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and anks every dollar will provide four dollars worth of healthy groceries. >>> time now for a look at our forecast with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen . and all eyes are on the rain on the way . >>! dry from now, but a couple days from now we will be tracking rain moving to the bay area in a little over the 24 hours from now. but for now, that wind continues to reinforce the air that moved in yesterday . moisture is aimed at the pacific northwest, where it's still around seattle and into the cascades. we will get that moisture headed in as early as late in the day tomorrow. mainly tomorrow you will increase see in clouds ahead . but the bulk of the moisture will be well to our north. that will be much closer to us as we head into wednesday evening. actual showers moving in by about the 11:00 news time . we will track that tomorrow evening at 11:00 . the heaviest rain moves in just in time for rush hour on thursday morning . windy and rainy for the morning commute if you have the option to work from home, exercise that option, because it will be sloppy out there. this heav

ank you. annocer: and now, "bbc world news". ♪ >> hello, you're watching "outside source."uman rights council votes for an investigation into the situation in iran, were over 300 people have been killed in eight weeks of protests and thousands arrested. >> the unnecessary and disproportionate use of force must come to an end. the methods and mentality of those who wield power simply do not work. >> tens of thousands walk out a way of strikes in the u.k. >> understandably, they are very, very angry. >> china records its highest number of kaylee covid cases yet, -- despite vaccines designed to eliminate the virus. the united nations human rights council has ordered an international probe into iran's crackdown on antigovernment protests, led predominantly by women. the council is meeting in geneva. >> the unnecessary and disproportionatethe old methodss mentality of those who wield power simply do not wk. in fact, they only aggravate the situation. we are now in a full-fledged human rights crisis. kasia: for nearly two months now, iran has been witnessing protests led by women

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ank you. >>> 150 years ago lake merritt became the nation's very first wildlife refuge.'s home to large populations of herons, egrets, geese, and ducks. take a moment to refresh your spirit with this week's something beautiful. lake merritt in oakland. >>> that was my running spot when i moved to san francisco in 2005. it's a great spot. you should go check it out. that is the end of our show tonight. it is veterans day and we want to say a special thank you for all who have served in our nations armed forces. you can find kqed on email or twitter. you can reach me on social media at priya d clements. thank you for joining us. we will see you back here next friday night. have a great weekend. >> congre. trump's influence in question.e. >> definitely not a republican wave, that is for sure. >> control of congress hangs in the balance as the number of key races are still being decided. >> donald trump gives us problems politically. >> for republicans, the finger-pointing begins as the red wave falls flat. and some openly criticize former president trump. >> tuesday was a g

ank litt s bit, and i was shocked. >> reporter: shocked, because romello early is another kid in theelvin bullied, so much so, that one day he came home in tears and waited for his mother. >> when she got home, i said, "mom, you could take away anything you are getting me for christmas, or you could take my allowance. i just want to get him some shoes." >> reporter: why did this bother you so? >> because nobody deserves to get put down based on a pair of shoes that he's going to eventually grow out of. >> reporter: so romello scraped together $135. it was his life savings, but he has no regrets.ut he has no >> it made me feel happy to see that big smile on his face. >> reporter: was there a big smile? >> yeah. >> reporter: romello says his next goal is to convince fellow classmates that shoes were made for walking, not dividing and diminishing, which is music to the ears of mr. brown. >> it means everything to have mello here, just being a good, you know, role model is going to be infectious, for sure. >> reporter: what started with a single pair of sneakers may now heal the soul of

get a pretty good sense of what is working for you with your body and are you losing weight and is ankt one-size-fits-all but to focus on to keep that insulin lower the traps fat inside the fat cells so the insulin is lower that it comes back into the fat cells but the fat is gettingg locked in. and i'm only talking about cancer. >> years agooc i did some volunteer work. and we would all recommend a very low sugar diet. because that is a cancer feeder. not everybody agreed with so you were working primarily on prevention so if you want to avoid any type of metabolic disease so healthy fats and then whatever protein that you eat but that you recommend limiting the sugar and sugar drinks and to stay low on the carbohydrates if you have cancer that's even more so important so that is probably a summary so we just touched on some of these details and then to into food but watch your sugar and know that it is everywhere your sugar drinks and soda and the fatty liver disease nonalcoholics showing up in kids metabolically and cancer speaking it is a nightmare. we already talked about fiber. i

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b anke is joining us -- bianca is joining us from new york. what is puerto rico going through?e are seeing the everyday consequences of colonialism. we see it when it comes to the energy system. we see it in the gentrification that you saw in the documentary. it affects the everyday lives of puerto ricans. the fact that the u.s. federal government has a responsibility with puerto rico and in its hands and position, about puerto rico's future when it comes to political status. juan: when the government decided to privatize a sector of the electrical supply, there were promises things would get better. what has happened under luma since they took over? bianca: the electric utility used to be completely in public hands. that was the generation of energy as well as the distribution and transmission. part of the cooperations, the transmission and distribution was turned over to the private company, called luma. we were told outages would be a thing of the past and puerto ricans would have a better energy system and a better energy service. according to the company's own numbers, now

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i think watching video of ank watc accused mass shooter. why are we ignoring a potential role of pharmaceuticals ins this? >> i mean, tha t is impaired in some way. and we find that not in all measures, but an awful lot are on some kind of prescribedd psychiatriwe'rc medication.o but we're not allowed to talk about that because we take ads from pfizer or something. i don't. whayy is no one ever say this? >> yeah, that's that's one of the things that makes it so i unfortunate, to put it mildly, that the left is determinede as to politicize these things immediately and use it as political ammunition, nition because what it means is that a we can't have any actual needed conversation about why this stuff happens. like, as you point out,icals pharmaceuticalan one os also, y, one of the one of the few bro details we know about this guy is that he comes to a broken home. his his his mother's has warrants out for her arrest and his father is estranged. it's like a star drug smuggler. i mean, he comes from this tumultuous, totally broken hom ,which

prager, she joins us .ank yo so, annabel, thank you so much. for coming on . so deep program suggests undoing unreasonable religious belief. >> did you feel like a cult member after mount holyoke? tucker, thank you so much for having me. first, i'm going to say that bush i arrived at mount holyoke bright eyed and bushy tailed. soo exci excited to be there in. and as soon as i got there, i was told that, you know, i should refer to myself as a first year, not a freshman, because we are a historically women's college. i was left a not ae in my mailbx saying he may be a she she may be a he. ma don't assume anyone's gender . and i thought, oh, okay, that's new . and then the last thing was we had the moho job, which was this ritualistic haircut that people did in the first semester where everyone would shave their head sort of as an act of rebellion.ad a so to answer your question, o yes. i mean, as time went on and i studied history, i became completely brainwashed into believing that i was oppressed by our toxic patriarchal society. d by ourand i left school. i

language in terms of r ent can't throttle our nort korean ag andisold by an appreciative ally that, hey, anks for giving us democracy. i promise you we're not going to give it up. so there's sense here, i think, too, of of response stability among our allies, of being appreciative for what americans are bringing to the table. and that same applies overseas. you all pick your place. in this case, 's romania. i have to be united against the threat, just like we are at home. and look at the language here. don't you realize? the redsople to split us upnto don't make the same mistake. yes, i know we have three, three captions now. the dialog is very efficient and there's no room for any right. all in anything like it. it's very interesting that don't they're just forcing everything that they want down people's throats. yeah. look at the language. this is. let's do this real quick. you're not alone. what's he saying here? we're here to help. we're here to help. bu is a global fight that we're all a part of. butreere to help. so be appreciative. every freedom loving person is in this fight. do you h

say this morning, donetsk was completely hit by infrastructure and hit by electricity, despite the anke was no light, there was no mobile, well, 66 was not the internet. they they do it. it's constant, but before the start, as it were, they're just made of stones, you know, and then the population they are already starting to howl. they don’t understand what is happening. situation alexander well, you already said that today our artillery in the donetsk region is actively working, our bulls are actively working and this has not happened for a long time and today we had a turn-on from the front. the guys there say that there is already a third line of fortification. ours is preparing, everything speaks of preparations for our offensive, that is, our plan to liberate donbass is understandable, but we won’t go into details there, but what is their military plan, but you can’t tell people on tv that they are winning, and donbass will be liberated, for example, there or is it possible? no, i 'll tell you what the intention is. they perfectly understand from above that they have already lost