marni yang.er of three, a chicago native who work multiple jobs, including as a real estate agent to support her family. she was also an aspiring witness model. >> someone promoting sales of fitness equipment, like we see on tv all the time. >> photographer jason stoler first met marni during a quick photo shoot in her garage in 2006. marni's children were their, twins, a girl and boy, 15 at the time, and a younger son h ten. >> how is she with her kids? >> i saw a very in control mom, protective of her children and communicated very well and was liked by her children's friends. >> he took more than 1000 photos of marni during four modeling sessions in 2006 and 2007. nearly 40 years old, marni was in great shape. jason says marni was incredibly driven. >> she was looking for success in realestate. she was looking for success as a fitness model. >> was the modeling about ego or trying to make money? >> i think both. i think this woman was trying to make all the money she cut for her and her family

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the death sentence of mahan sadrat marni, one of the accused in last year's riots , was overturned. mahan sadrat first for the crime of war he was sentenced to death and this sentence was confirmed in the supreme court. but the defendant once again requested a resumption of the trial by announcing the plaintiff's pardon and presenting the reasons for the new documents in the supreme court. in the re-trial of the accused's case , he was sent to the court for consideration, and in the new verdict, the death sentence was changed to 10 years of imprisonment in exile. the head of the radio communications regulatory organization said: the development of fixed and mobile internet is on the agenda of this organization. mr. mohammadzadeh lajordi added: by the end of next year , the access speed of internet users will increase and so will the generation. the fourth and fifth mobile communications spread in the field of mobile communications is to increase the coverage of the fourth generation network, or the faraji network, until the end of next year , when the operators are required to cover

the death sentence of mahan sadrat sadrat marni, one of the accused in last year's riots , was overturned. mahan sadrat first for the crime of war execution of convicted and this. the verdict was confirmed in the supreme court of iran, but the defendant once again requested a retrial by declaring the plaintiff's forgiveness and presenting the reasons for new documents in the islamic court of iran. in the re-trial of the accused's case , he was sent to the court for consideration, and in the new verdict, the death sentence was changed to 10 years of imprisonment in exile. in last year's riots in tehran, this defendant committed several crimes, including pulling a knife and gathering and colluding. he had committed a crime against the security of the country. in the name of god, i say hello and good day to you, dear viewers. iran's national football team is going to the field today for a group game. team the national football team of our country will face the emirates in the last match of its group stage at 18:30. students of amir al-qaranai are at the top of the third group with two victor

the death sentence of mahan sadrat marni, one of the accused in last year's riots, was overturned. mahan sadrat was first sentenced to death for the crime of war and this sentence was confirmed by the supreme court. but the defendant once again announced the forgiveness of the plaintiff and presented the reasons for the new documents in the supreme court. he requested a retrial. in the re-trial of the accused's case , he was sent to the court for consideration, and in the new verdict, he was sentenced to death for 10 years. it changed in exile. the prosecutor general's office of the welfare organization signed a memorandum of cooperation to improve the situation of working children. if we take that child and hand it over to the family, but we don't receive protection, he will return to the street again in poverty and destitution. naza 's plan is that if he has a family , we will hand him over to the family and get a commitment from him that this child should go to school and not be on the street, but if he is really in need , we will support that family. the minister of justice als

for reece's mom, marnie, there is an end in sight. are you at the point where you can exhale? >> yes, i think so. this morning was probably that turning point for me. we got there and she said, he has been off oxygen for 40 minutes and he is doing really good. >> reporter: doctors here at cook children's medical center stress it is not too late to get a flu shot, and they say while the flu season usually ends at the end of march, they wouldn't be surprised this year if it stretches into april. norah? >> norah: that is important information, janet shamlian, thank you. in the united states, nearly 5 million children live in homes with access to an unlocked or unsupervised gun. that is according to the nonprofit brady united against gun violence. and that could lead to tragedy. in our series "guns in america," cbs's jericka duncan spoke with two parents who turned their loss into a life mission. >> reporter: kristin and mike song of connecticut last saw their youngest son ethan alive on january 31st, 2018. he was 15 years old. >> it was probably one of the best conversations i ha

in the middle sweet if god and tudor dixon thank you for joining us is good to see you and doctor marnieing up been marathon seven hour session today, is handling of the wash pandemic response links to the lab in china authority say the pandemic leaked out and first maybe check in with her friends giving of next on the bottom line. >> essay coming up, we have to jerry myrick is down to the southern border to go past the house is considering impeaching him and john james ends the middle east burns and defense secretary, and mia next. liz: okay david webb and 60, one power panel on our show, we talk about this week from biden today about the danger white supremacy, what if akamai report came out, about the defense department and are armed forces. can you talk about there's no problem with extremism in our armed forces they did not say, anything about it we get into that, much more the top of the hour. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ with a majority of my patie

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the new series in lord sugar's most recent recent business partner, marnie swindells , who partner, marnieexy and business is entirely possible and maybe even better. >> well, marnie, this is something i say is true. i've had to live with this for quite a long time and i think you can. i think you can do both. now tell me this. lovely to see you. first of all, thank you for having me in all your gorgeousness. and you're telling me regarded me that that often is regarded as derogatory or as something derogatory or something to hold you back? is that right? >> it's just this really unfair thing, this really unfair narrative women can't do. narrative that women can't do. both even men can but as you both even men can do. but as you know, eamonn, you can do it. you can do it all. and i just think, you know, so you know, women are so multifaceted. they be multifaceted. they can be mothers, sexy. they mothers, they can be sexy. they can businesswoman, they can mothers, they can be sexy. they carsilly. yusinesswoman, they can mothers, they can be sexy. they carsilly. theyysswoman, they can mother

marni. hi you have an 8-year-old i have a 9-year-old.lip smackers. it's fun to experiment with growing up. >> sure. >> but there are some real serious ingredients in some of these products. >> there really. it's interesting this is the first generation that's really grown up in this digital age where tiktok and youtube replaced tv. they're getting all this information because media agencies can target them easy. so they want to feel like they know what they're doing and want to emulate those videos that they're seeing the problem is they're being marketed products that are not right for their skin >> well, let's talk about some of those products because they can do harm. these kids have things that have i don't know acid in them -- >> all that stuff. >> peptides. >> this is beautiful skin. >> so this skin, especially pre-teens age 9 to 12, really is about -- it's gentle and need gentle skin care keep it basic they're using products that break down the skin barrier and cause rashes, acne where they didn't have a problem but really redness

just looking at--[indiscernible] hi, i'm marny regen, she, her pronouns with larkin street youth service and cochair of [indiscernible] i want to extend our gratitude to committee and hsh for gibbing the tay providers the opportunity to collectively strat jz how to program the acquisition housing fund for transitional age youth. tay providers in partnership and young people we serve developed this proposal to provide a range of housing options for 158 young people fleeing domestic violence, moving on from transitional housing, or exits supportive housing. this means 158 young people can beam or remain housed so they can heal from trauma, continue building their life-skill and pursue their dreams. 158 young people who grow into strong independent adults making our city a better place fwr future transitional age youth. thank you for voting to give these 158 young people the safety stability and support they deserve. thanks. >> we'll take the next public commenter. >> hi. good afternoon. my name is [indiscernible] i work in [indiscernible] i have been involved for a very long time in this t