ah, i'm marion evans, dean, it's good to have you with us. a leading human rights monitor has raised concerns about the fate of 2 iranian teenagers on death row in the islam republic. the men have been identified as mohammed, but of honey and mohamed. how bad lu iranian stayed media, se mohammed with honey was found guilty of setting buildings on fire and wielding a machete. and that mohamed, how badly wounded police officers during protests. critics say the trial that handed them the death penalty, like other trials than iran, was a sham. the pair have exhausted their legal recourse mark when a mirror madame is a director of the n g o iran human rights, which monitors and investigates human rights violations in the islamic republic. he told the w, this means they could be executed without warning to iranian authorities. hug announced that the death sentence of mama. oh boy, you are mamma group on the or i, we seem to be having some difficulty with that video. this warning by my when i marry maha dom comes after the execution of a 3rd and 4th

ah a marion! i haven't seen. it's good to have you with us. the european union has condemned iran for executing to men allegedly involved and anti government protests. state controlled media, say they were convicted of killing a member of an official militia. amnesty international has called their trial a sham aimed at intimidating other demonstrators. for people are now known to have been executed in connection with the recent unrest nationwide protests or opted after the death of a young woman in the custody of the wrong so called morality police, who accused her of wearing her islamic headscarf improperly. we can now speak to come round martine, he is a senior lecture and international relations at the university of sussex in the u. k. welcome to the w. so it seems that iran is likely to carry out more executions. will this help quell the protest? while it's unlikely, i mean, it's true that the protest at the moment do not have the scale and spreads of the early weeks on months. but there are 2 protests happening in different cities and sma

ah, a marion evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. arise, organization has raised concerns about the fate of 2 iranian teenagers on death row . the angio iran human rights told the w news that they could be executed at any time after the reigning supreme court dismissed their appeals mohammed. but a honey and mohammed hood bad law were found guilty of setting buildings on fire and attacking police during anti government protests. their supporters say the trials were a sham. a mere a modem is director of iran, human rights which monitors and investigates violations. so you run an authority and now that that sentence of my medical, and i'm a little funny. i've been upheld by the supreme court. it means that they can be executed at any time, but we should keep in mind that we don't have the rule of law and the due process in iran. so, international reactions, pressure can still save her mom and mom agreed on his lives. but again, we know also that the running authorities need to execute need to implement th

whole of a swamp and many years later it became a hotbed of moonshine making but anyway, francis marion in a few other leaders in south carolina turned the tide of the revolution drove the british out and that was you know, the end of the war, but it was not the end of the drinking. by the 1820s 1830s the amount of alcohol consumed by the average adult in the united states. was about seven gallons of pure alcohol a year and i don't mean seven gallons of beer or seven gallons of wine or even seven gallons of whiskey. i mean the pure alcohol today it's about two and a half gallons. so that tells you something about how much people drank i shared that fact at a talk. i was giving it a distillery one time and a man by the bar said well, some of you people aren't doing your part. so however that the 1820s and 1830s were when people realize that there was a problem and for the most part it was realized by women in this movement began called temperance. that was led by people like elizabeth cady stanton and susan bien anthony because women were were suffering could not vote. and many there are

marion uses many forms to preserve bonds with his past. the folk dance has been a favorite form for centuries because it recalls the spirit more than the culture of times past. the sleek tinsel folk dances performed in the united states reflect the core of the american. rhythm crisp, measured motion. the. the tempo of living in the united states is precise. any observer new to the country tends to consider this tempo, erratic, nervous, centered on modern gadgets, schedules, clocks and dissonant setting noises. but the american drive to be on the move, to stretch and grow, solidified itself into the national character. as early as the 1780s. this was a momentous decade. one marked by the unification of the original 13 states. it was a period which formed a foundation for the expansion, which was to follow clear across the north american continent to the pacific ocean. it was a decade of creative thought and action. the invention of the cotton gin expanded the cotton fields of the south into vast of productivity and prosperity. the busy nort

that is how i met marion about five years ago.has been the perfect collaborator for this adventure of new discovery that we have been on. sir davidhe attenborough many of you know is the face and voice of many bbc programs, said anyone who believes in definite growth on a physically finite planet is either mad or an economist. i guess that would make me and marion to mattwe economist. we are pleased you are here today to share with you the madness that we discover all around us. in addition her work is also based on three propositions from george gilder. wealth is knowledge, growth is learning and money is time. from these three propositions we can derive a theorem for the growth of knowledge can be measured with time. there we go okay. so, this is where the first conceptual stop we made. we had to move beyond measuring things with money and begin to measure things with time. now scarcity that we want an abundance is what we have. we can never measure scarcity we measured against this infinite wants. we can measure and quantify ab

a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us ukrainian president thought amir zalinski has made an impassioned plea to his allies to send more heavy weapons. he was addressing defense ministers and military leaders meeting at the u. s. air base in ramstein in germany. the host of the gathering us defense secretary lloyd austin, also urged allies on friday to dig deeper to support ukraine against russian. pressure is mounting on berlin to allow other countries like poland and finland to send in german made leopard 2 tanks to ukraine or to deliver the heavily armed battle tanks themselves. germany's new defense minister boris stories was asked whether berlin's reluctance was due to fears of retaliation from russia. we don't feel anything. we have just responsibility for our population in germany and in europe. and we have to balance. busy all the pros and cons of the 40 review review side, things like that. just like there was nothing else. and i'm very sure that there will be a decision in the short

a marion, i haven't seen in berlin. thanks for watching with ah ah, in the month hello. good. huh. i you because i'm a cool cool great. i live but it was just me in the moon. hello. ah ah ah. 12 year old abdul was badly injured in a bomb attack and afghanistan. he lost both hands and that of somebody. a good medical treatment is almost impossible to find in the poverty stricken country. and he and his father a desperate for help. and i was in other hospitals, but it didn't help me. i'm here because i need help for my hands and those but very few children get the chance for surgery abroad. ah, ah, abdul and his father are excited. the german aid organization, clayton's doff international, has come to cobble to enable several children to receive medical treatment in germany. this is the 1st meeting. it has been over a year since extremists bombed the mosque in abdul's home town of jalap, at his hands could not be saved, and he's almost blind in his left eye. the wounds have still not hailed. we have changed abdul's name for his safety when they were actually, but that was somebody th

robert george ambassador marion glendan and cornel west. i look forward to this conversation on practical ways to strengthen her government spiritual foundation and most importantly helped to exemplify the discourse in our country. i'm happy world here. happy friday. and we will begin the discussion. take it away. [applause] >> reverend rivers is an honor for us at aei to be part of this institute and might be helpful free to give it 30-second overview but a year ago you organized pastors to come together for a prayer vigil and he did an interview and you said our backs are against the wall. we have to do something. partisan politics will not get it done because they don't have the vision. without a vision people will perish. why is that such an inspiration to you and why is it so important at this moment that people come together in prayer and other ways in what is it that's central to driving way we are all gathered here today? >> first i want to thank aei for this event. number one i want to thank god and number two we thank robert door

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the 16th ah a marion evanston. it's good to have you with us. louis and osceola da silva has been sworn in for his 3rd term as president of brazil. he narrowly defeated the outgoing far right leaders at your ball so narrow in last october. his election run off lula, his vow to uphold the law and rebuild the economy. despite security fears, lula wrote to his inauguration and an open top car, rather than ahmed limousine. congress packed with well wishes, eager to agree to lead of making a remarkable come back. just to go with them is vaguely in place of rising poverty, his hunger and destruction. o my legacy of the previous government. so if i bring the people preserve, a message of hope was resumes and a new beginning. april from so lula returns to power in a nation bitterly divided across brazil. supporters of the defeated former leader, jaya bell, sorrow, calling for the army to intervene, restoring unity and battling poverty. allah's biggest challenges at home and overseas building bridges. an early meeting with germany's president to discuss

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antonio pon, fed a will reveal details of the a legend, bribes paid, and the parties involved ah, a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. a helicopter crash and ukraine has killed at least 18 people, including the ukranian interior minister dentist most scheme. the helicopter went down near a kindergarten and apartment block in the town of brewery, ne, of the capital key of the aircraft was reportedly carrying mister status key at the time of the crash. officials also say that 3 of the dead, our children for the latest lead spring in our correspondence, sonya fall in a car who joins us now from camp. sonya, what can you tell us about the crash? well, officials, you're now seeing that 18 people have been confirmed dead including 3 children. they say all 9 people on board that helicopter were killed. that included several high ranking officials off the ministry of internal affairs, including the ukrainian interior minister himself, his deputy, and the state secretary official said the remaining did include staff and children at the kindergarten that was hit by that helicopter cra

ah a marion evans dean. thanks for joining me. a rights organization has raised concerns about the fate of 2 iranian teenagers on death row. the angio iran human rights told dw news they could be executed at any time after the reigning supreme court dismissed their appeals. mohammad buddha, connie and mohammed called bob lew, were found guilty of setting buildings on fire and attacking police during anti government. protests. supporters say their trials were a sham mohammad. amir in the hud am, is the directory favor on human rights which monitors violations. and he told us more about the young men on death row. so he run in. authorities have announced that the that, that sentence out mama, obama glue and mama group, i need a, i've been upheld by the supreme court. it means that they can be executed at any time, but we should keep in mind that we don't have the rule of law and the due process in iran. so, international reactions press shared can still save a mom of about one mamma group on his lives. but again, we know also that t

a marion evans dean. welcome. louis ignacio louis de silva has been sworn in for his 3rd term as the president of brazil. it's a remarkable comeback for the left of politician. he narrowly defeated the outgoing far right leaders out your ball scenario in last. october's election run off lula has vowed to uphold the law and to rebuild the economy. he previously govern brazil for 2 terms between 20032010 vall scenario has left the country and has yet to recognize little as victory you. i think it will. germany's president frank walter sty meyer was in brazilian for louis at naga ration and he said it was an important step forward for brazil. that's a good done. oh, this is a clear signal to the poor and marginalized and brazilian society was here. young. a new president wants to diversify the economy and make it less dependent on exports of raw materials for next boughten fun, but most of all fall we will see brazil returned to the international stage union, especially in working with others in the fight against cli

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. >>> looking good in marion county. today, the securities fraud trial against elon musk turns a new page. he's wrapped up three days on the stand in san francisco. this was his final message and plea to the jury. >> no complaints today about his physical well-being. a little less drama in that regard. he complained about this class-action lawsuit, which he calls outrageous. questions continue to drill down on what was going on behind the scenes in the weeks, days, and moments before and after the august seventh tweet declaring funding secure. elon musk. with help from his defense attorney, worked to display those as an effort to level the playing field tesla and keep them up-to-date on and evolving situation. he emphasized the words, and considering. point if attorney suggested that the tweet was a reckless suggestion that the tesla buyout plan was more complete than it actually was. musk rejected that repeatedly, telling the jury that the tweets were absolutely what he believed. that it's right to the heart of what the

kevin mccarthy is finally elected as new as how speaker, but only after 15 rounds of voting ah a marion. evan steen, welcome to the program. the european union has condemned iran for executing to men allegedly involved in anti government protests, state controlled media, say they were convicted of killing a member of an official militia. amnesty international has called their trial a sham aimed at intimidating other demonstrators. for people are now known to have been executed in connection with their recent unrest. these 2 are the latest victims of the war. the islamic republic is waging against its own citizens. mohammed midi cammie, a 22 year old former karate champion, and mohammed jose ne, a 39 year old worker who coached children in his free time. both were convicted and sham trials, where they weren't allowed to choose their own lawyers or even see the alleged evidence against them. the evidence expert say, just as bogus as their confessions at by iran stayed media, found in the moment, 4 weeks, their friends and family hoped they could be saved. as his honor. as i kindly asked t

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thinks marion actually nick gillespie sends this question online.at the biggest intellectual and emotional stumbling in getting people, especially those under 40 who seem pretty occupied with climate change, is an existential threat to seriously contemplate and, hopefully embrace the idea that are in a world of super abundance. what are the biggest intellectual and emotional stumbling blocks that you see. well, i think that gale has already pointed to the the mental block where you perceive the finality of a finite nature of the atoms in the world. and it's very difficult for the brain to think. but but out of it you can create infinite value. right. how how you create infinite value out of something that finite. and my answer to that would be the great quote from thomas sowell the stone age man had exactly the same amount of resources that we have in the world today. and the difference between his standard of living and. our standard of living is the knowledge that we can bring to those same resources. and as i said a short while ago, that knowledg

so it's an easy ride on westbound 5.80, no problems getting into marion county and for our north bay viewers, if you're heading on to 101, at any point here in the near future, looks like we've got a pretty open commute for you. nothing on the chp log. and as you can see, it's an easy ride across the golden gate bridge into san francisco weather and traffic checks in a bit. now, let's get back to the headlines happening tonight. we have half moon bay city leaders preparing to host a vigil to honor the lives of those 7 people lost during that mass shooting on monday. they are expecting to to we have several speakers, their street closures, a possibility as turnout for this growing memorial downtown seems to be growing. kron 4 sarah stinson tells us more about what we can expect. >> the candlelight vigil happen downtown half moon bay friday at 5 o'clock and will be right here at mac dutra park where this memorial has lived for the last couple of days. people i spoke with say they hope thas will give them a chance to grieve with others and attempt to heal from monday's tragedy. >> for i

flooding is likely a several spots in marion county including san pedro road and china camp and san rafael and the manzanita park in mill valley. peak levels are expected between 10 and 11:00 a.m. >> of you have ever experienced king tides, they can be shocking. you are going, what happened? is there a water main break? >> there are particular trouble spots that almost guarantee -- going up and taking that exit off 101 to get up on mill valley around the bay shore. >>> look at the view from san jose. we show this earlier. i can't get enough of this. from downtown san jose, we put the macro lens on. you are looking out at mount tam. you can see the san francisco city skyline in the foreground. part of the reason why this works is because it is so clear. we have and see offshore wind. if you have been outside, no doubt you have felt this. it has added quite a wind chill. it has felt biting . you got to take about 10 degrees off whatever the thermometer is telling you because it will get better over the next few hours . it will be relatively calm tomorrow and then because it is calm , the the

. >> and maggie vick joins us with the details of a rescue in marion county. >> scary moments for an 81-year-old woman in mill valley. this is why they tell everyone to stay home. take a look. she was at the gym when she came outside to her car stuck in the water. the waters were blocking all of the parking lot exits there. luckily, her daughter was able to flag down a driver to help. >> i was driving over the freeway and i saw the bmw that you saw stalled . i called my mom saying, there is no way you're going to get out. they were you are. then i asked the guy, who should i call? my 81-year-old mom is trapped. >> that is when robert drove his truck into the water and picked her up and brought her to safety. karen says they will most likely have to return for the car tomorrow. >> glad she's okay. that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area starts right now. >>> wind and rain across the bay area this evening. damage reports rolling in. we are not done with the rain. not just from the system. there's more following it up. >> we are already seeing damage from the storm getting sta

with the help of marion scotland.ed through hours of footage and fact-checked jordan stories with memories. but >> i want -- calling her to say, hey, this is what he told me, what can you verify. >> as for jordan's take on the meetings, mary turner thompson got the sense that her former husband was enjoying every minute of it. >> it's a challenge. it's the challenge that he likes. having let someone down, and then having to pull them back under control. that's exciting, that's entertaining. >> with jordan didn't know, is how deeply michele was connected to the other women from his past life. >> i introduced michelle to five or six of the other victims because i had still talk to them. he thought she had one little puzzle pieces, but you have to have the whole thing. >> with behind the scenes support from jordan's other women, michelle forged ahead with her undercover -- right up to her emotional breaking point. >> here she is, trying to portray her old self, in front of him, where she's screaming inside, wanting to te

marion wright have been a leader of the civil movement in selma.he had now gone to law school is back in mississippi were the only had three black lawyers she became the fourth to first black woman admitted to the bar in mississippi. she testified before clark's committee and says conditions were worse in mississippi than they were three years ago when the war on poverty began. it's a result of a combination of things. the landing was pushing blacks off the land, make it difficult for them access to food stamps and all of the rest. but it is a crisis. so they decide to go to mississippi and see for themselves. they have healings in jackson. leader of the described the conditions around historical program and built up the state was taking over this is not her support johnson administration. so, after hearing this he decides who goes with mary and more. he remembers was bob moses media contact in mississippi. he just goes and sees. he is flabbergasted by the poverty. just destroyed by what he sees. they are in a windowless shack, children bloated >>

it's widespread throughout marion county. a business owner in simmons, says he feels blessed his area has avoided the worst of it. >> we've had no blockage of the creek. the waters flowed quite well. some of saturation that the water has nowhere to go but straight into the creek right underneath us. >> the fire chief says there's about $15-$20 million of fire damage across the county. stay with us on this first alert weather day as another storm heads our way. you can find us on your phone's apple or in our website, kpix.com. >>> move. move. move. you going to move? >>> to the viral video that thousands saw. a san francisco art gallery owners bring a homeless woman with a hose. a live photo of where this all played out. jackson square. the area we are talking about here. taking it full right now, let's see . there's the police cruiser to the left outside the art gallery. we understand that cruiser has been there for quite some time. why? we don't know. but it's parked and planted inside the perimeter of where this all played

we've got certainly some localized flooding. >> manager for marion county emergency services said that flooding is a major concern as of yesterday. the creeks are rising, backed up storm drains getting worse. and so you're advised again, don't drive through flood waters. don't let your kids play in flood water. that type of thing. make sure you sign up for alerts. >> but at least today we get a break. >> well, 507. sad to report this. but up in the north bay woman was found dead trapped in her car wednesday submerged in floodwaters up in sonoma county. that woman identified as 43 year-old daphne fun. tino of ukiah was reportedly swept off of that road and getting stuck in a flooded field in forestville. it's about 10 o'clock or so on tuesday that it happened. she called 9-1-1 for help. but then the call disconnected. and despite dispatchers best efforts to get first responders to the scene, they were unfortunately too late and unable to locate the underwater car until yesterday. >> the water had receded overnight and we were able to find her sadly, we found her in her car. she did not

parts of marion county, even down into alameda eastern sides of oakland, san leandro and san lorenzo. so very, very active out there for some areas. san francisco, you're starting to see an uptick in rainfall, intensity, too, and winds out there. also, still a factor were in the 20 miles per hour range on the peninsula on the west side of san francisco, pedro valley, 29 mile per hour winds spring valley. 36 mile per hour winds. belmont, san carlos is the storms work your direction around. 25 miles per hour, a little calmer out towards the santa clara valley up to the east bay. also looking at some windy or august san leandro, san lorenzo right around that 20 miles per hour. mark still pretty breezy up into the north bay for marine county, too. so windy still wet. we're not out of the woods yet. as far as the system goes, we are out of the ods as far as exceptional drought goes, though, look at our latest drought monitor. we have completely removed that worst category of drought because of last week's systems. this does not even include the rain we saw last night nor this morning. so g

explains, one man changed a navy veteran's life when they met at a cash register >> reporter: butch marion never imagined a chance encounter at his walmart register in cumberland, maryland would lead to this he got a check for more than $100,000 money raised from a gofundme account what went through your head when you got this check? >> it's just an overwhelming feeling somebody like myself, just a regular old person, you really can't grab a hold of it >> reporter: now the hard-working 82-year-old cashier is finally retired. >> i gave them my two-week notice before i did it because i felt i owed them that. >> reporter: the life-changing gift came after rory mccarty met butch at his register the businessman was inspired >> i'm trying to expand and i can't find good help here this man is grinding at his age. and it just blew me away >> reporter: rory posted this video on tiktok asking for donations so butch could retire it went viral. his story was touching an 82-year-old father, grandfather, navy veteran, always the customers' favorite cashier. >> they intentionally get in his line because

before the pandemic, hardy, anyone had even heard the name a marion aid. so what's behind its sudden overwhelming success ah mathias henson has been researching m r n a for decades. he leads the european molecular biology laboratory and huddled back. it's new to him that so many are interested in his research. thus long by getting out about m r and a at a dinner table conversation is something that never happened before the pandemic upon them you evolved, mister gave m r n a. serves an important function in the body, because it's mo bile, it can transport blueprints. these blueprints are saved on the equivalent of hard drives in our body, specifically and the dna on the chromosomes. they stay there undisturbed. to build proteins, genetic information must be translated m r n a contains the same information, but is more immobile. it's the way the blueprints are transported. it leaves the nucleus and brings the information to the resumes. ah, this is where the m r n a is read all the possible protein combinations can now be billed from the generic specificati

. >> reporter: morris later charged with one count of felony murder by marion county police.leaded not guilty. the same night he was killed, police allowed andre's family to take his car home. >> my oldest son, he was so hurt. and he just started ripping the car up. i don't know what made him just -- he just started tearing through the car. and he tore the passenger seat out. he flipped it over. and there lay the apple airtag. >> reporter: about the size of a quarter, the airtag is a convenient and portable device that allows an apple user to track whatever it's placed on. critics say that makes it ripe for potential abuse. >> when you're selling a cheap, ubiquitous tracking device, the product is the problem. it really is a question of, are you going to stop selling this before more people get hurt? >> reporter: albert fox cahn fights against tech overreach as the executive director of the surveillance technology oversight project. >> tell me your reaction when apple introduced the airtag. >> exasperation, disbelief. here it is rolling out a cheap, easily abused device. and

was imprisoned after the coup d'etat , obelix plays the dwellings also in the picture there will be marion cotir vincent cassel and pierre richard who turns 89 this year. the film industry has chosen the most anticipated premieres of the coming 2023 here and a new military drama from the author of the bad weather of the quiet don and the liquidation of sergei ursulik, a thriller from the director of the last hero and cheburashka dmitry dyachenko, and finally the continuation of the highest grossing russian film in the modern history of our distribution. tsiya fortune the art of winning guy ritchie's new film according to the plot the main character superspy gets the job stop a deal to sell a new deadly weapon that could destroy the world order. starring jason statham, thirteen-year-old anal comes to her grandmother in the countryside, trying to find out what her younger sister is sick with, the girl learns that their grandmother is not as caring as she seems. this is how the film the witch of rincarnation begins, the winner of the international horror film festival horror fest, another win

some of the heaviest rain falling over marion county over into western contra costa and county. some of the heaviest rain we are seeing squeezed out over the diablo range. later showers down the peninsula and into the santa cruz mountains. it is additional rent, which is not what we need to flood advisories continue through 9:30 this evening for most of san mateo crews and san mateo county and contra costa and alameda county. watch out for intersections. in the north bay, it will continue a little bit longer. in general, we will see the rain quieting down . the last of the showers should hit the ground by about nine, 10:00. the possibility of a couple of sprinkles for for northern sonoma county. things will be going in a dryer direction. the concern of nothere more rain nues. flct the forecast for the current peak is forecast to happen . the crest of the russian river tomorrow afternoon, 2:00, 3:00 or so. then it starts to go down a little bit. more rain friday and saturday. still have to be concerned about gusty wind right now. some 50 to 60 mile an hour's. the wind advisory wi

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