and you know marion county up to understand which is, you know, indianapolis sits in marion county, they're one in the same. they are control 100 percent by democrats. so this was a very odd case for a bunch of democrats to pursue. and they teamed up with the indian attorney general tab raquita, who was a very ultra right wing conservatives. and he brought in 21 other state attorneys generals, you know, general to support them. okay. so it was a very odd pairing on the other side. you know, the people who are normally, you know, at odds with each other team job, you know, to basically take away the rights of the american people. so that's one of the reasons why everybody thought we're going to lose. i mean, you know, we're taking on, it'd be basically the federalist society initiative. they, they've been targeting for a long time, you know, to, to take away the rights and civil rights of americans. and to essentially shift the more rights to the state governments. so it would have allowed state governments basically to administer these federal programs really, however they want without much

\ we're going to begin with marione ingram.re we talked about the cease-fire in gaza, i would like you to respond to the censuring of the only palestinian-american member of congress rashida tlaib whose speech we just played. >> i totally support her comments. on top of that, it is shameful that are justified defense of human lives is considered anti-semitic. it is pro-human beings. i find it horrific the politicians have the nerve to censure righteous voices for peace and for the lives of gazans who are being murdered in the slaughter that is happening. rashida tlaib is, in my eyes, a hero. netanyahu's government, israel's policies for decades has been the suppression of palestinians. land grabs, deprivation of palestinians. it is painful for me as someone who has experienced all of the tears that gazans are experiencing. and even the horrific attacks in israel by hamas. but hamas's attack on israel does not justify the slaughter of women and children, especially children. i was a child of war. i have experienced all of these

secretary of state, and the blinking says that would only allow her mazda militants to regroup the a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us, but i'm off controlled. health ministry says an air strike has killed dozens of people at alamo, gauzy refugee camp in central gauze on israel has not yet commented on the claim. the camp is in the evacuation zone where israel had urged palestinians to relocate to it comes after the united nations reported that a school it runs in northern garza was hit by a strike, gauze and health authorities reported 15 people were killed and dozens more wounded with thousands of displaced, palestinians sheltering in the school buildings a sense of anger and despair is palpable in the aftermath of this round of his way to extract that struck you and run schools being used as a refugee shouts at a trip out of the northern gaza. i was standing to when 3 bowman's happens, i swear i carried the body then occurred to the capitated body with my own hands. 2 where should we go? they hit the shelters. people on the street are hit by walking. that since when does i

and when the marion evans dean, it's good to have you with us. you are a secretary of state and to me, blanking is meeting with aram leaders in jordan's capital. i'm on you sent a joint assignment with for administer is from the region to discuss the situation and gone ahead of the tox blinking match with his guitar. a counterpart, no haven't been of jewel rom on al, tawny. he also sat down with lebanon's caretaker, prime minister nag me. coffee air of leaders have been calling for an immediate cease fire and gaza to allow humanitarian aid to be delivered to do the expense of doing is in jerusalem. and he told us what we can expect from the talks and jordan. well, i don't think you'll expect too much movement today. mariana. but to give you the background, he's festival met with the liberties prime minister. ok, take a prime minister who stressed the need for cease fly. and also, according to state, the state agency or media or agency, uh no more hostilities or aggression from the use way of these against southern 11 on from, with the tara group.

the marion evans dean. welcome. tom representatives from the west, israel and katara say they're close to reaching a deal for the release of some of the hostages being held by homos and the gaza strip. the guitar, a prime minister mohammed autonomy says only minor details remained to be agreed for him off to free a number of the more than $240.00 people had kidnapped in the october 7th of tax on israel. a top white house adviser, 7 negotiations were of service and they have been at any point, this is speaking in doha guitars, prime ministers, truck and optimistic tone. the deal is going through a ups and down from time to time. it's along with the last few weeks, but uh, i think that to, you know, i'm not more confident that we ought to close enough to do each to a data that can bring the people safely back to their homes with that are they all of the hostages on how side or what the exchange uh that's what happened would take guess from those base i was bringing the l a run off. she's a professor of international r

marion in grovetown, georgia, democrat. caller: good morning. i first want to say how heartbroken i am for both the jews, the innocent jews, and the instant penicillins -- innocent palestinians. i think it is how awful how organized religion can be deadly and make people not be able to think. my question is this, and i will read this, and if you don't mind, will you answer what netanyahu and thomas, their relationship is? let me read that -- netanyahu and hamas, their relationship is? this is from the times of israel. for years, governments led by benjamin netanyahu took an approach that divided power between the gaza strip and west bank, bringing palestinian authority president to his knees, while that propped up the hamas terror group. and i read that netanyahu would put money into hamas' hands, keeping hamas sort of empowered to cause chaos so that they could use hamas as a reason to show what victims they are. i do not blame the jews at all. i blame governments that use this kind of horribleness to make policy. thank you very much. guest: th

>> the totals are significant, the most since the end of march, 2-3 inches of rain, marion county, and 1-2 around the santa cruz mountains and over 1 inch of rain for saphris is no, san jose about one third of an inch, just over half an inch in the last 24 hours and danville . >>> showers pushing through san jose for the last hour. now moving quickly away from morgan hill, that's about the last of it, as most of the moisture from all of today's rain and the snow continues to head to the east, with the clearing skies, showers not the forecast tomorrow, but if you have been outside tonight once the rain moved out, you probably noticed the wind speeds pick up by this time tomorrow night, expecting top wind gusts to accelerate even higher than what we've been seeing for tonight. wind gusts above 45 miles per hour for the hills of the north bay, diablo range in the santa cruz mountains tomorrow. a windy finish to the weekend, the timing of that when the wind was out in the next chance of rain in the 7-day forecast in about 10 minutes. >>> just a reminder, anytime rain is moving into the bay

as you can see, though, the smoke is is blowing away from the facility actually blowing towards marion county and the city of san francisco at this point. some hazy out there. and we're hoping, though, as we were listening to a supervisor, john gioia talk about hoping that the smoke stays aloft stays a little bit higher up so that we don't get too many issues of people breathing in that black smoke. lawrence karnow is here. going to tell us what he knows about our wind directions right now. what's going on, of the winds are offshore right now. so that's why we're seeing that smoke. >> make its way back across the bay in them are in into san francisco. the marin headlands even back toward the coastline. now we're seeing some of those hazy conditions right now. but >> we're also worried about how of the height of that smoke column right now. you can see laying down a little bit as we do have that offshore wind blowing. but most of that is staying what we call a loft above the surface. so we're looking for the inversion here in the atmosphere. that's the point. the atmosphere start to see

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it involves marion adelson . mark cuban will retain control of all basketball operations. >>> a tough game is the warriors face against the kings last night. golden state needed to beat sacramento by 12 or more to advance to the knockout round for the in season tournament. the warriors took a huge 24 point lead only to see it vanish. steph curry with the last chance to win the game. but it does not go in. >>> 49ers traveled to philadelphia this weekend for one of the nfl's most anticipated games this season. matt lively has more in this morning's "red & gold report". >> this is the volkswagen "red & gold report". >> the 49ers are downplaying the rematch with the eagles this sunday. deebo samuel's said it is just another game and brandon aiyuk said what happened last year, is old news. but philadelphia is having fun . aj brown posted, eagles fans, it is trolled deebo samuel week, you have my permission. he was asked about his mentions on the up and adams podcast. >> i called him and said,, on. he was like, he was

marion millican i wonder if you can describe how music like this and this orchestra brings people fromifferent backgrounds together. the orchestra started after daniel and my late _ orchestra started after daniel and my late husband edward discovered, became _ my late husband edward discovered, became good friends and they broke barriers _ became good friends and they broke barriers and they extended it to their— barriers and they extended it to their people. and daniel made an orchestra — their people. and daniel made an orchestra out of it. the idea of the orchestra — orchestra out of it. the idea of the orchestra is — orchestra out of it. the idea of the orchestra is you do something that you are _ orchestra is you do something that you are passionate about and you do it with _ you are passionate about and you do it with the _ you are passionate about and you do it with the other, who is your enemy. _ it with the other, who is your enemy, and this combination will unsettle — enemy, and this combination will unsettle people. and this unsettling may lead _ unsettle people. and this un

and beyond her is marion and she is the principle of saint cecilia's grammar school in san francisco.he has been there six years as principal and nearly 30 years as a teacher and is also an alumnus , alumni, i should say. she is a grown daughter who is a dr., i understand or a nurse. experienced educators and experienced family women and they will help us understand what advent is, what our preparation for christmases. someone close this advent puzzle to me the other day and said, in the catholic church, how does new year's come before christmas class >> ativan is the beginning of the liturgical year in the catholic church. we actually start , i could say happy new year on december 3rd because that is the first sunday of advent . and what happens as we go four weeks for advent and then there is 12 days of christmas . and then we go into ordinary time . and there is six weeks of ordinary time. which will then be followed by the season of lent . which then leads us to the most holiest of weeks, with the tritium and with easter. and it ends with ordinary time again, until we hit advent n

marion, black belt. thank you. we are very proud of the legacy, the very strong and uplifting legacy that is alabama's seventh congressional district is a legacy of ordinary americans during, having the audacity, to make this nation live up to its highest ideals of justice and equality for all. generations of americans, many in my hometown of selma, march, fought, and even died for the equal rights of all americans to vote for it was their sacrifice they gave us a civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act of 1965. today we know that all battles have become new again. our progress is under attack for the cross the nation extremists are working to restrict voting access, undermine our democracy, and dilute the power of the african american and minority voters. nowhere is that battle more evidence than in my home state of alabama. in june black voters in alabama won a historic victory when the supreme court struck down our congressional map and ordered the state to create at least two majority minority distri

in marion county, tennessee, evacuations have been occurring at a resort. evacuations are in place, but no injuries have been reported. >>> those communities could use rain, but others could have a wrench thrown in the holiday travel >> we're looking at a high-impact storm today. we had one yesterday the storm system making its way to the east and the north. it's going to be out of here by tomorrow but today we're contending with a lot of rain, heavy rain, too stretching from portions of the great lakes, midwest we have wintry weather on the northern part of this. the tail end of the ystem, we're looking for severe weather. we had tornado reports yesterday. and we're going to see the chance for tornados once again today. winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour, especially where you seat yelsee the yellow area. also heavy rain along with that, due to a system moving throughout the plains, into new england. the purple and pink is where we will see wintry weather. we do anticipate some airport impacts into detroit, chicago. could see likely delays in st.rf the n

. >> the big winner on the map is marion county of two words can feel, but ross valley watershed 2 to 3 inches of rain came down the last you hours the last 24 hours i should say. more than an inch of rain and even downtown san jose, close to 13 inch of rain, much of what we see this weather pattern following the last 24 hours, right now store major there top the mountains scanning a few scattered showers moving up to the south and east where we are seeing a lot less now compared to what we saw earlier this morning. the storm is on the way out, we are not expecting a whole lot more in terms of accumulation are generally less than a 10th of an inch of rain between now and midnight. you can see, skies cleared behind us rain which is setting up the next part of the weather picture for the weekend. if you are in the north you know those winds have been picking up. nursing wind gust 20-30 outside right now. by this time tomorrow night we will see wind gust from the hills above 45 miles an hour. so the rain is moving out, but gusty winds moving it for your sunday forecast. we will take a cl

christian: danny kruger and marion cates, cochairs of the new conservatives, accused richie should notandoning redwall voters, saying he is sacrificing seats to shore up support in the south. they say that because he got rid of one of the hard right voices in his party he was particularly strong on immigration and crime and brought in someone like david cameron as foreign secretary who was against brexit and was a remainer. do you think there will be someone on that side of the party who will agree? >> yes, i think virtually the whole of that side of the party. there are two key groups, the common sense group founded by suella braverman's mentor sir john hayes, which is significant. in the new conservatives with danny and miriam. i think the control probably up to 70 mp's in themselves. and you look at the european research group. and yesterday you brought in a remainer as foreign secured a who never apologized for trying to have the eu referendum in favor of remain. you have brought in a new home secretary who was a brexiteer and very well-liked, fiercely against leaving the european

. >> in the north bay, the marion county board of supervisors have voted to increase living wage by 7 percent, which bumps up pay to $18. the ordinance requires contractors earning more than $25,000 to pay employees over the state minimum wage. the increase will take effect in february of next year. former president donald trump's eldest daughter took the stand today in the civil fraud trial against the family business. trump testified she played no role in her father's personal financial statements. >> that the case accuses of being fraudulent. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports on what happened inside the courtroom. >> former president donald trump's eldest daughter took the stand wednesday in her family's civil fraud trial in new york. a case that puts her father at risk of losing control of his business empire. you cannot hide from the truth. trump and his company are accused of inflating property values to get loans and insurance. ivanka, who is no longer a defendant in the case testified that she played no role in her father's personal financial statements. she was ve

a marion evans gave from me the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching the fast fashion as an environmental night. a clothing graveyard, immature land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile ways get stranded fashion, watch now on youtube. the the my family story is inseparable from the story as my country. even though i've never really lived there, they moved around a lot and they grew up in x. so because of the war. ready ready the my father founded the saddam peoples with the variation movement, the feeling in 1983 with my mother by his side he led an armed struggle against and it's nomic send a mental us government based in the north of the country. for the self determination of the people in the south and democratic transformation of the whole country, it was a civil war characterized by ethnic as well as religious differences. the people that are those in the country. oh no, it does not say oh no, it is not the way that it is or not all the ideas that the the this the the, the

investigators say 42 year-old you seen a those was working with the drug dealer in san francisco's tenderloin marion toes, they say would exchange messages with the drug dealer. another man and then wire cash that she received to bank accounts and sinaloa mexico. authorities say she would also charge and under the table fee for her services that rent those could face up to 2 decades in prison. hit by a smart train rohnert park has died. the crash was around 7.30 last night near golf course drive. police say the train was headed to larkspur at the time 14 people were on board but no one was hurt. >> happening tonight, caltrans will close a portion of southbound 6.80, in the east bay kron four's reyna harvey breaks down the best routes for commuters following those detours. >> starting friday, caltrans is going to close a portion of southbound 6.80, in the east bay. the closure will be in pleasanton from the 5.80, connector to koopman road. now they need to replace the pavement there. that closure will last from 9 a friday night to 04:00am monday morning. northbound lanes of 6.80, will remain open. tr

. >> unfortunately the vfw had in marion, we're down to a one for the american legion, one by equipment and our state level, she is working re-counties s. >> anger is not only the small business interest to other things bso's provide for your. >> yes, very. >> i want to say thank you for being here today and one other thing to bring up, i wish you had not only because i wanted to bring up that he has a veterans small business and many things like this that are just fantastic. i gave these away whenever i wasrunning for ranking member . his business i will that his testimony will begin later on , to explain how he found a way to become the entrepreneur that he is with his small business as well so we wish you luck and i will you'll back the balance of my time. >> i will follow up with one other question, on the ability to use resources, a late mentioned is specific if you are aware of our knowledge when it came to accessing capital did you, was there any access through developed veterans business outreach or lending programs? >> we come from a small community and did not know any of that

for marion, the city is never showed or inspiration the or so now you seem on buses, $1.00 spot, stay with me. i want to take you to signs of best stone town. oh, asked the locals call. it's in g, including great. that's about as part of the times and yes, somebody will turn on most region and it is rich in history. i see all of this estimate to that stone town has been inhabited from the 5th century. it is little one that the city is women with history and culture. if want to know more of got the rides guide. city. amena is a musician and a local tourism understood that. you know, i'm 50, i mean all the way from 0 and you are watching. these are blue, 77 percent and this is my son town. so you sort of a certainty, but it's a mixture of millions of culture and everywhere you go, you will, coming with one will. coming press is one will coming uh, woods this, this is called go make hallway or we can call it old fort. but stone town is much more than its historic buildings and winding. i mean, uh and her band mates are working hard to revive the islands, robust musical tradition for a ne

rich, can you tell me a little bit more about the history and heritage of marion dell and how it's evolved since this is where a lot of the following took place. in the days when the ships came, paused to collect all the fresh produce that they needed, including wine and we sell a wines all over the world. so let me take you on a little trip into the vineyards to see where everything's thoughts. well, they've got exploring, danny, absolutely nothing in my travels, i have noticed that south african wine is extremely popular. why is that? we make these elegant wives? that are easy to drink? good night with food, and at a very good price point. now how does location and climate influence in to fix the taste of the line? we find that the crude region we have will give us a longer period of arriving of the grapes that gives you more flavor in the grapes, gives you the winds of success, of the other, know the winds of 6 fish. i love the sounds of that. thank you so much, penny bernard kyle, who is a rising, nigerian photographer, has suggest the photos tub to the cities life, documenting the peo

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