and the cahills at least. their prosperity their ability to buy the car to buy the tv to send their kids off to schools. private schools was paid for in part. by the vacuum cans connection to what dwight eisenhower would call the military industrial complex. because the military industrial complex wasn't all about missile systems and bombers who's also about industrial strength coffee yearns. but you also have to think just for a minute. but what this world looked like for stella cahill here was a woman who grew up right on the edge of devastating poverty who never had a stable place to live and now she and ed owned their own home. out on eddy street here was a woman. who in their early days of her marriage and her early days of motherhood wasn't sure. whether husband was going to come home. now living in this extraordinarily stable family-centered world. here was this woman who in 1961 had her older daughter. in college when she had to leave school at 15. said any wonder it's still like cahill was smiling int

lost this energy war and that the same india china can win from the current restrictions experts ben cahill from the international center for strategic studies spoke at a conference in washington, the central idea and price restrictions for the embargo was that if countries like china and india do not join officially, they will still have a great influence because russia has no choice but to sell all the oil that it no longer has can sell in europe it has to sell in asia to india china a little to turkey and some to the middle east and elsewhere these buyers got a lot of influence and they want better conditions that's why the discount on russian oil has increased significantly and i expect that this will oksana continue, did the experts share their opinions or forecasts with you about how the situation will develop further, will russia's situation worsen, will russia be able to find a way out of this situation? will adapt to these restrictions or not, that is, there are reports that russia is making some kind of shadow fleet, and there are reports that it is trying to bypass sanctions, but

court do not come close to justifying reversal, because there was no actual prenyl dis, and judge cahill this trial we, we normous care. >> and not just a new trial, but a new trial outside of minneapolis and hennepin county, and they want it in another area outside of minneapolis. and you also heard them point to a juror, and a specific juror who after the trial of the image of this juror at a protest in washington, d.c., surfaced, and they are alleging that the juror would not being truthful in the questioning process, and on his questionnaire, and you heard the state push back on that, and even some of the judges on that panel seemed a little skeptical of that argument saying that it is up to chavin's attorney in the voir dire during that questioning process to ask those questions, and you simply did not do that. >> and shaq, the appeal today is about tossing out the state convictions, right? but he is still serving a federal service at the same time and what is the end game if he wins? could he get the time behind bars overall reduced? >> yeah, and that is the key thing, because it i

amna: we spoke to sean cahill, who is the director of health policy research at the fenway institute.been on the frontlines of this fight fighting for equal , rights for 14 years. he pointed out that the fda was haunted by the experience in the 1980's, when thousands of people were given blood that had hiv in it. he says they're trying very hard to balance these two things, allowing more people to donate but also protecting the nation's bloosupply. and he says they're doing a good job. do you agree? cole: i do agree. the testing and understanding of hiv that we had in 1980s is vastly different decades later, in we implemented nucleic acid 1999 testing on the national level. with that, the risk of hiv transmission through blood transfusions is one to 1.5 million. we don't need to defer people based on their sexual orientation, not the we ever needed to, but it was more understandable back then. so glad the fda is taking steps forward to discriminate a little bit less. amna: there have been incremental steps over the years. but when you look back at when they've been taken, why they've

mount diablo 43 last tramp aziz cahill's 38 after that has been coming down sonoma mountain 29 mountainbias was around 35 earlier. now they're only 24 not so bad, at least at ben lomond in the santa cruz mountains, but mountie ablow spent 43 to 54 mph in the oakland hills 2 30 this morning. 54 mph. i mean, that's really, really cooking there, and it's still doing pretty strong. the 49ers eagles came. it looks cloudy but mild 52 degrees. there's no rain in the forecast until that night, so i think the game will be long gone, so no snow or issues like that in the forecast. our last rain was january 19th. it's only been eight days. okay midwinter dry spells are very, very common. even during the very wet years. 82 83 97 98 we had about 18 or 24 days of dry weather, so just because we're at eight doesn't mean we're not going to see rain return until we get there, though. temperatures have been pretty warm yesterday. santa rosa airport 75, santa rosa, 72 napa hayward, oakland seventies sfo. san rafael were close and mountain view. 68 oakland center record high and santa rosa's 72 tied a reco