anita. >> anita: all right, check this out.ed up with crime are starting to fight back. a robber tried to smash and grab at this jewelry store but the store owner and employee stopped the would be thief's attempt, leaving him shirtless and fleeing the store. christina coleman is live with details. what in the heck happened there? >> it's just wild, anita, it's crazy. footage of the attempted robbery is very graphic. on saturday, in broad daylight, a man dressed in black wearing a donald trump mask whips out bear spray and fires it into the face of a man sitting outside the jewelry store. seconds later, chaos. the guy goes inside, there he is, he's about to spray that bear spray, just awful. the guy goes inside, smashes a glass display with the hammer, the family members try to stop him, located in el monte, just east of los angeles. he also blasted more bear spray at people in the family-owned business. >> he sprayed into my dad's eyes, my brothers and my uncle's again. at that moment i was very scared, i didn't know what to do

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anita: hello i am anita vogel in for ar arthel neville. good to see you. president and first lady during part hit near tampa bay at this hour. idalia historical info tens of thousands still without power. pulling governor desantis off the 2024 campaign trail. to avoid straining security resources in the storm ravaged areas, it looks like he will not be meeting the president today. we have live fox team coverage rick fox weather multimedia journalist katie byrne on the ground and live overt florida congressman michael wall standing by. first lucas tomlinson light at the white house. lucas, what more can you tell us about what we expect for the president's tour today? >> president biden and the first lady landed in gainesville just a few minutes ago. there airborne on marine one and touring the devastation in live oak which is located about halfway between tallahassee and jacksonville. before leaving for florida president biden spoke to reporters on the ramp at andrews. [inaudible] >> i do not think he is going to be there. we are going to take care florida.

and then took anita home. anita had thought about spending the night at angie's but decided against it. >> what was the last thing you said to each other? >> see you tomorrow at the football game. she doesn't meet me there, very strange. because she was a woman of her word. i remember saying, i wonder why angie is. i came home, and my roommate said, there's something i need to tell you. she said, umm, you might want to sit down. she goes, angie was murdered last night and the police want you to call them back. >> what did you think? >> i didn't want to believe it at first. beyond that, i started with the whole would have, could have, should have. could i have prevented it, should i have spent the night? would things have been different? >> but she was not the last person to see angie alive. it turns out angie's boyfriend, ben, was that person. she had stopped by his place on her way home after dropping off anita. later that night, it was ben who called police to angie's condo. and what got their attention was

anita? >> are right. not to lucas tomlinson live at the white house where there is strong reaction after florida governor ron desantis did not meet with the president as he toured the storm damage yesterday. lucas, what are they saying about that at the white house? >> that is right, anita. aboard air force one and route to florida white house press secretary was asked about the snow but. she said quote there was just no justification for it. president biden was later asked when he was on the ground. >> i'm not disappointed. he may have had other reasons but he did help us plan this. he sat with fema and decided where which should go where it should be the least disruption. i am very pleased the guy we do not agree very much at all. >> without governor desantis present on the ground there in live oak he was up to a former governor now republican senator rick scott to play the welcoming committee. >> the president did a great job before the storm hit. it hhelp all the first responde. and it helped the indi

. >> anita? >> 70,000 people still stuck in the mud at the burningman festival in the nevada desert. a few lucky ones including big celebrities managed to hitch their way to civilization. for more on when those still stuck can get out, let's bring in max gordon. when is the weather going to provide safe passage for these folks? >> well, folks here in the nevada desert are getting a little bit of a break. we're seeing clear skies today. sunny conditions. that's starting to dry things out. we're here in the town of gurlock. the closest town to the burning manifest value. we've seen a steady stream of muddy vehicles and muddy burners coming through here. some escape routes are being opened up today. that's allowing folks save mass single as tens of thousands have been stuck here in the muck and the mess of burningman. this all started friday when monsoon storms started to push in. it was a very rainy weekend. all that dry dust turned to mud with all of that rain. roads had to be shut down. the local

anita: north naval drills by the u.s.outh korea kitty logan is alive in london with more. >> height yes these tests are continuing despite international condemnation the latest launches off the west coast of north korea. since the start of last year north korea has carried out 100 weapons tests. many of those were ballistic launchers. all banned by the united nations security council and in heated rhetoric says recent tests are to simulate a nuclear attack on south korea. these latest launches are likely in response to joint drills between u.s. and south korea which ended just a few days ago. the military drills which north korean leadership also find two more short range missiles just a few days ago while exercises are still ongoing. tensions continue to rise. the russian defense minister visited to seek support for the war in ukraine for its thought to be a very warm relationship between the russian and north korea leaders. also in north korea the launch has failed but the relationships that it will be trying to do that

that's why like anita and dmitry, they are directly related to the wonderful genre of musical.es, a few words , then oh, well, there's a lot, there's a solo 0.01, then black january, i wanted to talk about that somehow, too, first about this grandiose action , well, in principle , it’s no secret to anyone that already... our organization has been holding large festivals for many years. and last year, thanks to the support of the presidential fund and social initiatives , we were able to hold our ninth ceremony awards of the festival at the imin festival of russia. there were 328 winners. and we thought that it would be good once again... to unite them all together in one beautiful, interesting, creative story, in order to please the audience, of course, with their wonderful creative achievements, we held... it’s called necklace of russia, where 328 of our winners each played their own role, this is a wonderful wonderful musical about our vast amazing homeland, about the multinational culture of our homeland, and moreover, the whole thing is tied up in in an ordinary city, in a

because both anita and dmitry, they are directly related to the wonderful genre of the musical, let ’olo 0.01, then black january, i’d like it too. let’s talk about it too, first about this grandiose action, but in principle it’s no secret to anyone that he’s already - for many years our organization has been holding large festivals , but last year, thanks to the support of the presidential fund - social initiatives, we were able to hold our ninth festival award ceremony at the festival named after russia, the winners were three... 328 people, and we thought that it would be it’s good to unite them all together again, in one beautiful, interesting , creative story, in order to please the audience, of course, with their wonderful creative achievements, we held a beautiful musical, it’s called the necklace russia, where our 328 winners each played their own role, this is a wonderful, wonderful musical about our vast , stunning homeland, about the multinational culture of our homeland, and moreover, the whole thing starts in an ordinary city, in a large city, where so many people with di

anita, that ship has saled. look at -- sailed, we have a graphic.t shows most workers, this do not wear professional attire, 3%, i was surprised. wear professional attire? >> suits are gone. where are they wearing them any more? moye husband used to wear a suit years ago, he does not wear one any more, not even in banks, but maybe law offices, i don't know, what does the rest of the world think when they look at our u.s. senators, what they're wearing? their job is to represent the american people, maybe they should get dressed up. at least. you know the same attire you have to wear in a nice restaurant. is joe manchin bringing classes back like justin timberlake grou brought sexy back. >> maybe, "new york times" tried to give fetterman an out, lawmakers give new senate dress code a dresses down, they note in the times it many same that gym shorts may be a sign of respect but many of the best dressed -- and they pointed to george santos who always is dressed but he is a liar and a bit of a weirdo. >> she sharply cressed though. a sharply dressed lia

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. >> and what did i see but an all male senate judiciary committee grilling anita hill, and it was not nice, and it was not what one would like to see, and that was my incentive to run in 1992. >> reporter: after her decisive senate win, then senator joe biden made her the first woman on the judiciary committee. in congress she quickly made an impact leading the charge for an assault weapons ban in 1994, as senate intelligence chair, she took on the cia's water boarding of prisoners holding hearings into the bush administration's harsh interrogation techniques, but in later years colleagues faltered her performance during supreme court confirmations, praising republican lindsey graham for getting trump nominee amy coney barrett confirmed weeks before the 2020 election. >> this has been one of the best set of hearings that i've participated in. >> reporter: but through political and personal trials, dianne feinstein's legacy as a trailblazer endures. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >> now let's go live to the senate floor and majority leader chuck schumer. okay. we see flowers th

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the extraordinary anita harris. anita, much. anita, thank you so, so much. thank you.u. do come and see us again a true superstar again soon. a true superstar coming up in the 10:00 hour. i'll tell you what we've got, including announcement about including an announcement about gb at 10:00. don't go gb news at 10:00. don't go anywhere. again. anywhere. hello again. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. a fine start for most of us this weekend. cloud and rain turn up through central rain do turn up through central parts saturday afternoon, but parts by saturday afternoon, but sunshine through sunday, sunshine returns through sunday, so mixed conditions as best times for getting out and about early saturday or later sunday. low pressure moving away from the north of scotland on friday nights . still the north of scotland on friday nights. still some the north of scotland on friday nights . still some showers nights. still some showers continuing during the hours of darkness, even the odd shower further south across west wales and nort

the extraordinary anita harris. anita, much. anita, thank you so, so much. thank you.u. do come and see us again a true superstar again soon. a true superstar coming up in the 10:00 hour. i'll tell you what we've got, including announcement about including an announcement about gb at 10:00. don't go gb news at 10:00. don't go anywhere. again. anywhere. hello again. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. a fine start for most of us this weekend. cloud and rain turn up through central rain do turn up through central parts saturday afternoon, but parts by saturday afternoon, but sunshine through sunday, sunshine returns through sunday, so mixed conditions as best times for getting out and about early saturday or later sunday. low pressure moving away from the north of scotland on friday nights . still the north of scotland on friday nights. still some the north of scotland on friday nights . still some showers nights. still some showers continuing during the hours of darkness, even the odd shower further south across west wales and nort

. >> wanda anita green. >> lauren catuzzi grandolas and unborn child. donald freeman greene.inda gronlund. richard guadagno. >> my uncle --. >> my son, toshiya kuge. >> from chester in more elementary school and westwood high school, cc ross. >> hilda marcin. waleska martinez. >> nicole carol miller. >> louis j. nacke. >> donald arthur peterson. >> jean hoadley peterson. mark david rothenberg. christine ann snyder. john talignani. honor elizabeth wainio. >> to my cousin, debbie jacob walsh. >> distinguished guests, families, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith our tradition is upon remembering our loved ones that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking foreign language] rest infinite rest in your sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. a merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your

lauryn hill, megan thee stallion, anita and d-nice. should be a great day in new york and we'll have all the highlights for you. all right, let's turn our attention back to the weather forecast in the bay area. a lot going on this weekend. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the weekend and sandy, i know everyone is concerned about the quality of the air. we still have this haze around here. >> we do indeed, dan and it's going to get better the second half of the weekend. let's talk about autumn because we're just minutes away from the autumnal equinox. takes place at 1150 tonight at the sun's rays will be directly over the equator. and we have mild weather coming your way for the upcoming weekend. but as dan mentioned, that air quality is still a concern. a beautiful live view of san francisco from sutro tower camera that spare the air alert continues through tomorrow as this smoke will still be impacting our air quality. but sunday, monday, tuesday, all areas will go to green, which we welcome good air qualit

. >> anita fisher hopes care court will be a lifeline for people like her son, pharoh degree, who washizophrenia while serving in the army 22 years ago. he is now 45. >> tell me a little bit about pharoh. >> pharoh is the kindest, even from a little boy, his report card used to say joy to have in my class and some of the things that we've gone through you couldn't have paid me to believe. >> for nearly two decades, fisher has worked as a mental health advocate in san diego. >> my son is one of those individuals. >> running support groups and classes for hundreds of families when families are derailed by a love one's mental illness. >> a lot of times he even can get very agitated and then he starts to self-medicate, whether it's alcohol or street drugs, and that takes it to a whole different level. >> you sometimes feel like your son goes missing in those moments. >> yes. we would try to have the conversation with him about have you stopped your medication? and he said well they said i don't need this medication, and i was, like, okay. who is "they"? >> and i know that it's the voices.

anita: hello i am anita vogel in for ar arthel neville. good to see you.hit near tampa bay at this hour. idalia historical info tens of thousands still without power.

was 9 years old when that happened, too young to grasp what was going on, and not entirely aware of anita hill saga that prompted it so to me it was norm toll look to have washington and see two women representing my state. completely normal to see one of those women led by bipartisan -- or to see her lead the intelligence committee or see her held to account for egregious wrong doing after 9/11 or see her stand up to the chief to get an apology out of it. it was norm toll watch dianne feinstein work in washington, and i know you see this coming, but looking back at the unremarkability is precisely what makes it so remarkable. wasn't until i came an adult covering politics that i understood how hard she had to fight, sometimes against wings of her own party. today the flags around the capitol are flying at half staff, and on her desk in the senate is a black shroud and a vase of white roses. as some of the people who knew her best remember a life that was anything but normal. >> it is profound sadness that we bid farewell to my dear friend, colleague, and outright champion for the state o

lauryn hill, megan thee stallion, anita and d-nice.uld be a great day in new york and we'll have all the highlights for you. all right, let's turn our attention back to the weather forecast in the bay area. a lot going on this weekend. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the weekend and sandy, i know everyone is concerned about the quality of the air. we still have this haze around here. >> we do indeed, dan and it's going to get better the second half of the weekend. let's talk about autumn because we're just minutes away from the autumnal equinox. takes place at 1150 tonight at the sun's rays will be directly over the equator. and we have mild weather coming your way for the upcoming weekend. but as dan mentioned, that air quality is still a concern. a beautiful live view of san francisco from sutro tower camera that spare the air alert continues through tomorrow as this smoke will still be impacting our air quality. but sunday, monday, tuesday, all areas will go to green, which we welcome good air quality so

. ♪ >> hello, david webb, anita vogel and tom shillue, welcome to the "big weekend show".ry tonight. a win for pizza lovers and barstool sports founder, hours ago at the peak of us he doubled down on the washington post. after that liberal red put out the hit piece targeting the brand and the event. >> they got that checked or they posted the article right below, dave called the reporter lying and manipulating advertisers. >> a couple of days ago, decided to call a food reporter who wrote the article in the washington post didn't call before hand for comment. the confrontation went viral. the washington post continued with the article which describes the pizza shop at the festival as quickly accused of supporting a man accused of sexual misconduct in the history of using racist misogynistic language defendant says during his pizza reviews, one bite everybody knows that signature line, the sports founder things more people will know about it now. >> people here, the pizza makers makes my brand and pizza brand stronger. people don't want to be told what to do and what they d

[bell rings] >> my best friend and sister, wanda anita green.bell rings] >> lauren catuzzi grandcolas and unborn child. [bell rings] donald freeman greene. [bell rings] linda gronlund. [bell rings] >> richard guadagno. [bell rings] >> my quote --uncle, leroy homer. [bell rings] >> my son, toshiya kuge. [bell rings] >> from chester a moore, and westwood high school in fort pierce, florida, ceecee ross lyles. [bell rings] >> hilda marcin. [bell rings] waleska martinez. [bell rings] >> nicole carol miller. [bell rings] >> louis joseph nacke. [bell rings] >> donald arthur peterson. [bell rings] >> jean hoadley peterson. [bell rings] mark david rothenberg. [bell rings] christine ann snyder. [bell rings] john talignani. [bell rings] >> honor elizabeth wainio. [bell rings] >> and to my cousin, debbie jacobs welsh. may we never forgot what they taught us that day. god bless. [bell rings] >> distinguished guests, family, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. i am the rabbi in pittsburgh. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the is th

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and as it was already mentioned in the report, kenya is anita here on the continent, a role model and also worldwide as 93 percent of its power is actually coming from the renewable energies. so yeah, organize us, you hope a very optimistic and they hope for deals with hundreds of millions of dollars to be concluded here in the next few days. so the focus is very much on solutions. a talk to us mariel about what the climate change actually means for africa and why this summit is so important. so the african continent is the continent that is most effective by climate change impact while only contributing 3 percent of global carbon emissions. also, african nations have only seen 12 percent of the finance they need in order to be able to cope with these impacts. i mean, if you look at countries such as a maya of people that are suffering, it's the worst route and for decades in the r, c and democratic republic of congo. rep 400 people have died this year in floods or also in 2019, when cycling you die killed more than a 1000 people in most i'm beach. people that didn't know that side on

kudzelya, the tow of may, was found to be not watered, the tow, my tow, was found by anita radennaya,d writing, and i was heating my own bath. kudzelya, kudzelya may, was found not well-made, kudzelya, kudzelya may, found not well-made. and i boiled the panya for myself, and yesterday i myself i was paralyzed. kudzelya, kudzelya may, i got a half-baked one, a tow, a tow of may, i got a bad one, and on thursday i myself was paralyzed, and i don’t give up on good people. kudelya, may tow, it was not right, kudelya, may tow, it was caught. and good people don’t give up on friday, but the popular saturday , kuzel, kuzel of may, has come to pass, kuzel, kuzel of may, has found undone , and ў nyadzel, as the abbed has not come, so every little nudzelelka has come, kudel, kudel of may, has found sya nedagradzina, kuzel, kuzel may, we are working on our vans in the region and in every direction , so that we can look at how we will lay out the traditional cathedrals in the village of baranavitskaya district, adzin from the most ancient catalan churches in bel arusi. raarytetny gatychny temple

its former anita also coming up on the show your opinion, countries come together in an attempt to reform migration policy. any member states increase in new arrivals is pushing them to their limits, the unpopular phone in the us. welcome to the program, the leader of the in the going know car box separate us government has declared that the territory will be dissolved in the coming months. this comes after azerbaijan arrested, it's his previous dresser. and the corner car box is internationally recognized as part of visor by john, but it has a largely ethnic armenian population. it came under control under as were by johnny control following a lightning military operations last week, fearing reprisals. many residents are now attempting to flee. more and more ethnic . all medians are arriving as the exodus from the going oak. our bus continues that possessions reduced to just what they could bring with them on the road. all mean use government says more than half of the regions ethnic on median population has now fled and is accusing as it by jones, of ethnic cleansing, 70 or above it. ho

you was an age to the lacy of getting pre goes in before the mercenary . anita staged an armed uprising against putting which trusted did not support president agent being as kicked off china's national de saying reunification with taiwan cannot be stopped. taiwan early on. valence 1st domestically billed submarine, which is described as an important tool to protect its borders. badging claims the so for with island as chinese territory of the asian games in china. they have gone as don women's volleyball team plays its opening game on saturday. this quote is made up of exiles, forced to flee the country after taking over the tale about band women sports altogether. prosecuted female athletes are they ready to take on the continents. afghanistan's women's volleyball team have become huge obstacles to be at the asian games for to start new lives abroad by the tyler bands treatments of women in sports. now that competing on the big stage, actually the important things for us. and that's the goal, is that uh, participation in such kind of matches and coming here, they give them hope for th

a chief political correspondent anita honda is ad understand everybody's i asked her to tell us more about what germany's flights spots, packages with some 400000000 euros and it includes our munition. it also includes mind clearing systems and on the vehicles and include support for ukraine to get through this winter. now as far as the tourist is concerned, that is a high priority for keys of clothes, but spelling again is concerned that it might get thrown into the wall if of those weapons way used to attack targets on the ground in rush or itself. or is the stories the german defense minister has said that the decision will be taken in a week or 2 weeks time. but ultimately, that decision lies with the german chancellor. they deposit their, germany's already to live in some heavy weapons to ukraine after initial resistance, by then agreeing to approve the delivery of its 11 heavy tanks to help keep find off brushes, invasion at least 10 are already on the ground with up to a 100 to be sent by several countries. dw xbox sunday has been to southern ukraine . see how they making a di

anita had a comments. this is anita mcbride, laura bush's chief of staff, that was george bush's suggestion that laura give the address on the topic of afghan women. president bush was the one who thought this was absolutely right. we also have something from bonnie, talk about michelle obama's speech in new hampshire in response to the hollywood access tape. you want to pool that from your memory? >> i think an incredible opportunity to watch that speech, gender conference, everyone was talking about it. we watched it later on, a group of us, later that night, we had a 3 for all on it. i think that is when people say talking about michelle obama running for the presidency. you probably remember that. that was something michelle could have given at that time. >> michelle obama during the 2008 campaign, she was the main person who talked to african-americans, staff, while he covered more mainstream groups. they used her for a specific reason. >> these speeches. >> lots of quick points. what happened to barb

anita the book is extraordinary, it's a missing part of history.i'm losing my voice. talk to us about why it was so important for you to do a textbook. first for high schools, colleges, and the like, and then a trade book so a more popular book coming out later on the first ladies. >> that's right. this is filling a gap in literature. thank you for giving attention to first ladies you've been a champion of their work and contributions. we are very excited, the three co-authors, founding members of the first lady's association for research and education that you helped us launch three years ago, we were approached z to do a book, decided it should be a textbook because there isn't one. the fact this is the first is hard to believe but we're happy to be the ones to do it. we cover everyone from martha washington to dr. jill biden who gave us an interview and wrote the forward. as an educator and first lady, perfect one to do it absolutely. >> you have jill biden's impact, she is a working teacher in community colleges, and she has kept that up, i don

i know gentleness feed us 2, anita, and that's another most before that. then go to the sorry to do need to be missing id for all feel they have the the school to do the more goods you know. so essentially availability blank people. i say it is a c c for that issue before with a custom and yet a simple if i let is it, i mean, to think of course the sam must get out a real quick. ok. go ahead and dissolve because as long as you get 20 feet of actual looks going to get on the go daddy now to the mean so confusing a city you in a square root, they may leave a few here, then show meals to a soon as he kick it failed. i know that she not a set of into the story, but it's an added tree to ignore stuff, to george soros that policy solution. i'm going to go on that just to a hedge fund to put dentist or the hedge funds to sit down last scene and see the captain's big lift to the she nicole calf, but to join google. they have any daily and that's what the year that allows to ameson show demographic focusing on sale. the stay in the morning. the nice thing is armed

anita vogel is life with what were learning about the daycare owner's alleged cover-up. anita, thank you. >> this is certainly a heartbreaking story that is sending shockwaves throughout the community. so when -year-old little boy is dead after being exposed to fentanyl at his home daycare. police were called on friday to a bronx daycare where they foun three children, a one -year-old a two-year-old, and an eight -month-old unconscious and unresponsive due to exposure to fentanyl. the one -year-old little boy could not be saved and died. another two-year-old was also taken to a hospital and remains in stable condition. 41 -year-old and 36 -year-old gray mendez were arrested and slapped with federal charges a conspiracy to distribute other state charges including murder, manslaughter and assault. mendez and her husband were running the daycare in a park and he reportedly in the countr illegally with renting a room there. officers found a 1 kilogram break of fentanyl test sitting on top of the children's play mat in the daycare closet for the u.s. attorney's office says th

something else to keep in mind, the attorney for justice anita earls, thank you for joining us tonight, we will stay on this story. >> thank, you chris. >> that is all in on this thursday night,you, chris. >> that is "all in" on this thursday night. >> you have yourself a good evening, my friend. thank tuesday you at home for joining us tonight. today donald trump pleaded not guilty to felony charges for the fourth time in less than five months trump entered a plea of not guilty to all 13 charges against him in the georgia case and his alleged attempts to overturn his 2020 election loss. the former president chose not to appear in court waiving his right to an arraignment. trump's lawyers also ask the court to officially separate his trial from several of his codefendants in thatas

petersburg academy of sciences vasily pipes, carried out a series of measurements of anita and were usede shape and size of the globe, at that time scientists already knew that our planet was an irregular sphere, and or psoriasis carried out research. they just confirmed this theory. this trip through polesie once again proves my there are no uninteresting places, attractions. you need to be able to see, look at the world with your eyes wide open. see you on the roads. naimani doesn’t want to wake up running and kill her like a grandfather. the sun is shining. i would like to look at this world differently. and every day she used this tactic to discover something new for herself. because we cut it with love. love to belarus jumping on the belt hung a shabby, who is the worst truth? however, it was our dream book that proved that there is a power of water, a great force behind the law, the mouth was baked already at the sixteenth stage, you were deprived of downey acquaintances, and he walked, from the prince himself , the coat of arms chalk named the chalk sailed away, rozukhina occupied

you are not anita let me take a look a long time ago, the transfer of land in the villages has started here in qom province with the transfer of 5,000 plots of land to the villagers of gam mahdi in south khorasan, and in addition to this, the national movement has given a loan to the rural applicants for land so that they can build houses, and the government will support the land. show me that i am migrating. his first interview after taking over as the head of this foundation, he said that in the area of ​​the national rural housing movement , god willing, with new policies , we will have good news for our dear people in the future. for the transfer of land in the villages, but this is the idea that the radio and television agency and various tv channels will broadcast a collection of iranian and foreign movies tomorrow, flight in shababadan 1160 ajoubah and i am zlatan are among these movies. come on, the movie "flight at night" will be aired on channel 3 at 10:00 p.m. this movie is about the efforts of iranian fighters to defeat the enemy's siege. the unmanned aircraft built by a fe

and in north carolina, justice anita earls, one of just two democrats on the court, is being investigatedo discuss the politics at play in state courts, i'm joined by zac schultz, who covers politics for pbs wisconsin. and colin campbell, capitol bureau chief for wunc. welcome to you both. in wisconsin, republicans were fighting to preserve the legislative electoral maps that they drew or arguing that the justice has to recuse herself from this case. where do things stand? >> they are threatening impeachment which is a process in wisconsin for elected judges that we have not really had to deal with in the last century plus. is completely new territory. the leader of the republicans for the legislature says he is bringing in some former supreme court justices, some conservatives to help give him some legal guidance as to what path may lay forward and whether any of the things she has said on the campaign trail last spring would rise to the level of warrantg the impeachment process. at the same time, he is also hedging some bets and ask her -- actually trying to advance a bill that would cr

anita: deadly arts festival turns into eight deadly muddy mess after the unusual torrential rains andped tens of thousands of people and slippery sludge with no access to food, water, or a way out spread hello everyone welcome to fox news like i am anita vogel. arthel neville has the day off and hello to rich. rich: hello i am kiyana lewis in for eric shawn. police say they are investing the death of one person at burning man.

. >> reporter: it was the public outcry over the judiciary committee's grilling of anita hill at the clarence thomas hearings that got feinstein to the senate judiciary chairman joe biden made her the committee's first woman. she immediately led the charge to pass an assault weapons ban as the first woman to chair the intelligence committee she took on the cia's wbatter boarding of prisoners. in later years she showed signs of age and poor health, frail when returning to the senate, but rallying voting yesterday before a visit with former congresswoman jane harman. >> wint there because i miss her and she has been voting as she always did. >> reporter: always opening doors for women. >> dianne left us the way she lived. on her own terms she knew what she wanted to get accomplished she respected diversity of opinion she was as bipartisan as they come. >> reporter: dianne feinstein did to her way, always bipartisan, even frustrating some democrats but true to herself. lester. >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> kristen welker, moderator of "meet the press" joins us now. kristen, califor

000:00:00;00] spain lost to stuttgart in the german bundesliga with bilbao, and in italy's serie a , anita will face frosinone and lucche will face the south. at 13:00, the president of the islamic republic of iran's armed forces described the stability and security of the region and the persian gulf as a factor of stability and security in the persian gulf. neighboring countries to provide security said presence foreign forces are the biggest problem in the region. the president positively assessed the disarmament of the separatist forces around the country's borders by the iraqi government and emphasized that iran will not allow sedition to any separatist group. at the same time, respecting and preserving the rights of armenians in this area, the speaker of the islamic council, who participated in the parade of the armed forces in bandar abbas , emphasized the need to take advantage of maritime issues to strengthen islamic iran, mr. qalibaf pointed out. regarding the strategic position of the strait of hormuz, especially in the field of energy, he said that the great opportunity to pay a