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he was trapped under the rubble next to the body of his wife, ez ez ezra. did not survive, nor do their two daughters, their bodies wrapped in blankets. in syria, they are digging mass graves, wrapping the dead in white cloth, buried next to each other. tonight, we are learning the names of some of the americans who lost their lives here. husband and wife burak and kimberly furyk from new york, along with their children. burak was a big brother to everyone around him, always happy. tonight, amid horrific tragedy, the communities here are holding on to any bright spots. this dog named pamook is found buried. rescuers pouring water into their hands and then digging him out. neighbors are now caring for the dog while the owner is in the hospital. tonight, some 70 miles south of here in fatai, the story of a 10-day-old baby rescued after nearly 90 hours underneath the rubble. taken into an ambulance, wrapped in a thermal blanket. his mother was saved too, carried away on this stretcher. the story of this man rescued after 108 hours under the rubble. the teams c

i used to always say comedy is like medicine with a little sugar. >> reporter: "salon" saying ezra anday get married, but this movie spends a lot of time letting us know why they shouldn't work. in the defense of the film, "the guardian" says as idle entertainment "you people" does the job of providing a fun escape. why is that so hard to buy? i've talked to a lot of people about this movie who are excited to see it. it's been so popular on netflix. it has been interesting just to see the criticism around it, but i did enjoy talking to kenya barris. >> certainly an interesting conversation too. >>> we do want to turn to the gridiron and the history-making duel. for the first time ever the big game will be led by two black starting quarterbacks, of course, that's jalen hurts and patrick mahomes, and joining us now with more on the significance of this moment is espn's senior nfl writer and author of "rise of the black quarterback: what it means for america," jason reid is here. jason, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> it's amazing. i was looking back at this, it's been 35 years s

is that there is a prominent a in c o politician who is actually i, you know, he's a treasure for ezra general. of the ange cease it can q lenny of region. and he, all the companies garzon projects, knuckle hot, all medical supplies. and while i'm not a security, i'm, she go that to pointed 1000000 con, trucking, 2919, and 4200000 in 2020 and in 2000 the new one. it should up to 7.5 millions. so now she look at the portfolio of this particular application. you know, you'll make up your mind, but it's shocking and illustrates that that this, this person's company sold such a variety of goods to the hospital, including clean material of supplies and even groceries. oh, vol. vera, one of the companies was lucy dawson event here. so she, you have an event firm sailing medical material. she equipment due to a hospital. it's crazy. and what, but beka and discovered it was given a, an idea for plastic waste a rubbish beaks was sold for $15000.00 runt ah, in dollars. that's probably about water. $2000.00. it's ridiculous. we've seen in the south african press r e that the trial of the 6 allege

when it comes to ezra and, and compare that to ukraine, by the way, when it comes to israel, israel is always shielded by the west, shielded by the u. s. and the okay from our i don't know that mr. or mrs. are only accountability. this is the hot exam lot. there haven't been any meaningful peace talks for almost 10 years. how do you emerge from this un ending cycle of blame and violence? jewish israelis think they are the exclusive victims in this conflict. palestinians say they're the victims. you're a diplomat. how can you help move the discussion on from this point me principal, by a stop wasting time by really addressing the real suffering of the people. our people has been under aggression for a 100 years softer than this. i don't, i concrete term, a new president mahmoud abbas said last year. he had no choice but to deal with benjamin netanyahu. is that still the case? and if so, what kind of dealings is he going to have with mr. newton? yeah, or talk concrete contract can get mr. nathan here who will not be with us. we have no part not in this early site mister netanyahu. that's

ah roches, ezra, poor by the o. p. c. w. with the ledge, new avenues about chemical weapons and syria came from a 3rd party violation of the organizations own rules mosque. as envoy says, western powers have accepted that material only because it serves their own interest. a position to restore the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has a strict rule about the sequence of actions to ensure the safety of physical evidence received. according to this rule, the evidence must be collected directly by o p c w inspectors. the rest should in theory be swept to side or there are some other conditions applying in that regard with you. but it would not be an exaggeration to say that o p. c, w officials have a rather loose approach to this rule. our case john on the quarter brings us the details about the investigation process and the apparently hypocritical western approaches to the issue. another report, another dubious western attempt to back up its accusations that the syrian government used chemical weapons again

i wrote a book about, the battle of ezra church, which happened six days later. those confederate troops get right up in and are fighting hand-to-hand with the union troops top of the height because there's no artillery. it's a world of difference when when artillery is firing at you. and i actually think it keeps the casualties a little lower against the attacking force because they go against such a heavy, such a heavily armed position. and that's exactly what's occurring here. now, in the next map, i'm going to start shifting. if we started at if you're looking at this is a center of a clock. here's 3:00, here's 4:00. here's 5:00 here. 6:00. your next map is to bring us into that 6:00 region. okay got it. there it is. all right. so that's your that's your map showing mercy. august mercy's brigade here with the next division, william h.t. walker's division coming up against some bates already out of the action in about 20 minutes. and these fairly piecemeal assaults that are happening at different portions of the union line, clement evans, general clement evans

they say they will immediately discontinue the use of ezra care artificial tears due to the risk of contaminationthey found bacteria in samples of open to bottles. the company says there is no evidence definitively linking the drops to infections. 55 people in 12 states have been diagnosed with the infection and one person died. some suffered permanent vision loss. the federal trade commission can proceed with a lawsuit against room stir was denied a motion to file a lawsuit. they claimed they positive reviews for the apps. they claim they took a of consumers trying to find a place to live. >> if you are planning a big party for the super bowl, the price of chicken wings is dropping. it is down $.36 a pound from last year. they project americans will eat a record-breaking 1.45 billion wings during this year's big game. that is of 2% from last year, a difference of 84 billion wings. larry: you said billion? michael: billion. kristen: that is fantastic news. larry: if i am a chicken i hate the super bowl. [laughter] kristen: the powerball has jumped to $700 million after nobody matched all six numb

when it comes to ezra and compare that to ukraine, by the way, when it comes to israel, israel is always shielded by the west. shielded by the u. s. and the okay from our i don't know that mr. mrs. accountability, this is a lot that haven't been any meaningful piece, talks for almost 10 years. how do you emerge from this un ending cycle of blame and violence? jewish israelis think they are the exclusive victims in this conflict. palestinians say they're the victims. you're a diplomat. how can you help move the discussion on from this point me principal, by a stop wasting time by really addressing the real suffering of the people. our people has been under aggression for a 100 years softer than the concrete terms of the new president not would up us said last year he had no choice but to deal with benjamin netanyahu. is that still the case? and if so, what kind of dealings is he going to have with mr. newton or talk concrete class can get mr. nathan here who will not be with us. we have no part not in this early site. mr. nathaniel has had what he says. no, no, that's what he does also, m

kumasi: if you use artificial tears or eyedrops by ezra you should stop using them right now becausents of vision loss, hospitalization, and one person died. the brand was most commonly used among people who had infections. the eyedrops are free of preservatives so they don't have ingredients that prevent bacterial growth. reggie: and potentially deadly capsule lost in austria has been found. a group found capsule on a highway in the outback. the group said it was like try to find a needle in a haystack. they capsule wasn't broken, no injuries reported. crews spent six days looking for that radioactive capsule. kumasi: today is the day we have been waiting for because beyonce has announced her highly anticipated renaissance tour dates. she will be stopping in the bay area on august 30 at levi's stadium. there is no word on when you can get the tickets. the announcement comes over a week after her exclusive concert in dubai. she did not perform any song off of renaissance so she is keeping -- so she said wait. reggie: keeping it fresh. kumasi: it the instagram post for me. reggie: bea

elsom pharma after a recommendation by the fda, that's on top of an earlier recall of the company's ezra drops, both products are being recalled due to potential microbial contamination. the fda says using the products could cause an eye infection that could lead to blindness. for people suffering from severe peanut allergies. help could soon be on the horizon. about one in 50 kids nationwide have peanut allergies. it's one of the most common food allergies, but scientists at the indiana university school of medicine have created an injection to prevent potentially deadly peanut related allergic reactions that can cause difficulty breathing shock and even more so far, the injection has only been tested on animals, but we're told that test results have been positive. they hope to start human trials within the next 5 to 10 years. one of the next steps is to do more detailed toxicology analysis and make sure that it's safe to put into patients. if those look promising, we would we would then apply for fda approval to do clinical trials so that we could test for safety and efficacy. in the l

ezra miller starring as the flash once again.oing to see not one, but 2, batman has because apparently ben affleck's batman is in there as well. now, james, you're telling me this a long time coming. they launched back in push to finished couple years ago. but as we know, has has been sort >> he's he's had some issues or they've had some issues that they've been dealing with so well in dc in general is going on this big pace change to see interesting to see how that works reboot of the whole universe. but any event, looks like the flash going to be theaters, june 16th for us to enjoy very cool and a little cooler in the forecast after today. we've got one more day in the 60's at that sunshine today. tomorrow as you get outside for valentine's day, it's going to be kind of weather, i for your highs and we keep those 50's around for much of the rest of the week. best chance of rain this week will be thursday night into friday morning and tell program that the best day for cuddle out by. we'll see you guys tomorrow. >> it start to c

i'll guess you'll get another lot of let you can move ezra leon, feed out dower taylor soda then own at the mom and pop. not sharon, a few quick one moment. sure, it was shown in this room with a puddle, and that's going to mean she went to the police. they come in a one year monumental for the next fashion. and that's one way i'm going to send him another out of the house. i will in the senate from about because able to miss willie will it will margaret the most of the team book that for the cinema matter via when natalie to get it. that is the preferred answer. if that it did a guy, norma, julie sitting after the gouter that your marriage armor was doing. i'm a woman in cinema and we'll start with the heart of a whale and cinema the law. how can we help you out of the filmmakers in north africa began to interpret their history with more confidence, including in the former french calling about another bad. it's about the cinema in about a minute. you know, madame her with him. the sooner was just with that effect as if the m and that had already watered low. what's your phone or tel

ezra miller, obviously playing the flash.iting up once again in that role and we not only have michael keaton's batman. we also have ben affleck's batman to this is a crossing of the multiverse is we're going to see various characters playing various superheroes over the years. michael shannon also returning as general zod from the superman films. we're also going to see this debut of sasha cali, a super girl to the flash set to hit theaters on june 16th. alright, should be all right. coming up in the next hour, we got to switch gears here talking about a deadly. >> hitting one crash overnight. san jose. the second in less than a week. we'll have the latest on that. a live report and bicyclists to out the east bay becoming the victims of targeted attacks. the video showing the scary moment someone was actually hit by the door of a moving car. we'll be right back after the break. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here at 08:00am on this mond

ezra made for me.eland heights ohio high school lighting up the chiefs red and eagles green. the super bowl airs this sunday on fox. brian kilmeade will be live from glendale, arizona, starting on friday. those your headlines, back to you. >> brian: going to bring that tie for the record. just reminds me. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. she has promised to give the weather. it's up to you. i will give you the time you do whatever you want. >> janice: make sure it's sunny and warm in arizona for brian kilmeade going to the super bowl. take a look at the maps. it's going to be warm here in the northeast. not as warm as arizona. but we will take some of these temperatures close to, you know, 60 degrees in some cases so can you see we have this system that is bringing the potential for some stronger storms, parts of texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, over the mississippi river valley ahead of that thars where we have push of very warm air from the south. springtime for millions o

ezra miller starring in this one suiting up as the flash once again.nd of course, the tube at minutes from the past, you get both michael keaton saw and ben affleck there going to feel they're both going to be the film yet to nobody exactly how mindblowing is this going to be and michael shannon actually going to be returning as general zod to from the superman film. so we're going to see a whole bunch of stuff going on. that's supposed to hit theaters on june 16th. lot of folks been waiting a long time for this film to come out. it's been done for a couple years now. it's finally going to be hitting the big screen is the multiverse we always that's right. i will still to come help in the next hour. we're gonna switch gears here. >> we're talking about a deadly hit and run crash overnight. san jose. >> and second, the second one in less than a week. we're going have the latest on that tragedy in a live report and bicyclists throughout the east bay becoming the victims of targeted attacks. the video showing the scary was hit by the door of a moving car.

asking a and the caveat to that moral and the reason think it's not quite that clean so go back to what ezra callahan was the internal communications manager at facebook at the time and i talked to him about it and he was the one who said, you know, i don't i i feel sort of bad about some of the effects that like one has had. but i don't regret because i couldn't have done it differently. and he said even if we hadn't built the like button, somebody else would have and they probably would have outcompete us and the like button would have become anyway. i thought that was a really interesting and sort of dark point like, you know, even if you were to take this as the moral and apply it, maybe that would just mean your business doesn't win. and no one who doesn't beat you and it's the chapter is called the the curse of the awesome button because that was the original name for it, right? yeah. so there the project was code named props and the first implementation was actually there's a tie in with the collaboration stuff because the first implementation was at a hackathon so the way facebook wo

would be quite foolish if it will be responsible for the palestinian civil war in order to defend ezra. but by the way, just to put that in perspective, and it's important for our viewers around the world because i'm sure no one or hardly anyone remembers that there was an upcoming meeting. 20 years ago. this year, 20 years ago, back the summer. there was an october me think hosted by king abdullah, but who attended that meeting? president bush prime minister sharon, it was a summit of leaders discussing a vision of 2 state solution that was then today we have mid and low level technocrats and security advisors trying to implement trying to reinforce is rainy occupation. so you can imagine from 20 years back to now, how dreadful the situation has devolved venture. while we're in bayshore out as it is from senior political analyst, as always, thank you very much. and you, ah, or russian president vladimir putin is accused nato, of being an indirect accomplice to crimes. committed by keith is also accused western powers of working to disintegrate and control russia. on the grounds, the m

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