-0 less season will be in the - striker danny weber. the scar of the 7-0 less season will be in the back. 7—0 less season will be in the back of manchester united player minds, i think they have gone quietly quite well during the season not least during the last few weeks, people asking if they were going to win the title, and that great run they have been on, but i look at the farm going right out the window when these games come because they are normally fast flowing games, lots of tackles and at the end real close he's unsure because of the quality of the players. deliverable will be confident going into the game, manchester united getting knocked out of the champions league would be a huge blow for them they have to react and for them there be no place —— better place than going to and feeling it's in a result. i -- better place than goi

feng has sued weber arguing she overstepped her power. the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. >> the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right to choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code in the court hearing presided by judge shelly and chang funds. attorneys argued he can run for 2 offices at the same time. but webber's attorneys argued california elections code 8,003 be specifically states. no person may file nomination papers for more than one office at the same election. i don't think court will be on which under 10 years our oceans after the house. grew right the high to miss whole week. >> 2 much but funds counsel argued there is already precedent for such a case. pointing back to joseph walker mccorkle who served both in congress and the state legislature at the same time in 18, 51 as we have with this, what corporal we've seen happen before we'

um i'm glad you mentioned president joe biden because he has time it again and you very well know mr weber uh call himself a zionist and it's very ironic because at the same time we know that there's a a un general assembly resolution 3379 back in 1975 that equated zinism with racism with apartide with a discriminatory uh perspective and uh an extreme bias and and it's it's funny how strong the the us uh the the apec, the the zinis lobby in america has been where they took that resolution and they've been successful and basically uh changing the narrative to the point where now us law and european law looks at anti-zionism as an anti-semitic and anti-jew which to lot of people is an extremely far stretch but obviously not us president joe biden right right and this is typical of american politicians who proclaim something that sounds good at the moment it gets them some sort of level of support without any regard whatsoever of what the implications of these statements mean. when joe biden says he's a zionist, he's supporting, he's expressing support for a regime that in its actions is comp

weber argued fun was not allowed to withdraw from his assembly race to instead run for congress because the candidates filing deadline has already passed by the time he made his announcement for congress feng has since sued weber arguing she overstepped her power. >> the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and all elections code. >> other republican candidates already qualifying include tulare county sheriff mike boudreaux and business been david julio on the democratic side. bakersfield teacher, maurice of what announced her candidacy earlier this year. >> a petition has been filed to remove former president donald trump's star off the hollywood walk of fame. andrew reddick, who started the petition back in 2020 has been pushing city officials to get rid of it and says it now has 3800 signatures. redick adds he's had a trump supporter, t

among the safety precautions, weber says his team took to prevent just that.y have foot baths. >> we have ppe. we wash everything down. we are just vigilant. >> the positive tests for bird flu coming back the same week as an animal rights group member was sentenced in sonoma county for his role in storming the farms back in 2018 and 2019, when the group direct action everywhere describing it as an effort to highlight animal exploitation, weber calling the timing of the flu cases suspicious. >> s we are concerned that this was domestic terrorists and they've attacked our food supply. >> direct action everywhere. meantime, pushing back in a statement to ktvu on saturday, calling the accusation an attempt to, quote, deflect blame for bad practices onto the whistleblowers animal mistreatment. weber continues to flatly deny we have inspectors from third parties coming in and doing animal welfare audits throughout the entire year. >> you can't go in and mistreat animals and hide it and sweep it under the rug. >> and with that turning his attention once again to pick

times, secretary weber, that you believe that donald trump's behavior was abhorrent.isturbing and an attack on democracy. do you believe that donald trump incited or aided an insurrection on january 6th? >> yes. i believe that. but my belief is not based on law, nor is it based on fact. other than what i saw and every also. it was unfortunate that, in all of the discussions that have been held, we have yet to actually hold him accountable for the insurrection that occurred. we held a lot of people accountable, and we've actually basically incarcerated some individuals that have been found guilty of it, quite a few. yet, no one in the senate, or even the congress, has actually brought forth the idea that he was basically the leader of the insurrections. in my belief, he should've been impeached. at that time. of course, we run against all kinds of deadlines and dates and so forth and so on. but we have avoided, i think, at the federal level, the responsibility of looking at what took place. anyone who saw the insurrection on january 6th knows that it was an attack on t

. >> telling secretary of state shirley weber to explore every legal option. but weber decided this week not to exclude him from the state's ballot saying in a letter that she must place the sanctity of elections above partisan politics, maybe more to the point her boss, governor newsom, had already said trump should stay on the ballot saying trump should face defeat by voters. another argument, remember, donald trump has not been convicted of any charge involving the insurrection. he hasn't convicted. >> and there's a reasonable argument to made that since the 14th amendment is about due process, that some process should be attached to any determination. on the other hand, section 3 of the 14 amendment also seems the state. by virtue of the fact that you are participating in insurrection, you are automatically disqualify unless congress give you exemption by two-thirds vote. last week, colorudo state supreme court ruled that trump was in eligible. >> to run for president citing the insurrection, a span of the constitution's 14th amendment. then this week, the

in weber's sociology, the concept of charisma is closely related.

but weber decided this week not to exclude him from the state's ballot saying in a letter that she must place the sanctity of elections above partisan politics, maybe more to the point her boss, governor newsom, had already said trump should stay on the ballot saying trump should face defeat by voters. another argument, remember, donald trump has not been convicted of any charge involving the insurrection. he hasn't convicted. >> and there's a reasonable argument to be made that since the 14th amendment is about due process, that some process should be attached to any determination. on the other hand, section 3 of the 14 amendment also seems the state. by virtue of the fact that you are participating in insurrection, you are automatically disqualify unless congress give you exemption by two-thirds vote. last week, colorado state supreme court ruled that trump was in eligible. >> to run for president citing the insurrection, a span of the constitution's 14th amendment. then this week, the main secretary of state said that she would bounce trump from that state's ballot. i'm mindful that

. >>> here in california lieutenant governor kounalakis recently asked secretary of state shirley weberout removing trump from our state's ballot. weber told her that effort would have to go through the courts and not her office. >>> i'm devin fehely in the newsroom. east bay community activists held a protest this morning calling on oakland's mayor to declare a state of emergency. they say they're frustrated by rising crime in the city and what they describe as the tepid response to that problem. the protest comes one day after mayor sheng thao rejected a list of potential candidates for the vacant police chief job. the mayor fired former chief laron armstrong nearly a year ago. the search for his replacement will now take more time. the coalition for community engagement arranged the rally. the group singled out alameda county d.a. pamela price and city council president nicky fortunato-bass for their handling of the epidemic of crime in the city. >> people want to see results. they don't want all these lofty ideal programs. they want results and we don't have the luxury of time. why?

please the answer to that question lies with secretary of state weber.ts to contact her office after hours were unsuccessful. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. clavier back in 60 seconds. ahead, would you trust the driverless car to give you a ride? new research from waymo and what it improves by the safety of this fleet, we investigate. >>> they want to move their restaurant to a new location. asking the city of san francisco to pay for it. >>> the fog chance for tomorrow morning, plus, by sunday, we >>> the fog chance for tomorrow morning, plus, by sunday, we will see storm ♪honey baked ham and potatoes au gratin♪ ♪tasty glazed turkeys that won't be forgotten♪ ♪their warm mac and cheese has us feasting like kings♪ ♪these are a few of my favorite things♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company >>> are you willing to get a ride from a driverless car? waymo is sure hoping you will and it is sharing new research on it safety record of its driverless car here in the bay area, as well as los angeles and phoenix. waymo is trying to dist

california lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis is calling for secretary of state doctor shirley weber to explore legal options to remove trump from california's 2024 presidential. presidential primary ballot. so can that be done? and what would it take? joining us live now to answer those questions is jessica levinson, a institutional law expert and professor at loyola law school. thank you so much for being here today. >> absolutely. >> let's start with what happened yesterday. what exactly did colorado's supreme courtrillionuling spell out? >> that the colorado supreme court, by a ruling of 4 to 3, said that under the federal constitution, former president trump is barred from being a presidential candidate once again, that his name cannot appear on the next ballot. and they did that because they're looking at section three of the 14th amendment. it's a civil war era amendment, and it's meant to bar members of the confederacy from seeking to serve in government and what the colorado supreme court found is that it applies in this situation. they found that there was an insurrection t

please the answer to that question lies with secretary of state weber. efforts to contact her office after hours were unsuccessful. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. clavier back in 60 seconds. ahead, would you trust the driverless car to give you a ride? new research from waymo and what it improves by the safety of this fleet, we investigate. >>> they want to move their restaurant to a new location. asking the city of san francisco to pay for it. >>> the fog chance for tomorrow morning, plus, by sunday, we will see storm a sy >>> are you willing to get a ride from a driverless car? waymo is sure hoping you will and it is sharing new research on it safety record of its driverless car here in the bay area, as well as los angeles and phoenix. waymo is trying to distinguish itself from its main competitor, which remains under two separate government investigations over safety. senior betty get a reporter explains. >> reporter: driverless cars may not require your hands on the wheel to get around, but they do need your trust in the technology. traffic trou

secretary of state shirley weber told cnn, while she believes trump committed insurrection on januaryth, her office does not have authority to remove them from the ballot. under california election code, only the courts can. >> we have and send that it's the end but we have said that we are looking for ways in which we can and we have been looking. people think california is this great liberal state that does everything that it wants to do but it has strict guidelines. >> weber says she has a team of 18 lawyers looking for a case to take to the courts. >>> in the bay area, san pablo police say an argument over a stolen package ended in murder. blakely charged today in the death of a 60-year-old woman. police say that earlier this month, the victim was walking along broadway avenue when blakely confronted her because she believed the woman had stolen a packet from her house. officers say that blakely then intentionally hit the woman with her car. she died from her injuries, on saturday. >>> what may not look like it but the person san francisco firefighters are hauling up the rope is v

but farmers like weber say your wallet will feel that this holiday season, he predicts egg prices will go up at the grocery store because of the loss of poultry in the bay area in petaluma. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. u.s. supreme court heard arguments today about whether a nationwide settlement. >> with oxy contin manufacturer should protect the company's owners from being sued. >> kron four's washington correspondent jessi turnure joins us live now to break down the debate. could evening tell. so the justices questions really showed kind of conflicting messages here. they don't want to break up or it seemed as if you know, there wasn't too much appetite to break up the settlement deal, but also not too much appetite as well, too, in a way reward the sackler family. >> we're still calling for justice at dishes. 18 year-old son died from an oxycontin overdose in 2001 and more than 2 decades later. >> wants the u.s. supreme court to hold the company that sold it accountable. this is bankruptcy in 2019, the sackler family agreed to give up ownership of purdue pharma and contribute up to 6

secretary of state shirley weber told cnn, while she believes trump committed insurrection on january 6th, her office does not have authority to remove them from the ballot. under california election code, only the courts can. >> we have and send that it's the end but we have said that we are looking for ways in which we can and we have been looking. people think california is this great liberal state that does everything that it wants to do but it has strict guidelines. >> weber says she has a team of 18 lawyers looking for a case to take to the courts. >>> in the bay area, san pablo police say an argument over a stolen package ended in murder. blakely charged today in the death of a 60-year-old woman. police say that earlier this month, the victim was walking along broadway avenue when blakely confronted her because she believed the woman had stolen a packet from her house. officers say that blakely then intentionally hit the woman with her car. she died from her injuries, on saturday. >>> what may not look like it but the person san francisco firefighters are hauling up the rope is

co-owner mike weber says around 82,000 of his egg-laying chickens had to be euthanized after bird started testing positive for avian flu there posing a risk to the neighboring farms. so we're sacrificing the life of these birds so that we can really move risk that it spreads. >> like a wildfire webber says there are about 800,000 chickens left at the farm, but just down the street from him, a duck farm suffered a greater loss because of the bird flu just wiped out. all of 170,000 wild cares. a nonprofit wildlife hospital in sandra fell and director of animal care. melanie piazza has been monitoring the spread of the bird flu. she believes it's coming from wild birds migrating south for the winter. >> is so it's harder to stop them and it's spreading faster. and there's more reservoirs available to spread its debut in flu causes birds to have coughing, sneezing and a lack of oxygen. according to laura bradley with the california department of food and agriculture, her agency is responsible for confirming positive cases. but she says there's a very low risk of bird spreading the flu to huma

secretary of state shirley weber said fall was disqualified from running because he already filed to run for reelection to the state assembly. so basically they're saying he can double dip. you already filed for one race, not the other. weber argue fong was not allowed to withdraw from his assembly race to go run for congress because the candidates filing deadline had already passed by the time falling made his announcement for congress fall has since sued weber arguing she overstepped her power. the hearing is scheduled for one 30 this afternoon in sacramento superior court. >> coming up after the commercial break, a new law coming into the new year is expected to protect california drivers during traffic stops. we'll tell you what officers and n >> and back to our breaking news. stenson beach fire issuing an evacuation order for the areas highlighted on the yellow on your map. and that includes the seadrift community. the evacuation comes after high surf and the storm surge. this is a tweet from the marin county fire. people in that area are being told to evacuate immediately a tem

feng has sued weber arguing she overstepped her power. the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. >> the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code in the court hearing presided by judge shelly and funds. attorneys argued he can run for 2 offices at the same time. but webber's attorneys argued california elections code 8,003 be specifically states. no person, my file nomination papers for more than one office at the same election. i don't think court so be on which under 10 years partnership zachary 3 prior preventing the clouds mostly whole week. >> 2 ot's much but funds counsel argued there is already precedent for such a case. pointing back to joseph walker mccorkle who served both in congress and the state legislature at the same time in 18, 51 as we have with this work we've seen happen before we've seen so have

has sued weber arguing she overstepped her power. the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. >> the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right to choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code in the court hearing presided by judge shelly and chang funds. attorneys argued he can run for 2 offices at the same time. but webber's attorneys argued california elections code 8,003 be specifically states. no person may file nomination papers for more than one office at the same election. i don't orton will be on which under 10 years shipments after the house. grew right the high to miss whole week. >> 2 ot's much but funds counsel argued there is already pr cedent for such a case. pointing back to joseph walker mccorkle who served both in congress and the state legislature at the same time. >> in 18, 51 as we have with this work. we've seen happen before. we've see

weber's response means nothing will happen until the supreme court acts on colorado's ruling. the colorado supreme court disqualified trump from appearing on its state's ballot under the constitution's so-called insurrection clause. this holiday weekend, many in the community stepped up to help those in need and to build a better bay area. the bay area rescue mission in richmond is one of the organizations that did that. abc seven news reporter anser hassan shows us that they do much more than preparing a christmas meal. good morning everybody. >> welcome. >> as folks lined up for christmas dinner at the bay area rescue mission in richmond, behind the scenes cook comfort mensah makes sure to capture the holiday flavor. >> it's a holiday. christmas so we make sure everybody you know eats some ham and yam and corn, mashed potatoes, gravy, pie and salad. >> she knows how important this meal can be for those who are struggling a few years ago, she was in line for food and she says it isn't just about the meal, it's also about a sense of belonging and being seen. >> very, very impo

feng has sued weber arguing she overstepped her power. the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. >> the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code in the court hearing presided by judge shelly and funds. attorneys argued he can run for 2 offices at the same time. but webber's attorneys argued california elections code 8,003 be specifically states. no person, my file nomination papers for more than one office at the same election. i don't think court will be on which under 10 years our shipments after the house. grew right the clouds mostly whole week. >> 2 ot's much but funds counsel argued there is already precedent for such a case. pointing back to joseph walker mccorkle who served both in congress and the state legislature at the same time. >> in 18, 51 as we have with this work. we've seen happen before. we've s

has now sued weber arguing that she has over stepped her power. >> the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code. >> the hearing is taking place in a sacramento superior court. other republican candidates who already qualified included the tulare county sheriff mike byrd, a row. this has been david, gee leo. and on the democratic side, there's bakersfield teacher murray. so would she announced her candidacy earlier this year? a petition has been filed to remove former president donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame and read a coup. started. this petition in 2020 has been pushing city officials to get rid of it. and now he says he has 3800 signatures. yeah. that out walking on the walk of fame collecting signatures. he's had a trump supporter, tried tase him and has also received a death threat however, despit

. >> shortly after that, secretary of state shirley weber said fall was disqualified from running for congress. as you already filed to run for reelection to the state assembly. weber argued long was not allowed to withdraw from his assembly race instead run for congress because the candidates filing deadline and already passed by the time made his announcement for congress. fong has since sued weber arguing that she overstepped her power. >> the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right to choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code. >> well, that hearing is scheduled for one 30 pm in sacramento superior court. other republican candidates who already qualify include tulare county sheriff mike boudreaux and businessman david gee leo, on the democratic side, they are still teacher marisa wood announced her candidacy earlier this year. still out of the rubble morni

but weber decided this week not to exclude him from the state's ballot saying in a letter that she must place the sanctity of elections above partisan politics, maybe more to the point her boss, governor newsom, had already said trump should stay on the ballot saying trump should face defeat by voters. another argument, remember, donald trump has not been convicted of any charge involving the insurrection. he hasn't convicted. >> and there's a reasonable argument to be made that since the 14th amendment is about due process, that some process should be attached to any determination. on the other hand, section 3 of the 14 amendment also seems the state. by virtue of the fact that you are participating in insurrection, you are automatically disqualify unless congress give you exemption by two-thirds vote. last week, colorado state supreme court ruled that trump was in eligible. >> to run for president citing the insurrection, a span of the constitution's 14th amendment. then this week, the main secretary of state said that she would bounce trump from that state's ballot. i'm mindful that

but like weber say your wallet will feel that this holiday season, he predicts egg prices will go up at the grocery store because of the loss of poultry in the bay area in petaluma. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news coming up. a service. it has millions of users is targeted by hackers exposing not only user names and passwords. >> with information about the users, relatives plus the search for a real-life grinch on the peninsula after that person is caught on video stealing someone's christmas tree and why organizers in oakland want the recipe your favorite homemade issues. well, take a look at this. a real life grinch in san mateo. >> security video shows this thief stealing a christmas tree from the top of a car at bridgepoint shopping center after cutting the ropes one by one. the trees loaded onto the truck. as you can see that just drives away. merry christmas he hasn't been identified not been identified, but police say that the christmas tree lot. they gave the customers replacement tree, which was and lenovo think looks like a white in finity suv there. so if you have somebody in that

the help of the national space organization of the country and other parts of the country, and in the weber satellites, we will use both liquid fuel and mixed liquid and solid fuel, which can be two-stage, three-stage , and so on. in the future, new satellites will be launched in sub-orbit for the research purposes of the satellites of the ministry of defense and will provide technical assistance to the country's space programs. on the eve of the death anniversary of hazrat umm al-binin, may god bless him and grant him peace on the day of honoring the mothers and wives of the martyrs , the martyrs of tehran martyrs khalili and mohammadi were honored. basiji student ali khalili in 1993 and basiji guard mohammadi in 2009 were martyred in a clash with nawamis intruders. according to the announcement of the meteorological organization , weather conditions will be stable in most parts of the country tomorrow. at the end of the week , rain is predicted for the northern part of the country. hello, dear viewers. during tomorrow, we expect that the temperature will continue to rise in the northern p

but weber decided this week not to exclude him from the state's ballot saying in a letter that she mustity of elections above partisan politics, maybe more to the point her boss, governor newsom, had already said trump should stay on the ballot saying trump should face defeat by voters. another argument, remember, donald trump has not been convicted of any charge involving the insurrection. he hasn't been convicted. >> and there's a reasonable argument to made that since the 14th amendment is about due process, that some process should be attached to any determination. on the other hand, section 3 of the 14 amendment also seems the state. by virtue of the fact that you are participating in automatically disqualify unless congress give you exemption by two-thirds vote. last week, colorado state supreme court ruled that trump was an eligible. >> to run for president citing the insurrection, a span of the constitution's 14th amendment. then this week, the main secretary of state said that she would bounce trump from that state's ballot. i'm mindful that new secretary of state has ever depr

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tsalkas, padchairs, tsalkas of instrumental music, galoin numbers, this was a fantasy on the themes of weberstar, you know, the great tsikava was like this electronic rock music. from the beginning of tsymbala, and when the kazyanets fell , it seemed to me that behind my back the great hall of the philharmonic hall was filled with this loud, loud music, the archestra was fashioned like this by the hand of kazenets. could i have revealed to myself that all... so on the stage, elegant, lively, my friend misha kazyants, i love him again and again. adequate the length of our knowledge, our years of experience, starting from the birth of 1900 until 1961. our... physical teacher of the theater and arts institute aron markavich pershyts is establishing a daily life for students, masters, directors, actors of others and the course of the course in belarus, and our entire stake in belarus will pass away there were sunbaths: sunbathing, swimming, i sang songs with my guitar, like raptams, oh, how i... i love my life these raptams, and all the raptams of my life have passed through the kirawnik course

california secretary of state shirley weber said fong was not allowed to withdraw from his assembly race and run for congress because the filing deadline has passed. fog has sued weber claiming she has over stepped her powers. >> the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code. >> a hearing just wrapped up in a sacramento superior court. so a judge is expected to make a decision on this by the end of the day. as soon as we hear about it, we will let you know right here on kron 4. reparations for descendants of enslaved africans brought to the u.s. could get one step closer to becoming a reality in california. the time wallace talked with the lawmaker who plans to introduce several bills next year to get the ball rolling. >> stay tuned. stay tune that one member you don't sawyer's message as he gears up for 2024. a year. he w

but farmers like weber say your wallet will feel that this holiday season, he predicts egg prices will go up at the grocery store because of the loss of poultry in the bay area in petaluma. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. it's 10. 21 in the south bay, the santa clara valley medical center is being named one of the best u.s. hospitals. >> for maternity care, the u.s. news and world report just came out with their list today. and every year they evaluate hospitals based on newborn complication rates, breastfeeding mill crate and birthing friendly practices. santa clara valley, health care is california's second biggest county on health and hospital system. health officials say they are honored by this recognition. all right. take a look at this is the aftermath of a something that happened in south san jose. he's at the intersection of air full book boil that airport miller avenue. so police see a ford truck there and it appears the driver is asleep behind the wheel. they think that he's drunk. they wake him up and then he's just begins moving the vehicle hit 2 police cars that hit a light pol

but secretary of state shirley weber said fong was disqualified from running for congress because he already filed to run for the election to for reelection to the state assembly hall lever argue fall was not allowed to withdraw from his assembly race to instead run for congress because candidates filing deadline already passed on a time falling made his announcement for congress following us ensued. weber arguing she overstepped her power. >> the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code. >> the hearing is scheduled for one 30 this afternoon in sacramento superior court, other republican candidates who already qualify include tulare county sheriff mike boudreau and businessman david gee, leo. >> well, on the democratic side, bakersfield teacher, marisa wood announcing her candidacy earlier this year. up next, a look m

but secretary of state shirley weber said fall was disqualified for running for congress because he already filed for re-election to that state assembly. so basically he's trying to double dip. won't let her argue. fall was not allowed to withdraw from his a silly race to instead run for congress because the candidates filing deadline already passed. >> the time fall mads that announcement for congress longest weber arguing that she overstepped her power. >> the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code. >> okay. so the hearing is going to happen 5 hours from now and one 30 in the afternoon in sacramento superior court, other republican candidates who already qualified include to larry county sheriff mike boudreaux and businessmen david jimmy o on the democratic side, bakersfield teacher, marisa would announce her candidacy e

but secretary of state shirley weber said falling was disqualified from running because he already filed to run for reelection to the state assembly will let her argue fong was not allowed to withdraw from his assembly. raise to go run for congress because the candidates filing deadline already passed by the time. >> fong made his announcement for congress long as weber arguing she overstepped her power. >> now the hearing is scheduled for one 30 this afternoon in sacramento superior court. >> up next to the kron, morting news. there is a new law coming in the new year. it's expected to protect california drivers during traffic stops will tell you what that entails will right what that entails will right back. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to h

influence uh the israeli occupation in favor of the palestinian resistance political commentator mark weber joined early and gave us his comment on how the palestinian resistance against the israeli enslot has been a remarkable achievement. this war has now gone on for 12 weeks and just the other day or today, an israeli commander confirmed again that it expects that israeli forces will could be continuing this struggle for months. that's an extraordinary thing, because this operation, this entire conflict involves really only palestine, palestinian and israeli forces. that's a remarkable thing, because in the past, the wars that israel has been involved in, have involved neighboring countries, egypt, syria, jordan, lebanon, depending on this, which which year we're talking about. this has been essentially only a struggle between palestinians and the israeli government. that's an extraordinary thing, because no one expected. "i think that certainly israeli leaders did not expect that palestinians would be able to uh carry out uh not only attack but a resistance with this level of planning o

but sbcretary of state shirley weber said farm was disqualified from running because he already filed to run for reelection to the state assembly. argued fong was not allowed to withdraw from his assembly race to instead run for congress because the candidates filing deadline has already passed by the time farm made his announcement for congress from his said sued weber, arguing she overstepped her power. >> the secular state does not have the right to determine the outcome of the election. the voters in the 20th congressional district have the right choose the candidate of their choice to represent them in congress and anything that is opposed to that flies in the face of our democratic process and our elections code. >> the hearing is scheduled for one 30 pm in sacramento superior court. other republican candidates already qualified includes tulare county sheriff mike boudreaux and businessman david julio. on the democratic side, bakersfield teacher maurice, a would announced her candidacy earlier this year. coming up next, we get a behind the scenes view of the new year's eve ball

but farmers like weber say your wallet will feel that this holiday season. >> he predicts egg prices will go up at the grocery store because of the loss of poultry in the bay area in petaluma. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> well, happening today, the sonoma county board of supervisors is considering adopting a new renter protection ordinance. at today's meeting. they're going to be discussing an ordinance that will consider just cause eviction as a way of protecting renters multiple renters in. the county are expected to attend and shared their testimonies during public comment. the meeting is set for 10 o'clock this morning. also happening today, the santa clara county board of supervisors is going to be voting on a new housing measure. so if passed, this measure would create 716 new affordable housing units in san jose mountain view and palo alto. 82 apartments. we'll be safe for those with 115 will be set aside for families who are currently unsheltered and the rent is for the rest, i should say is for low-income residents. the money comes from measure a which was an affordable hous

but farmers like weber say your wallet will feel that this holiday season, he predicts egg prices will go up at the grocery store because of the loss of poultry in the bay area in petaluma. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> coming up, the 6 billion dollar bankruptcy settlement is now before the supreme court. what that could mean for victims of the opioid crisis. and how san francisco is seeing a drop in car break-ins compared to last year. 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. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. say they are frustrated with side shoe aside shows including one that happened this past weekend. it stopped. >> traffic at a busy intersection. kron 4. sarah stinson has that story. >> the side show will people up in the middle of the night disturbing. not only them, but the people who are stuck in backed up tra

political analyst mark weber explains how the us support for the israeli regime in the gaza war contradicts washington's plans for having a say in everything happening in the world. let's listen to his comments. when the biden administration took office, joe biden proclaimed that uh, america would once again be a leader in the... world, well the entire world is waiting for leadership from the united states or from any western country, and so far it is not showing it, because at the same time, the biden administration has repeatedly made clear, it will stand with israel, no matter what, standing with israel, no matter what, and providing leadership about this terrible crisis, this terrible war, it's been raging in gaza and in palestine. for some time now, of course, is impossible, the two cannot be reconciled, and if the bied administration, us government is to provide any sort of leadership whatsoever, it has to change its policy drastically. that's one of the most remarkable things that this war has highlighted, is the uh contradiction between the one-sided us support for israel, which pol

trump off the ballot, but weber resisted the pressure from the lieutenant governor and other lawmakers. in water main corner, governor gavin newsom. newsom wants trump on the ballot, saying, quote, in california, we defeat candidates at the polls. everything else is a political distraction. >>> this comes after maine decided mr. trump is not eligible to appear on its primary ballot, and weeks before the iowa caucuses, his camp is vowing to appeal. nbc's dan scheneman has the story. >> reporter: maine, the second state to bar former president trump from a primary ballot. the reason, section 3 of the 14th amendment. secretary state sono bello delivered a 36-page decision, saying in part, the weight of the evidence makes clear that mr. trump was aware of the tender labor the multi-month effort to delegitimize the democratic election and then, just to light a match. >> i was written and legally required to hold a hearing and issue a decision. it did not have a choice to decline to decide. then, it goes to the courts. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the former president, saying, quote, we a

the lieutenant governor then asked secretary of state shirley weber to do the same thing here. she now says she will not get involved. she says ballot challenges are resolved by the courts, not her office. and michigan's supreme court rejected an attempt to remove trump from their state's primary ballot. and "the new york times" now they're filing a lawsuit against microsoft and san francisco-based intelligence -- artificial intelligence company openai over copyright infringement. the times alleges the company's ai systems created multiple reproductions of their content which they say threatens the integrity of their journalistic work. the newspaper is seeking billions of dollars in statutory and actual damages. >>> investigators in arizona have connected a decades old homicide victim to the bay area. the man was found shot dead in the desert outside las vegas all the way back in 1976. this drawing is an estimation of what that man looked like. investigators got fingerprints but did not identify him until this year. he is luis alonso paredes, originally from el salvador. he may

built on pneumatics, it’s more like that for show. but their main contender for victory is the robot weberpable of sending any opponent flying, what about destruction, friends, it’s so heavy, it’s made of hardex, what is it? hardex is the steel from which excavator buckets are made; in fact, the company’s main profile is creating 3d printers. metal, but why then build these armored ones one by one? hobby, illness, people who do this turned out to be the best workers, because they are used to working in a team and study cross-industry competencies, these are people who don’t care about them, who don’t run home at 6 o’clock, this may seem like fun for those who are playing with radio-controlled cars children who have grown up, but still children, but for young people this is an opportunity to gain experience in applied work technology. in fact, this entire program is aimed at creating new competencies, that is, there are young people who are interested in this, and there is this area of ​​robotics that is developing, personally, the battle of robots gave me a job in the direction of robotics

weber: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate that. mr. speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart to honor the extraordinary life of one allison gets, a friend, public servant, and a true texan that is leaving and has left a tremendous mark on southeast texas. allison's public service wasn't just a job, mr. speaker, it was a calling. from sharing events like the spindle top ball to leading organizations such as the same upon any -- symphony throwing, and the fire museum of texas she ddemonstrated a deep commitment to the betterment of our community. for the last nine years she served as jefferson county tax assessor collector. her innovation and modernization efforts as tax assessor earned her the title of tax assessor of the year for the entire state of texas in 2021. that's no easy task. i speak for southeast texas, mr. speaker. we are forever indebted to allison's tireless devotion and dedication. allison always said three things when she talked with anyone. how can i help, and is there anything you need, and she always finished with, i

infrastructure of poland met in warsaw to discuss the situation on the polish-ukrainian border rafal weber, what the parties agreed to, in particular, the opening of the checkpoint in grynivhobychuv for the passage of empty trucks, to increase the capacity of the border and reduce the load on other checkpoints, this is, by the way, at least a small victory, because the crossing is empty. it was said before, and finally they agreed to this option, in order to let empty trucks pass. the second aspect is the creation in the system of a queue of separate passes for empty vehicles at the dorogusk and krakkivets korchova berry checkpoints. exactly at these checkpoints there are physical lanes for empty vehicles directly at the checkpoint on both the ukrainian and polish sides. well, the third is the launch of a pilot project with registration in the e-queue immediately before crossing the border at the nyzhan-kovol or malkhovice checkpoint for a period of one month. oh, thank you, marta, and important news from the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi. therefore, he held a meeting in zapori

i think about, you know, what he's meant to this institution, i think about the famous essay by max weber, politics as a vocation where he talks about the need to have principles but also a sense of responsibility when you're in the political arena. this isn't just a philosophy class. i think speaker mccarthy, speaker emeritus mccarthy, really embody that sense of political leadership. of being firmly grounded in your principles but also having appreciation for the consequences of our actions and the you nook responsibilities we have when it comes to exercising political power. so i'm -- it was also, of course, a great benefit to have a californian leading this house. i know that kevin understands as well as anyone the challenges we face in california. he and our delegation will continue to be a check there and i know he will continue to be in the fight to turn around california and this country. so thank you for your service, which will be felt by this institution for a very long time. i yield back. mr. calvert: the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill. three minutes. mr. hill: mr. speaker,