fazeli, hello, good morning. i say hello. at your service and the esteemed viewers of the khabar network, yes , as you said, the 21st national conference and the 15th international conference on the promotion of laboratory services and medical diagnosis will be held from today for 3 days in the conference hall of milad tower. this conference is held every year with the aim of improving information and updating the information of the country's experimental straw community. this year's key issue. it is in the field of making the laboratories of the country smarter and using the new generation of laboratories considering that medical and laboratory diagnosis can play a key role in improving the health system, especially in the timely diagnosis and effective treatment of diseases such as cancer. attention of the laboratory community of course, in this conference, 25 other specialized areas will be discussed, and 40 specialized workshops will be held for those involved in the country's laboratory sciences. . thank you for your exp

he says the price tag didn't faze him. >> i wasn't surprised by it.ught it was a little bit low, so i think it will sell. if it does sell in the first week, it might sell for a little bit more chow later. >> let us know that he opted not to put an offer in after finding out the home already had six offers on wednesday, the highest more than 300,000 over asking at around $2 million. is it realistic? >> i guess we'll find out when the property sells in cupertino. >> lena howland abc seven news isn't that wild? >> all right, coming up, it's a race against time as marine mammal experts search for an entangled gray whale swimming off the coast. why? finding it could literally be a matt line yesterday, and as abc seven news reporter tim johns explains , it could die if it doesn't get cut free from the netting it stuck in for the second day in a row. >> the search for the entangled gray whale swimming off the coast of the peninsula continues. the whale, which was first spotted off the bay area tuesday morning, has its tail caught in gill nets. >> it's probab

. >>> when we get an earthquake in the bay, it hardly fazes us. east coast a little different.t is not normal to see the statue of liberty shaking. a magnitude 4.8 quake struck the east coast this morning. it caught people incredibly off guard. it was actually the strongest to hit new jersey since 1884. one man thought his house was going down. >> my glasses in the hutch were shaking and i knew something was wrong and my dog looked at me like what did you do and i thought the house was going to blow up. >> people felt shaking as far away as washington, d.c. just as everyone was starting to calm down, a magnitude 4.0 aftershock hit this evening. it's a pretty weird spring, not just the earthquake rattling new york city. a rare explosion of cicadas coming to the u.s. and now a full solar eclipse headed our way. we'll just get a partial view at home here which won't be a total bust, but brian hackney talked to locals planning to go the distance to get the best look possible. >> i'm dr. jeff matthews. here we are on the foothill college campus with the foothill observatory here on

. >> dana: but hillary clinton doesn't seem fazed by rfk's campaign or his comments.lding voters who don't like biden. she wants them to just suck it up. >> it's biden versus trump, we know that. >> it is. >> what do you say to voters who are upset those are the two choices? >> get over yourself. those are the two choices. >> love that. [applause] >> you know, it's kind of like, one is old and effective and compassionate, has a heart. and really cares about people. and one is old and has been charged with 91 felonies. i don't understand why this is even a hard choice, really. i don't understand. >> dana: harold, when she says he really cares about people, the one consistent pulling that we have seen even from the beginning was when voters were asked, does he care about issues you care about, or that are important to you? 's numbers on that have been low from the beginning. that was just my commentary, really. my question for you is, are democrats really freaking out about rfk pulling enough votes away from biden? >> harold: so i think part of the concern is his ballot

people are not fazed by the presidents a busy court schedule ahead of monday's jury selection for thel ever for a former u.s. president, watch. >> i am not concerned about it whatsoever as far as the election and our road forward. my concern is for this country and trump will help us to the security of everything. quick snow, i am not nervous. and neither is trump guaranteed. >> absolutely not. we have seen the american people and see was going out of the sky with four cases going on four jurisdictions all democratic all during the election but we are not stupid rather than the cold to support a man who loves us because we love him. >> this is the former president's third visit this year to the keystone state had the states primary. biden has made five trips to the battleground state this year. with the more it stops a plan by the president next week. he will have a major address in his hometown of scranton will also hit pittsburgh and philadelphia. the county is considered biden's home turf trump has a fundraiser teddy and bucks county that is the only county were trump lost to biden

. >> dana: hillary clinton does not seem fazed by rfk's campaign or his comments, she is busy scolding joe biden. she wants them to just suck it up. >> it's biden versus trump. we know that. >> it is. what you say to voters who are upset of those are that what rejoices? >> get over yourself those are the two joyce's sue and 11! [ cheering and applause ] >> it's kind of like one is old and effective and compassionate, has a heart and really cares about people and one is old and has been charged with 91 felonies. i don't understand why this is even a heart choice, i don't understand. >> dana: herald, when she says he really cares about people, the one consistent polling that we have seen even from the beginning is voters were asked what things are worried about, his numbers have below from the beginning. anyway that was my commentary. my question for you is, are democrats really freaking out about rfk pulling up and votes away from biting? >> harold: i think part of the concern is in north carolina, north carolina is a state that we say nominated republican governor who was viewer outsid

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he says the price tag didn't faze him. >> i wasn't surprised by it. i thought it was a little bit low. so i think it will sell if it does sell in the first week and myself a little bit more. >> chow later, let us know that he opted not to put an offer in after finding out the home already had six offers on wednesday, the highest more than 300,000 over asking at around $2 million. >> is it realistic? i guess we'll find out when the property sells in cupertino. >> lena howland abc seven news in atherton eichler eichler is still on the market. >> it was designed, owned and lived in by famed developer joseph eichler. the home still has much of its 1950s design intact. the five bed, five and a half bath house has been on the market for about three weeks at a list price of $6.38 million. it's one of the warmest days of the week today. >> hard to believe it's going to rain this weekend, but that's what's in sandias seven day forecast. we'll have details on that as we continue. for change last night. students are cooking up recipes and raising money to tackle

nothing fazes him like something about boys need that exposure with opportunities to demonstrate various kinds of courage and you mentioned safety i mean the concept safety ism has become, i think, pervasive in in our culture. do feel safe boys? do not want to feel safe. boys want to feel exposed used to risk. and we have get back to a culture which finds ways of doing it without having to sign endless papers for lawyers. god forbid they're going to scrape their knees or hurt themselves way. you know, quite frankly, you know, now my son is talking about joining after college. he very much to be a military officer and it's very much sort of part of his know, like his idea of of himself. it would help to make to create have whereby military service becomes a more a option and it could be national other forms of service a more attractive option for for young men because i notice in my own experience when i'm meeting young young men and women, young men coming of the service, they are qualitatively better people than. those who who didn't have that experience. and that goes for me, too. they

students who do get suspended, saying international students could lose their visa support and possibly faze deportation if they are suspended from their classrooms. back to you. >> sandra: okay,, steve harrigan live for that, thank you. we will be speaking to one of the columbia students meeting with the speaker later this our, stay tuned for that. first at columbia student, on what she wants to hear, from the president of student supporting israel. speaking very much for joining is, what could he tells about what this has been like for you? at this time in your life? >> thank you as much for having me today, i really appreciate you keeping the attention onto those present topic. >> sandra: we are waiting for this moment it, my johnston's how to take into the microphone after meeting with jewish students! let's listen live on the columbia campus. >> thank you all for being here today. we have several members of congress here and we are here today at one of america's academic institutions on a very important day, very important time. throughout history columbia students have contributed to t

sort of condition and season the jury in advance so they're prepared to hear these things and not be fazed by them. in terms of how the attorneys ask and frame questions and how they frame the responses and their follow ups. >> just a follow up on that. he was in the oval office with michael cohen. he is a witness to what cohen will testify to so he is the first witness in this case to actually be, we expect, corroborating with michael cohen's story. you heard in the opening statement that this is something that happened after the fact that michael cohen dreamed up after the fact. years later, that donald trump didn't even know about. this places them in the oval office. wouldn't have been in there without donald trump. wanted to follow up with david about the jury because court is wrapping up even earlier than scheduled today. it was supposed to leave at 2:00 for the passover holiday rather than much later in the afternoon. and now an alternate juror has a tooth ache. and you also had a juror according to the google doc we're following, a regular juror was complaining about the media cove

groups, similar questions that we saw opposed to potential jurors and other civil cases that trump is fazed but the stakes now so much higher with the possibility that he could face jail time. now we're getting these live updates from our colleagues inside. >> they're going >> through these jurors one-by-one. they've raised their hand if they believe they can not serve or cannot be important partial. and the judge is going through getting their jury numbers. now it's unclear how many opted out in this first. >> that's all i want to know how many yeah. yeah. they try both sides as well. so it's going to take awhile maybe before we get that number, but that's what's happening. a moment ago inside, right? those questions >> were asked. all right. so on that, let's bring you to our conversation now, the jury consultant, alan turkheimer and allen, appreciate your time. so you heard what would paul just said? they've now just ask the question raise your hand. if you can't be parsed an impartial, or if you've another reason, hands have gone up. we don't yet know the number of hands that went up, b