and daniel hale, even, his sentence of 45 months. i mean that was for one count, one count under the espionage act. so the sentences, i mean that's part of the reason they use the espionage act because it is so punitive and one count can carry, you know, 10 years. so we're going to talk about daniel hale again in a minute. but before we get to break, i wanted to ask you one other question. one of the things that i've noticed that they've been doing with whistleblowers is putting them in higher and higher security prisons. stephen kim, the state department whistleblower was in a minimum security work camp. i was in a low security prison, but daniel hale is in a maximum security penitentiary. is that just just because they can, is that just to make the time that people like daniel hale are serving as difficult as possible. it is unclear why daniel hell is and a communications management unit because there are only 2 in the country and they were created to house terrorists. and daniel had no prior criminal history. he was not convicted

did was right, just asked chelsea manning jacelyn rate ac reality winner. geoffrey sterling, daniel hale or edward snowden. i can tell you the same story. our guest today has had that very same experience. he valued as those to the constitution, any paid for it with his career. at the same time, he nearly lost his freedom. tom drake was a senior and as a officer who blew the whistle on essays dragnet, surveillance of americans in the immediate aftermath of the september 11th attacks, he was fired, arrested, prosecuted, and exonerated. and he has become one of the most important and outspoken supporters of national security whistleblowers in america. tom, welcome to the show. tom, for those of our viewers who don't know you, you were one of the 1st national security whistleblowers following daniel ellsberg release of the pentagon. papers way back in 1970. i don't believe that it's possible to, to overestimate the importance of what you told the american people, your story starts on september 11th, 2001. tell us what happened. lay out as my 1st actual day reporting to my new duty station.

i'm looking at the case of a, of daniel hale and the there are other recent whistleblowers. do you believe that there's been any progress that national security whistleblowers have made in the last 15 years or so? or are we moving backwards? you know, daniel hale received a longer sentence reality winner received yet and even longer sentence 5 years in 3 months. i believe it was. do you think we're making any progress at all? here? the turn lines are not positive. the trend lines can cheese, you extend out the punishment or the to meet it out on whistle, particularly it's now security garment literally does not take kindly to exposure is what i call state crimes. and it is a crime against the state to do so. and that's like condra, and they, they, they ask us, act is become the go to and other variance of it's the go to, to go after next year whistleblowers. the government also knows that there is no recourse to the court system. so they can retaliate against you and you really have no recourse there. the channels are not protected. as i said earlier, they're really exposure

hale says the results were promising with no adverse side effects.l trials now set to begin soon. how do you measure the efficacy with humans? >> we could give them fentanyl and then can ask them questions, subject i questions. -- subjective questions. for example, how high are you? how good do you feel? how bad do you feel? >> reporter: the deputy director of the national institute on drug abuse which is consulting with hale's team says this could help addicts quit since it won't allow them to feel high. >> because it's a large molecule, it actually cannot cross between our circulation into the with brain tissue itself. and so you, you're essentially sequestering fentanyl in the circulation. >> reporter: dr. hale says best case scenario is getting fda approval and rolling the vaccine out for human patients within the next two years. the stakes are really high, and so if you are able to have a part of helping fix that, i would imagine there couldn't be anything more rewarding. >> yeah. we need this. we need this vaccine. and there's so many people th

dr hale says best case scenario is getting fda approval and rolling the vaccine out for human patientswithin the next two years. the stakes are really high, and so if you are able to have a part of helping fix that , i would imagine there could be anything more rewarded. we need this. we need this vaccine. and there's so many people that can that can be helped and it's needs to happen and it will happen. this treatment is intended for drug addicts looking to get clean. it's a series of three shots over a period of time, and the vaccine only works with fentanyl because it's a synthetic drug, so it's ineffective against all opioids like heroin. casey stegall fox news. took all day but finally beginning to see if you breaks in those clouds as we are approaching a sunset here we are looking at a lot of cloud cover to remain in place through the evening hours and into the overnight hours waking up tomorrow morning with the possibility of a little bit of drizzle, but the storm is going to hold off until late in the day. and here's the view of storm tracker to where still a little bit of driz

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thank you. concerns are growing over the health of former george and president mc hale sock cash really testifying in court via video link from his hospital bed this week. the opposition leader lifted his t shirt to show the judge his weight loss. the 55 year old says he has been poisoned and wants the court to let him leave georgia for treatment package really was arrested in 2021 after returning to georgia from years and exile and sent it to 6 years in prison for allegedly abusing his power during his time as president and for more on this were being joined live now by former george and president. your gave margaret are really once and i've spoken critical section really who is currently calling for his release from prison. thank you for joining us, sir. first off, can you tell us about what you're hearing concerning mr. sac release condition? hello. this is basically the same what you described. i should add to those details that there has been several competent commissions independent commission, including us from, from united states. and they all stated that he is in a, he has seve

ah, i'm anthony hale, walked into the program, ran supreme leader has reportedly pardoned tens of thousands of people detained in anti government protests. that human rights groups are skeptical of the decree, ayatollah ali, who manet, made the announcement on the anniversary of the 1979 is lanet revolution. but the pardon excludes people with international ties or any one faces fine charges. nearly 20000 people have been arrested in nationwide protests, which were sparked by the death of g. not master armine, while in custody. in september, alif atalla, nevada is an iran expert and the author of a book iran in an emerging new world order. he told us what he makes of the timing of the announcement. well, the timing is still, you know, at a time when there is a relative calm of st. projects in iran, but we see the combination of strikes. so the situation has not really called for good, and we have to take such announcement from the supreme leader, but also from the iranian judiciary with losses. you know with loss of grains of salt because there is no indication whatsoever that among those w

snow increasing along with hale and thunderstorm possibilities.ou will see the storm that wintry mix. going into midnight more intense removes in. could see punting on the roadways. 3:00 a.m. tomorrow hopefully you are not on the roads. code-4 lowered onto the valley floor. cannot will allow a few flurries even near sea level. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow looking at some parts of the san mateo county area area looking at rain. one more round coming through early saturday morning before this is done. in tms orain totals where most of this is going to fall it is between tonight and tomorrow morning. most of you in the half an inch to inch category. in the mountains it is a winter storm warning. anywhere from one to six feet depending on elevation. gusty winds. i would hold off on travel until 4:00 a.m. saturday. it is going to be tough to get up there. freeze warnings and fost advisories going up once again tonight midnight until 9:00 a.m. your morning temperatures. 30's, 40's. subfreezing for some. mid 20's. keep the umbrellas handy for the showers and the j

. >> reporter: mark neil has owned neil family vineyard on hale mountains for decades. and says he hasn't seen snow like this in a very long time. >> i think the biggest one still beats this, it was 77 or 78 something like that. >> how many inches did you have then? >> about 16, 18-inches. this has got about a foot. >> reporter: mark says he woke up friday morning to not only find a foot of snow but two of his goats lose on his property and dozens of his oak trees snapped in half. >> it's pretty much a battleground if you look at it. some are almost a decade old. >> the good news though is that mark says the grapes will be fine. he says the vines are dormant right now so the snow won't hurt them. mark says in the long run it can actually help. he had to cancel his wine tastings today. >> this will help keep the grapevine dormant and we might get a late april break. >> so does that mean that we'll have a very good 2023 wine. >> we can't say anything until the end. some place where you don't gate lot of snow it'll be great to come up and see it. >> you heard me ask mark a

hale vado el equivalente a 85. 5 pulgada. superando expectativas de los expertos.algo positivo. suministro para rÍos y embalses de california a futuro. >>> viene mÁs lluvia los prÓximos dÍas. la autoridad en el tiempo tiene el pronÓstico e exacto en espaÑol. pasamos contigo. >>> buenas tardes muchachas y buenas tardes a todos en casa. comenzamos con esta vista en ley tajo. platicamos de la nieve y embalses. alrededor del Área de la bahÍa, vamos muy bien en los promedios de nuestros embalses si los tomamos todos y sumamos, llevamos el promedio de mÁs de 88% del promedio. y sÍ, viene mÁs lluvia por delante. y vamos a hablar esta tarde en el pronÓstico. se viene mÁs viento esta noche que va a ayudar a las temperaturas, no sentirse tan frÍas como se han sentido los dos dÍas anteriores. las primeras lluvias de febrero y el fin de semana. comenzamos con esto, en napa las prÓxima horas vamos a bajar de los 40 a los 30 y para las horas de la 1 de la maÑana sintiÉndose estas rÁfagas de viento. no te que alrededor de napa, alrededor de 10 millas por hora santa rosa se siente

oh oh oh, you put you on a hale but all what we welcome our 1st lamp with the ceremony of the upside down cauldron. all was to make it as strong as metal did blow hot. i wonder how long it's a tradition. we've always observed little dog. long moment. ah ah, hello. hello. well, how are you? i'm thanks. good ward taylor to come and help you if you bought the home and help us make dumplings more csa gun . so what else is new? with the animals aren't finding much to eat. where are you going that the brain? oh stop. you'll see after a saw gone. sorry. well some of our animals have already started giving birth. would you do you know as well? no, that's my mom. her name is paloma and she is 43 years old that she can make donuts . and so dales are traditional tunics. all right, so let's talk later. this is my big sister, but surely my mom where a family of 5 how do you as my our older sister is cod, buoyant out again. there are complications during her birth and the hospital this far away. so that left her disabled bahama about ester hartley knew nothing in the drawers, but we need to know h

oh oh oh, you've been one of hale but all was we welcome our 1st lamp with the ceremony of the upside down cauldron. all was to make it as strong as metal to blow hot. i went to a long, it's a tradition. we've always had a dog. how long moment? ah ah, hello. hello. hi, how are you? i'm thanks. good water to come and help you also home and help us make dumpling sports. argon follow what else is new? mm hm. yeah, animals aren't finding much to eat. right. where are you going to brain? oh, you'll see after a saw gone sar. some of our animals have already started giving birth. would you? do you know if you have? no, that's my mom. her name is paloma and she is 43 years old. that she can make donuts and so dales are traditional tunics. all right, so let's talk later and this is my big sister, but surely my mom where a family of 5 how do you as my our older sister is cod, buoyant, erica. there are complications during her birth and the hospital this fire away so that laughter, disabled bahama barrister hardly knew more. nothing in the trough. we need to know how to do everything on our own

this is all tracking off toward the east with some heavy down pours and hale. we could see it into hayward by 11:32 tonight. let's move it into the rest of the forecast tonight. let's see what's ahead for tomorrow. you can see from 3:00 in the morning through about 6:00 a.m., we're looking at the scattered areas of rain and low snow. 500 feet down to sea level. we could see the rain-snow mix. we'll see the spotty chance of rain as we roll through tomorrow with more of the low snow chances. how about the totals? our winter storm warning for the east bay. above 2,000 feet. two to six inches. north bay, two to six inches. 3,000 feet and above, six to 12 inches for the santa cruz mountains and mt. hamilton. so will the snow stick? let's look at the temperature profile tomorrow. the best chance of accumulating snow would be right toward calistoga with 33 degrees. it looks like it would be too warm with the rest of the bay area. on the seven-day forecast. new storm monday and tu with additional rain chances that would add up over one inches ever inch. we may continue

this is the anniversary of dennis hale coming. the only survivor, 29 men on board, sadly three other guys froze to death on the life raft with him. so in his interview first broadcast he ever made, the first lecture he ever made and, then the rescue of the nord mare. i've got the helicopter pilot in the same storm that plucked eight guys off of the nord mare. it's a great podcast it's called the morrell you'll find it a shipwreck podcast. there's 4 hours of edmund fitzgerald stories there, too. and it eventually a bed up have a bottle goodbyes story on too because there's certainly a lot of stories that are dovetailing into a lot of the lectures that i do today. i sure hope you have some questions for me. feel free. i drove the fitzgerald in 1994 so i know a lot about that if you have any questions with any the shipwrecks out on the great lakes. i hope i can answer it, but i can certainly help you with. any of the bottle goodbyes? stories for sure sure. thank you so much rick and as he said use that box in the bottom of your scree

but hale and his wife have lived in san francisco for 15 years and say this is the second time they've experienced an assault in public. >> the first time on a muni bus 2 weeks ago when the tail was with his 6 month-old son and over the last 24 hours. >> we've been having serious discussions >> about. >> that means needing to relocate purely because of safety reasons. >> mateo says that an investigator with the san francisco police department was assigned to the case tuesday, but he questions how effective that will be to find the 2 women responsible reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. well, there's a new state bill in aims to increase pay from $15 a day too. >> $100 per day. now the bill is modeled after a san francisco pilot program aimed at trying to increase the number of jurors of color. >> nobody should not be allowed to serve in return because they don't have enough money because their job does not allow it because somehow there's a personal circumstance. >> well, result from the pilot program showed an increase in racial and economic diversity on juries. rival

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sochi won the regular season of the khl this year with a score of 5: 0, after which they updated hale'sgoals conceded in the season today. sochi has already conceded 237 goals for this match in chelyabinsk, a creative tractor came out on the ice in a special uniform in honor of the tenth anniversary of the fall of the chelyabinsk meteorite. and spartak moscow in the western conference also retains chances of getting into the playoffs the day before in the second consecutive capital derby against dynamo spartak won 21 wins, red and white in the end third period brought a beautiful puck. elita valuev, he worked on finishing and scored the puck in hockey in the summer, such goals are called baseball. danil medvedev reached the quarterfinals of the atp 500 series tournament in the dutch rotor the day before daniil beat just the representative of the netherlands batik wanda zanskulpa 6262 in two games medvedev's victory in just 1 hour and 20 minutes in both sets. uh, daniel made two break-points of his serve. medvedev never gave up and already this afternoon in the quarterfinals of this tour

valentyna konovova who died at the front defending ukraine fall in love black-brows a song by geri hale on a poem by taras shevchenko this song was released in august 2022 and continues our hit parade green during the full-scale invasion, the artist released several songs with ukrainian folk motifs and gained great popularity hit collaboration of the kalush orchestra and verrasmus inte shadows of ukraine next song in our hit parade shelf day who does not want our nenky day for happiness it is worth noting that the original song is already 20 years old, but with the ukrainian band it got new colors and completes our list bakhmut fortress from the bakhmut fortress antibody band , all prayers are our thoughts and hearts your composition is dedicated to the city of bakhmut, which has been the epicenter of hostilities for six months and continues to be a defensive fortress for the military. bakhmut in real positions during combat missions under bakhmut, according to statistics in january 2022 , the top 100 songs of ukraine included only two ukrainian-language songs as of february 2023 will s

overwhelmingly opposed to further interventions, the war hawk world view remains alive and well as ever. hale of marvin r t, near the us led invasion of iraq created many new security challenges for the country, including the emergence of terrorist organizations. though as this fight against them, destroyed a massive number of civilian lives with many homes, hey, in the many strikes, one of the victims is abdulla kalil, who is still seeking justice for the destruction brought by the u. s. military will be as good as it on your bombs up and the house collapsed on us. we didn't know because we were inside our home and we didn't hear the bombing. as a result, i lost the hearing in my ear and my back and left hip were burned and my leg was amputated. ah, a manual mm . 0 with any man, my iraqi civil defense forces didn't show up because the area had not been liberated at the time. and had been under ices control for 5 days. so my leg injury got infected. i've got several burns all over my body. the neighbors were terrified, they rushed to rescue us. they managed to pull us out of the rubble, but s

so these people and daniel hale revealed the drone program or they did what they should have done just as i think i did what i should have done. but everyone has paid a penalty. very heavy penalty nodded my chase nixon actually committed so many crimes which happened amazingly, almost miraculously to become revealed towards the end of my trial that kept me from having to go to prison as he had intended with the others and say either exile or prison and that just purchase. you mentioned chelsea manning, he of course leaked information through wiki leaks and now it looks like we can found feeling a size is being extradited to the united states and weekly published of course classified information including document. it's both u. s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan and publishers were integral, all the information that you liked about the vietnam war. so i'm curious from your perspective, what happens if that president that you spoke to is said that allows governments to dictate what can and can't be published? well, you from a clue this way. it threatens to create a new as chris is not

well, yes sir. hale, the turkish government that has been accused of being late in the relief response in the 1st 2 days of this bad the earthquake, or it has, they've had the 1st solution as at a building tense in the region. and as for what president, our dance said yesterday, it 300000 tents were built in the earthquake areas and 865000 people were living in these tents. but of course, given the a winter conditions, the weather conditions, tents are not the best way to accommodate those people. and a, our don mentioned that more than $450000.00 buildings and need to be demolished as they are heavily damaged. besides the one that have already been collapse, so there's a huge need for housing in between tents and the new buildings that are planned to be rebuilt and their, their need, their needs. another temporary solution which are the containers, those containers are not that warm or as the enduring is summer, it will be very hot inside them. but within that transition period, this is what are the earthquake survivors effective people are going to stay in that region and it is in ou

it'd be at shock, horror, bereavement, and amazingly even tales of survival to absolutely so hale and we're going to be bringing you an incredible story in just a minute precisely on that point. so how about 1st let me start by giving some facts of what's going on on the ground here today with the operations to try and get people into some kind of more settled existence all today is the day that officials launch phase. one of relocating people into these contain the cities, they're aiming for 15000 in stage one. this is a very important process when you look at what the us is saying, they're talking about 1500000 people becoming homeless as a result of these earthquakes in southern so kia, they're talking about the needs for half a 1000000 new homes. and they say the amount of rubble that needs to be cleared up could be up to $210000000.00 tons of rubble enough to fill 30 square kilometers. so clearly a really big operation ahead. a lot of rubble left in this country and rescue teams of course, pulled a lot of people alive out of the rubble. but we came across one incredible story of

this was a speech landing there, hale of and telling what you mean for audiences, but also domestic loses and especially with this. and so needs to be prepared with to put up with this for quite a while longer miss you about what we heard from you as president joe biden. today he pointed the finger directly at vladimir brewton, holding him responsible for what he said, or numerous atrocities that have been committed in ukraine. what impact of any do accusations like this have on vladimir putin? do you think? i think they have absolutely no impact on him at all. i mean, the way a thinking in russian politics more generally among the leads and maybe amongst the less meat is that is pretty really some sense that they think, wow, you know, great postpone the trustees that he was up to around the world was part of the yugoslav yeah, you find new trustees, but at least not hypocrites about you even worse. you a great, i mean that's, that's, i'm not saying that's a that you that maybe maybe in that, that, that interview, that you would hear. i think if you asked russian politically, i could even

was right, just asked chelsea manning just lynn rate act reality winner. geoffrey sterling, daniel hale or edward snowden. i can tell you the same story. our guest today has had that very same experience, he valued as those to the constitution, any paid for it with his career. at the same time, he nearly lost his freedom. tom, drake was a senior and as a officer who blew the whistle on essays dragnet, surveillance of americans.

i'll coverage all the nigerian elections throughout the coming days. hale nasty and will keep you updated on all the latest news. many, thanks for your company here with archie international this wednesday. we're back at the top of the app with, [000:00:00;00] with, [000:00:00;00] with hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . mr. barton goes to kim, the us president unannounced trip can be interpreted in a number of ways. is one of them in active desperation to keep washington's coalition of the willing together just before the anticipated.

like hundreds of other journalists presented me, hale fishermen and juliet or tutor flat russia out of fear of arrest. prominent voices are silenced. either they are in jail or the in put in a position when they basically can't open their mouth. since it's escape from russia, the t v range audience has grown with nearly $4000000.00 subscribers and hundreds of thousands of fuse each day. this fight is, is very difficult for us and because you have to understand that the annual budget of russian states, me propagandist smith more than 1000000 euro. and the combined budget of 31 russian media in zeile is just 6200000 euros. where i liked it and got f, while originally an english language newspaper. the moscow times has increased its readership by also publishing in russian and for them as becoming new home for russian media in exile. the moscow times was forced to leave the country. it was operating in for nearly 30 years. its sudden departure shows how journalism and press freedom are among the victims of this war. not only in russia, but some say in western europe as well. this is rti i

i think that the way we are going to succeed is not that the palestinians hale wag. the body of the arab world of the comments came shortly after the u. s. state secretaries visit to the west bank and amid rising tensions between israelis and palestinians is very p m says there is room for negotiation and corporation with palestinians. aside from security matters, rejecting the idea though awful sovereignty letters are estates reluctant to build relations with israel. we find that authors wish to normalize relations with more countries through the abraham accords. we spoke the journalist mossop abraham, who says, in order to come to a peaceful resolution on athenian demands should also be taken into consideration. supposed pain in are looking for peace and they want to freedom. and israel is kept repressions and violation, attacking and doing val and, and crime stuff. things in israel and people is one piece for for post countries. but we can see america is advocating this way more than full athenians. can. this is canopy treated the national security for israel, so

w or ah ah, this is dw news lie from berlin. russia's president hale's to the promise of closer strategic cooperation with china. china's top diplomat signals beijing is ready for stronger ties with russia. well, meeting with thought americans in moscow, the u. s. has warned china against providing material support for russia's invasion of ukraine.

i live where there is like no snow ever, the only| is like no snow ever, the only snow i got was halebeen building snowmans.— building snowmans. parts of northern california - building snowmans. parts of northern california reported| northern california reported several inches of snow by friday. it several inches of snow by frida . , ~ several inches of snow by frida. , . friday. it is nice because i don't have _ friday. it is nice because i don't have to _ friday. it is nice because i don't have to drive - friday. it is nice because i - don't have to drive somewhere, to enjoy— don't have to drive somewhere, to enjoy this weather. i can't io to enjoy this weather. i can't go snowboarding or anything here, — go snowboarding or anything here, but i still enjoy the fresh _ here, but i still enjoy the fresh air_ here, but i still enjoy the fresh air the snow brings. driving _ fresh air the snow brings. driving is _ fresh air the snow brings. driving is proving difficult in these hazardous conditions, with snow laden roads in some parts, and flooded streets in others forcing road closures.

just boom boom boom and you see some of those yellow areas that's probably where your you're hale was and then were cleared out now we've just cleared out. so with that in mind, we've got the forecast highs tomorrow, which are going to be in the low sixties pretty pretty much in the warmer spots. 62 fairfield, 16 antiochus and a little cooler 59 in livermore, so the five day forecast is a dry one. this stays dry right through the week with that opportunity kind of on friday. and then saturday and sunday, but friday's that chance friday night in december friday early morning in a friday afternoon, there might be a sprinkler or something like that. so there's your saturday and sunday. that's the full forecast. i'll see you back here tomorrow night at the 56 10 11. alright bill, we'll see you, then. goodnight best in music was honored tonight at the 65th annual grammy awards. this year's red carpet was bursting with colors star sporting elaborate capes and gowns, hats and accessories. reporter chelsea edwards tells us it was a big night for queen bay. we're talking about beyonce, who set

there wasn't, you know, protests that got out of control because of how well she haled that situation. but i think we just have to acknowledge the situation for what it was. it was -- you know, it was terrible, it was horrible, it was an aberration. but, unfortunately, you know, we will go through these processes like we always do, to sort of look through our policies, our practices and who we're hiring and how we're training folks, and all of that is important. but i don't think -- because we're dealing with human beings, i don't think we'll ever be in a situation where we can end, you know, this type of misconduct completely. certainly, we can all do things and try and have reforms and processes in place in our departments to minimize these possibilities as much as possible, but i don't think it's a situation where we'll ever be in -- where we can rule it out completely, simply because we're always going to be dealing with human beings. we have to be in a situation where we're willing to immediately act, as chief davis did, and arrest and charge and terminate police officers who so

but hale and his wife have lived in san francisco for 15 years and say this is the second time they've experienced an assault in public. >> the first time on a muni bus 2 weeks ago when the tail was with his 6 month-old son and over the last 24 hours, we've been having serious discussions >> about. >> that means needing to relocate purely because of safety reasons. >> mateo says that an investigator with the san francisco police department with assigned to the case tuesday, but he questions how effective that will be to find a to win responsible reporting. live in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> in the east bay, one person has died after an early morning apartment fire in martinez. investigators say a somebody was cooking in the unit when the fire began. although the exact cause is still being investigated. 7 people were displaced from other units in that building. new at 6, a joint fda advisory panel has voted to recommend approval of narcan for over-the-counter use the anti opioid overdose drug is currently available only by prescription fda. approval,

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