councilwomen khalil: definitely. you think about what happened to my mom, she had a choice she would say yes. either way she was -- if she did not have it and get the care, she would have died. yes, abortion rights are health care. it must be included with pre-and postnatal care. and must be included with nutrition and what happens when a family has an emergency and need someone to care for their small children while the mother is in the hospital trying to give birth. we have a ridiculously high women mortality rate in pennsylvania. >> congressman lamb. congressman lamb: the first time i ran for office it was a congressional district that trump one, and heavily favored republicans. the week before the election of writer jumped out at me on the street and stuck a microphone in my space and said you have not said where you stand on late-term abortion. in -- my extinct of answer was if a right isn't right, it is a right the whole way through pregnancy. that has always been my position. this is a constitutional right wom

councilwomen khalil: when you have more profits. we are more profitable, our companies are more profitable and ceo pay is higher now than it was before the pandemic. before even wages were high. seven dollars an hour, $10 an hour, inflation, their profits are higher now. that is price gouging. >> congressman an, -- lamb, 60 seconds, whether you think the biden administration expects too much. how would you get it under control? congressman lamb: i voted for the cares act, covid relief money on the american rescue plan, that infuse a lot of money into the american economy at the time where we needed it. there is a debate right now among these academic types about whether the ration is driven by supply, meaning the pandemic and the war. two things that are no one's fault in the room or the government or driven by the extra money that came as an extra result of the pandemic. it is a valid debate. there are strong points. what i would come back to is in january of 2021, nobody knew what turns were left in the road of the pandemic. how m

[applause] town councilwoman alexandria khalil. and congressman connor lamb. >> i'm going to take a seat as we go over the rules. okay. i mentioned applauding as we were introducing the candidates but one of the rules we have throughout t the 90 minutes of e debate is that you hold your applause were cheering or reacting until the end of the debate. candidates are allotted 62nd opening statements and a 32nd closing statement. most of the debate is divided into topics each beginning with a question posed to a specific candidate followed by each of the other candidates answering the same question. both of the moderator and questioners are permitted to ask follow-up questions. candidates must wait to be asked a question by the moderator or a question or to be called on during open discussion before speaking. we will alternate which candidates answer in what order. candidates cannot interrupt or speak over other candidates were the moderator or questioners. candidates who are directly criticized during open discussion are allotted 30 s

he does not live at home now , the khalil brothers are looking for him.hy else did he just take hundredths from them for sale, and merged part of it to his sidekick, and he, in general, threw it away for money. so the hoarse hung, well, for the loot, and the khalil frost flows and what else can you tell? yes? nothing else okay, evaporated. ok what shall we do? you don't know well, let's wait for half an hour, then go up the gray hill. the wizard suleymanov brought everything honestly. 700 trumpets and in general, do n't poke your head home. there are two operas for you. your task is to infiltrate the company and gather information about the casanova club. especially the dead members. pick someone to introduce you to the others later. yes, and i’ll also try to find out if denis slonsky and alexey pirogin, nicknamed a cupcake, are there. well, in general, we will actually do everything. i also came to the appointment. i have a hamster. check the wound. what are you doing here? what are you steaming? i am just came to see my sister. what will be a glass of m

he does not live at home now, the khalil brothers are looking for him. just take hundredths from them for sale, he merged a part of his sidekick, and he, in general, threw it away for money. so the wheezing hung, well, frost flows on the loot halil and what else can you tell? yes? i have nothing else okay, evaporated. ok what shall we do? you don't know, well wait for half an hour, then on a gray hill. he brought the wizard suleiman everything honestly without deceit. that's why you wanted 700 pipes apiece. and in general you are rushing home. there are two operas for you. infiltrate the company and gather information about the casanova club. especially the dead members. pick someone to introduce you to the others later. yes, and i’ll also try to find out if denis slonsky and alexey pirogin, nicknamed a cupcake, are there. well, in general, we will actually do everything. i also attended the appointment. i have a hamster with a cold in my pocket. what are you doing here? get up, get out of here. what will be a glass of mineral water? hello hello, i don't

so similarly, justice khalil of the trip in which he passed away in texas, and he was thrown out thereby this guy johnny previously had a case c before e summer record i don't know d if that was the only time he had been flownad out to john's huntg ranch but i think there should be a little bit about pulling off that ifri you getting free flightsfl by whoever and they fd themselves before the supreme court, the need to be a little bit of a break between when you're allowed to hear the case similare to how well he wasn't perfect when he does this but someone had to have judge justice marshall, refused from ncaa naacp cases talking about basketball had - these cases, for the first 15 years is on the court because he's to work out the naacp so that has been disproven and there's been a few cases over the years they actually did serve on but generally these was recused for most of those cases some sort of standard says okay, you've given me this benefit hand raised to work for you and other be a cooling off very kindd of like how there is supposed to be for congress christmas the lobby and t

that was joe khalil reporting. all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at sfo and people are traveling getting around getting about. yeah, america is back and i'm going to tell us more about the sierra come looking behind you yeah, i was pulling up the camera here behind me of donner summit out there and it was shaking. so it's getting windy out there. >> and wet, too. it is already raining up in parts of the sierra. so the most snowfall accumulations that we're going to see. >> is going to be between 4 to 10 in the morning here. as you can see, this is actually right before 08:00am. so roads are going to be very slick and wet. of course, know, we're going get a lot of fresh powder from that system. it does dry out in the afternoon sunday. looks like it's going to be nice and dry out there. but we will see a 2 to 5 inches of snow from this system for the valleys and those winds. the gusts are going to get up to 100 miles per hour. so very windy conditions. this winter weather advisories in effect from

that was joe khalil reporting for us this afternoon. >>coming up here on kron on san francisco.ting ready for for 20 festivities later this week. the city setting some ground rules, though, before the big smoke statue got the details on that. plus, a plea for help out of the east bay to reunite a stolen baby goat with its family. >>meanwhile, oakland police need help finding this man. 27 year-old lebron gilbert. he's wanted in connection to the murder of kron. 4 security guard kevin nishita that she was shot and killed back in november while on assignment with one of our reporters, herschel hail and should mitchell were arrested last month for an issue. does death mitchell appeared in court last friday. he was expected to enter a plea but did not mitchell's next court date set for may 13. new developments in the sacramento mass shooting investigation. court documents show 3 of the people killed were actually involved in a gang in the gang fight that led to the shootout. the sacramento district attorney's office says at least one of the men who died fired a gun court documents al

. >> questing setback in terms of this report in the same as you pointed out the justice khalil was confirmed by a 90 - zero vote in 1986, and ginsburg become a client cenobite 96 - three and you voted for our bg it would change that bipartisan nature . happening when it comes to this. >> i think that democrats - robert borg, to give us pretty clear that we were moving into a time of la set point periodic assertiveness and consent and what is mean, whatever the senate at any given time think that it means but i think that is pretty safe to say now, after support, with a top that we actually generated on appointment flight and also with breyer in a full assertiveness mode in other words, and they no matter who the senate majority in the senate, for the foreseeable future i think the confirmation process is going to be greeted by the senator's called this possibility in other words the president just initiates but were full partners in the process. >> and you don't think that was the case before and do you think that - >> certainly this is my view when i was on the judiciary committee when nixo

khalil center is working to empower the muslim community with tools of their own religion. on this giving day i spoke with one of its psychotherapist, she talked about the center's mission to de stigmatize conversations about mental health. it's really important because for our communities, you know arab americans, southeast asians, um muslims of all diverse backgrounds. they you know, there's a great stigma when it comes to seeking mental health care. and having individuals in the community who are trained in professional psychology and also have a background in islamic principles. and you know, really, the base point intonation. we'll be you know, people will be much more likely to seek services from individuals who look familiar to them. you know they can see themselves in these clinicians and practitioners were providing these services. and it makes it a lot more in reach right. it makes it a lot more accessible for them. they're much more comfortable opening up to someone who they feel understands their faith and their cultural background. are you finding that more peo

khalil center is working to empower the muslim community with tools of their own religion.her holmes talks to one of its psychotherapist, highlighting the center's mission about the need to de stigmatize conversations. about mental health. that's really important because for our communities, you know arab americans, southeast asians, um muslims of all diverse backgrounds. they you know, there's a great stigma when it comes to seeking mental health care. and having individuals in the community who are trained in professional psychology and also have a background in islamic principles. and you know, really base point ation. we'll be you know, people will be much more likely to seek services from individuals who look familiar to them. you know, they can see themselves in these clinicians and practitioners who are providing these services. and it makes it a lot more in reach right. it makes it a lot more accessible for them. they're much more comfortable opening up to someone who they feel understands their faith and their cultural background. are you finding that more people a

vladimir putin and pattaya khalil have presented the operation as a means to save, protect russian speakershe nation as a means to save russian speakers against the godless west. the paint it as a bulwark against the deceptions of the west, the corruptions of the west, the corruptions of the west, the corruptions of the west, the secularism of the west. for pete in�*s sake he doesn't believe any of this. putin is really a christian. it is all for show. he simply instrumental lies religion is one of the tools by which he is seeking to re—establish a kind of imperial russia. seeking to re-establish a kind of imperial russia.— of imperial russia. have you seen any _ of imperial russia. have you seen any evidence _ of imperial russia. have you seen any evidence of- of imperial russia. have you seen any evidence of this - seen any evidence of this relationship between state russia for some time? has it been happening before ukraine? historically, in the czarist period, in the imperial period, peter the great suppressed the patriarch eight and effectively made the church a state office throughout

and you are -- [applause] >> this is viktor khalil from mckelvey engineering class of 2022. >> hello,victor. >> hello. it's an honor to be with you here today. my question is one of the most important qualities anybody can have, whether they're a friend or a leader, is empathy. you've talked about this a lot today. and so, i was wondering, how do you incorporate empathy into your work, especially when you know your rulings can have such a life-changing impact? >> thank, you victor. did i take a picture with you? yeah, i did, okay. [laughter] sorry, i do concentrate on what i'm saying, so sometimes i'll use the moment. if you read my decisions. and i say if you do >> thank, you victor. did i take a picture with you? yeah, i did, okay. [laughter] sorry, i do concentrate on what i'm saying, so sometimes i'll use the moment. if you read my decisions. and i say if you do read them. one of my greatest read my decisions -- one of my greatest disappointments is by how few disappointments is by how few people actually ever read -- thank you -- a supreme court decision cover to cover. do i have

joe khalil has the reaction from the marine's family. >>trevor reed is now back on american soil arriving this morning, a satisfying ending to an ordeal, an answer to the read families, prayer. it's going to really hit us when we get to put our arms around him. the call to the parents of trevor reed came in at 04:00am wednesday morning to keep in mind the call they've been waiting nearly 3 years to receive. it's not going to hit us until we see him. i mean, we're we're excited. we know he's on the plane. their son. >>the marine would be coming home after being detained for 985 days in a russian yesterday, escorted by 2 armed russian guards out of captivity and onto a plane part of a prisoner swap between the u.s. and russian governments. that also saw the release of konstantin yaroshenko from an american prison. your convicted of trafficking cocaine was 12 years into a 20 year sentence in the u.s. details of how the prisoners want came to be of not yet been released. but president biden says it was months in the making. it's a huge today

the popular drug khalil or blue mass often given for a host of different complaints could cause mercury poisoning for example. the various schools of thought that we might call turn a divorce complimentary medicine today were often lumped under the name irregular medicine in the 19th century. often -- excuse me. often stressing preventative care, irregular doctors position themselves in opposition to the authoritative medical celebrant and harsh treatments like blue math. they appeal to people who wanted to be self-reliant or wanted medicine to seem gentle and natural. a number of a regular medical philosophies preached the health of the body and the spirit could be obtained by abstaining from alcohol, eating a specific diet, for example vegetarian, or following similar rules. other 19th century irregular trends included -- the power of positive thinking, chiropractic and mesmerizing. the founders and most enthusiastic adherence of these trends consider them holistic approaches to health. if you had this, you didn't need anything else, was there thinking. could i have the screen share b

joe khalil has the latest. >> trevor reed is now back on american soil arriving this morning, a satisfying ending to an ordeal in answer to the read families prayer. it's going to really hit us when we get to put our arms around him. the call to the parents of trevor reed came in at 0o:00am wednesday morning. moment the call. they've been waiting nearly 3 years to receive. it's not going to hit us until we see him. i mean, we're we're excited. we know played their son. the marine would be coming home after being detained for 985 days in a russian yesterday, escorted by 2 armed russian guards out of captivity and onto a plane part of a prisoner swap between the u.s. and russian governments. that also saw the release of konstantin yaroshenko from an american prison. your convicted of trafficking cocaine was 12 years into a 20 year sentence in the u.s. details of how the prisoner swap came to be not yet been released. but president biden says it was months in the making. it's a huge today that speaks to president biden's commitment to bring home americans held hostage. 3 family thanked the pr

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. >> 2 russian joe khalil house latest. >> good morning.washington. but when president biden was asked if he was surprised, he replied, i did telling reporters that he's been working on this for 3 months. >> after nearly 3 years in russian custody, u.s. marine trevor reed is coming home. it's going to really hit us when we get to put our arms around him. give reed's parents. joey, in policy, president biden broke the news of the exchange wednesday morning. reid was serving a 9 year prison sentence accused of assaulting 2 russian police officers after a night of heavy drinking in moscow. a job i love you, will cease reed's parents lobbied for years for the u.s. to negotiate their son's release recruiting republican representative august pfluger to help put pressure on the administration to act a texan, a marine. >> and a patriot has been released from russian prison. after being held for an anguished 985 days as a political texas republican senator john cornyn says it was a bipartisan effort. he says concerns for reed's well being accelerate