saberi , mr. saberi, what do you think , does this lack of qualification have a legal basis? no , because i want to talk about the subject. i would like to say that the monitoring of intelligence and intelligence is a separate story, but i would like to add this footnote that mr. doctor says that the constitution is clear about this role of the guardian council . the answer is that there is a reason, if it has such an implication , it would be a pain to monitor the presidency and there are many differences between the parliamentary and presidential elections , there is not a single block that we can say, because the constitution has given them such a role, this must happen in the next elections. in the next election, in the next election , he gave this role, but let's get to the main topic, i have four reasons for this opinion that i expressed about the promise, in detail about the disqualification , the first reason is the text itself. the text of the assembly elections law has been explicitly mentioned in various articles, such as article 61 which has mentioned duties for m

saberi tolai and mr. khamsa. now , the problem we are facing is that the normal legislation that has happened in this field is that the existence of certain conditions for the presentation of the will of the guardian council as one of the institutions involved in this issue, that is, the ministry of interior as the executive that must be appointed and that the candidate who enters , in fact, wants to be exposed to the people's vote , has that authority. and the guardian council, which supervises this special task, the executive, both of them should actually be able to control these cases , so we either have to move in a direction in our own legislation where the standards are reduced, measurable, made more transparent, or we have to if we change the proof in this context, it means that the subject will be reversed. to actually obviously, what the islamic council of parliament should be able to establish. thank you, dear mr. mansurin. well, let's go back to mr. khamse , mr. doctor . what is your opinion? until we

saberi. mr. saberi, you are basically talking about this issue brought up that the guardian council, when it cannot declare the qualification or ineligibility of someone , gives a verdict of ineligibility. do you agree or not, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful? i offer my service to you and your dear audience. i hope, god willing, that everyone will benefit from the blessings of the blessed month of rajab. let's face it, let's face it, there are many discussions about the story of incompetence, the story of incompetence , i have to say long before this that basically , there is a difference of opinion about whether the guardian council can comment on the competence of candidates for parliament representation in general before the elections are held. it already exists. at one point , there was a debate about whether the surveillance should be based on intelligence or surveillance . the constitution is silent on this matter. the guardian council finally ended this discussi

saberi does not reject the main issue, but only now because it was their order. yes , now that is the next part of my argument. therefore, the conditions must be met, this is to separate the part from the condition, because the difference in what my servant said, mr. doctor , is in this part, which he says is part of the condition. they must be fulfilled. part of the conditions must not be fulfilled . this is what i mean. yes, what i mean is that any condition anywhere in the world must be fulfilled. the nature of making a condition is fulfillment. they say that it is not possible to fulfill it. well, look, mr. doctor, when t.k. if someone's wife says, go buy oranges, one orange should be big, two should be juicy, 3. for example, if it is this model , the orange should be from northern oranges, then she will say, but if it is orange , i will like it. of course, it is much easier to accept. i accept this . for example, we say the age characteristic of the person's birth certificate. or we say that it has not been reached, assumption b'. for example , we open his b

tonight in our series "on th"guns in america," cbs's roxana saberi shows us the new technology designedment has been notified. >> reporter: greg vecchi said this technology helped safe defend. >> police get an email in a text message. >> reporter: can help survive a shooting at schools and worth places. >> think of it as the fire alarm for active shooters. >> reporter: the jewish community center in overland park, kansas. >> the incident happened right down here. >> reporter: in 2014 a gunman opened fire in the center's parking lot, killing a man and his grandson and a third person nearby. >> it was a tough day. >> reporter: and leaving employees like sandra greason shaken. >> bullet holes, glass shattered, definitely an immediate loss of security. >> reporter: since then, the center installed license plate cameras, armed guards, and metal detectors, as well as safe defend devices, jeff green left his job as an elementary schoolo create the technology. >> no matter how much one person wants to be there, there is a time gap when we are on our own and how we survive until help arrives. >>

saberi, mr. doctor your patience is basically with the issue that has been raised that the guardian council can't have jurisdiction at the time. he declares the qualification of someone , he gives the verdict of disqualification, do you agree or disagree, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, i am at your service , dear audience, i hope , god willing, that we will all benefit from the blessings of the holy month of rajab and see about the story of disqualification, the story of disqualification, discussions there is a lot to talk about. i have to say before this that it is basically about the guardian council itself, rather than about the competence. candidates for parliament representation should express their opinion in general before holding the election . there is a difference of opinion. the debate was about whether the surveillance was exploratory or exploratory , the constitution was silent on this matter, and the guardian council finally ended this debate in favor o

tonight in our series "guns in america," cbs's roxana saberi shows us the new technology designed tove lives. >> alert. initiate lockdown. law enforcement has been notified. >> reporter: greg vehicleky says this technology, called safe defend -- >> staff, police get an email and a text message. >> reporter: -- can help people survive a shooting at schools and workplaces. >> think of it as the fire alarm for active killers. >> reporter: like at the jewish community center in overland park, kansas. >> the incident happened right down here. >> reporter: in 2014, a gunman opened fire in the center's parking lot, killing a man and his grandson and a third person nearby. >> it was a tough day. >> reporter: and leaving employees like sandra greecen shaken. >> to come in the building and see bullet holes, glass shattered, definitely immediate loss of security. >> reporter: since then, the center installed license plate readers, more cameras, armed guards, and metal detectors as well as safe defend devices. jeff green left his job as an elementary school principal to create the technology. >>

kelly saberi, thank you for that live report from illinois today. the nasdaq, a little bit of volatility today. we're till lore for the first trading day of the year. that is it for me. you've seen enough of me on television today, i'm sure. you're welcome, i'm done. "making money" is over. charles is back tomorrow and and also liz claman is back. hello, welcome back, lady. [laughter] liz: happy new year! cheryl, it's great to see you. you know, cheryler

keumers saberi gol, gentlemen , yes, domestic figures who are unificationists , christian figures wholly love the people of baytan, and there are many of them. about the ahl al-bayt of the book of works. this seven-volume book of hazrat ali is valuable, and we are now on the verge of the birth of this great man . jorjaq has 7 books about hazrat ali as ali and human justice, and this is a very important discussion that i have discussed. these people i took to are people with whom i had a close relationship , that is, i was a direct narrator and without an intermediary . we are one time, we are the holiness of our country, this is our cry. because you are raising a storm, we will throw things together. from the eyes of the people of certainty, the religion of jealousy is the religion of jealousy . the religion of zeal is the religion that has no price. because we wake up in a storm , we tear ourselves apart, we will fulfill this promise of god. we will never continue, let us not lose patience, and by god , we are the people of secrets, we are the soldiers of al-thari, or our enemies, or

saberi raees. emergency department of kerman province , more news. the results of the examination of candidates' qualifications to participate in the elections were sent to the ministry of interior, and they will be notified today and tomorrow. the spokesman of the guardian council said: the number of approved candidates in this term of the parliament is twice the previous term, and 3 days have been set for protesting the results of the qualification process from january 17. i think 50% of election candidates are qualified at this stage we had the approval of more than 11,000 people, and i think we will have about 38 people for each seat, god willing, in the upcoming elections. which, god willing , will provide the basis for the activities of various political groups to play the role of political parties and groups in the upcoming elections. there is also the warplanes of the zionist regime bombed several times north of the nusirat camp in the center of the gaza strip in the continuation of attacks on different areas of gaza. the number of martyrs an

kelly saberi live from chicago with the story.to see you. >> reporter: good to see you, liz. according to the v.a.'s very own web site, over 400,000 claims have piled up, and the v.a. is adamant that the department does not pay for care for immigrants in custody. let's break down what's happening here. the v.a. has the claims processing center in austin, texas, and it says it's contracted ten of its workers the deal with immigration and customs enforcement-provided health care. in the 20222 fiscal year, the center processed over 161,000 i.c.e.-related claims, and according to the department of homeland security, i.c.e. health services paid out about $94 million in taxpayer money. the v.a. saying, quote, it does not provide or fund any health care to i.c.e. detain knees. -- can can detainee ifs. there is a 2002 payment processing agreement in which i.c.e. pays for the fse, the v.a.'s financial services center, to process payments for i.c.e.-funded health care. this involves no more than ten employees, is fully paid for by i.c.e. an

kelly saberi, fox business here in the bay area, the real estate market is much different, according com the average home price in san francisco is $1.2 million. in san jose, prices are averaging 1.1 million. those who are looking to buy in oakland will see a median listing price of just under $700,000, and in santa rosa, the average home price is $850,000. if you notice that you spent more last month, trust me, you are not alone. >> inflation picked up in december after a rapid cooling through most of 2023. editor lawrence picks it up from there. >> the latest reading on inflation is mixed. the consumer price index ticked higher last month, up 3.4% on an annual basis despite falling gasoline prices. the monthly increase for both the cpi and core reading were up 3/10 of a percent more than expected. it's the same monthly increase as november and slightly faster than would be considered with the fed's longtime inflation target of 2. >> i think this progress from getting from 3 to 2 is going to prove much slower than the fed or markets anticipate, and we're seeing evidence of that toda

kelly saberi joins us from a tesla charging station.eratures like this, kelly? >> reporter: well, stuart, if you have a tesla, you know that you're not supposed to charge it to 100%. usually to 80 or 90. and people are telling us that the would usually take them maybe 20 minutes, it's taking about 90 at this point. tesla says to get to 200 miles, superchargers only take 15 minutes. just to paint you a picture of how bad the situation is. now, you also won't be able to drive as a far in these conditions. evs at 20 degrees or below are going to experience some difficulties, and there's different estimates on how bad this may be. aaa says the performance decline is roughly 41% which means what could be a 100-mile journey will only be 5 miles. drivers here in oak brook, a suburb of chicago, at this tesla supercharging station say they're getting frustrated. >> i had to charge, like, multiple times every day the last come of days. i had to, like, wait f, like 45 minuteses for a charger, i pull in, it doesn't work, and i pull out, and spun el

liz: kelly saberi, thank you so much. take a look at flight radar 24. of seattle, we understand, is now one hour delayed. one hour delayed. so now it'll be just about three hours away from that max jet going back into service. well, what does the man known as the ceo who changed the way the world flies think? if joining us now in a fox business exclusive, former american airlines' ceo robert crandall who served at the help. of american for 13 years and oversaw the purchase, bob, i guess of hundreds of boeing jets. if you were sitting across from boeing's ceo, dave calhoun, right now, what is the first thing you would tell him he must do now? >> i think i would say to him, dave, we all need if boeing. the industry needs boeing, the country needs boeing. finish and all of us are hoping that the remedial efforts that you have undertaken in the last couple days are going to bear fruit. as you say, liz, i bought hundreds of boeing airplanes while i was, had the good fortune to run american airlines, and the fact that boeing expect stamp of quality was everyw

roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: two of the biggest airlines told cbs news the cold here can take a toll on equipment, batteries, and staff. but winter weather elsewhere is also leading to delays and cancelations here. >> reporter: trouble on the rails, too, as crews in chicago worked through the night setting fire to train tracks to get rid of ice build-up. some tesla drivers are struggling to charge their vehicles saying the cold is draining their batteries. >> i've been here for over five hours at this point. >> reporter: the south is also getting hit with unusually frigid conditions. icy roads wreaking havoc in alabama. this semi slipping and sliding along the highway. in houston there's been more than 100 ice-related accidents since midnight. back on the east coast, cities like new york, philadelphia, and washington, d.c., saw their first significant snowfall in more than 700 days. along with those cancelations there have been 500 delays at laguardia airport leaving many travelers stuck here overnight. one group of women standed here for their second night told me they are ti

saberi. what is your opinion, does this actually have a legal basis?k of jurisdiction or not, well, because i want to talk about the issue of surveillance and investigation, it is a separate issue , but i would like to add this footnote that mr. doctor , the constitution is clear about this role of the guardian council, after this role in the presidential election. the republic gives me an example, from bahr hossein in my anxiety to abbas, they answer that there is one reason finally, if it has any indication, it is worth monitoring. there is a problem in the presidency and there are many gaps between the elections of the parliament and the presidency, there is not a single bloc that we can say because there, the constitution has given them such a role . my main issue is that i have four reasons for this opinion that i expressed about the promise in detail about: lack of eligibility. the first reason is the text of the assembly election law . your presence has been mentioned by the board of executive boards, and it says that the governors are obliged t

roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: two at the biggest airlines told cbs news the coldest taking a tollequipment and batteries and staff that have to go outside, but winter weather elsewhere is leading to delays and cancellations here. trouble on the rails too as cruised through chicago set fire to train tracks to get rid of ice build up and some tesla drivers are struggling to charge their vehicles saying the cold is draining their batteries. >> i've been here for over five hours at this point. >> reporter: the south is also getting hit with unusually frigid conditions. icy roads wreaking havoc in alabama. this semislipping and sliding along the highway. in houston there's been more than 100 ice related accident since midnight. back on the east coast, cities like new york, philadelphia, and washington, d.c., saw their first significant snowfall in more than 700 days. along with those cancellations here at laguardia airport, there have also been nearly 500 delays leading men need travelers stuck here overnight. a group of women stranded for their second night told me they are tired and

roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: two of the biggest airlines told cbs news the cold here is takingpment, batteries, and staff who have to work outside. but winter weather elsewhere is also leading to delays and cancellations here. trouble on the rails too as crews in chicago worked through the night setting fire to train tracks to get rid of ice buildup. and some tesla drivers are struggling to charge their vehicles, saying the cold is draining their batteries. >> i've been here for over five hours at this point. >> reporter: the south is also getting hit with unusually frigid conditions. icy roads wreaking havoc in alabama. this semi slipping and sliding along the highway. in houston, there's been more than 100 ice-related accidents since midnight. back on the east coast, cities like new york, philadelphia, and washington, d.c. saw their first significant snowfall in more than 700 days. along with those cancellations here at laguardia airport, there have also been nearly 500 delays, leaving many travelers stuck here overnight. a group of women stranded for their second night told

retail theft, common businesses facing fraud from customers, are fox business kelly saberi live in glenviewtest. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl, this is an adult playground where we are the most i should say biggest independent retailer electronics appliances in the country a little bit of everything i feel like kid in a candy store not to be confused with candy store on the other side, but away we are doing concerning fraud national retail federation says stores lost 101 billion dollars to fraud this past year, we have one to tell us mr. what things they are dealing with what things has store been seeing, tell me why we're here at headphones. >> notorious for fraudulently activity what will happen somebody will buy a pair get them home swap them out with the wrong pair reseal them send back we had fail safes in place we have to trion electronic service department double-check the product make sure we get product we sent out or supposed to be returned. >> how many people do you have working on antifraud in the entire store. >> well 55 alone in security department, then we have multip

jackie: kelry saberi, thank you. >> i think tongue-in-cheek we are is a sanctuary city if you want migrantongue-in-cheek part may be i fell off turnip truck i see a sinister proposal startles out as suggestion becomes a mandate a law, we need to nip this in the bud of all ideas that are potentially out there you heard eric adams talk about it in new york city this is a literally the worst one this cannot happen this needs to be shut down immediately. jackie: i see you fuming over this. >> law enforcement sound like yu problem not a me problem he wants it a my problem for all of is certainly are because the border is a disaster cutting razor wire fences now i have to build a migrant camp in my basement the most absurd -- >> cook three meals a day. >> exactly that is what i found room and board. >> lee? >> almost wonder if it wasn't a joke i am sure remains blank -- sign-up -- i am sure we are seeing more lawlessness not able to solve the problem. >> outrages the true proposal to solve as solution, it -- >> if you live -- >> to a. >> come off as. looked deadly serious. >> i thought so jackie

our kelly saberi reports the company that made and installed the door, spirit aerosystems, is also autiny. are you going to look at who, where the supply chain is here? and, you know, what has been going on with boeing and, you know, the maintenance of these planes? >> yeah. you are exact -- asking exactly the right questions. you used the word harrowing, liz, and that is the right word. it is amazing that no one was seriously injured. it's amazing nobody died. i mean, you've got shutter, you've got iphones, material sucked out this gaping hole. we are lucky that it was not a worse accident. and we've got to make sure that every single person involved is able to answer these questions, and we hold anybody to account that needs to be held do account. i don't want to be repetitive, but with i would also say it's a reminder to congress to do our work. every five years we pass an air auation will. -- bill. it keeps us focused on things like safety, work force and these safety processes. we have -- we are behind. we have not done our work. shame on us. elizabeth: well, congressman, we don

kelly saberi, thank you for that live report from illinois today. well, quick check of your markets, right now the dow and the s&p 500 and also the nasdaq, a little bit of volatility today. we're till lore for the first trading day of the year. that is it for me. you've seen enough of me on television today, i'm sure. you're welcome, i'm done. "making money" is over. charles is back tomorrow and and also liz claman is back. hello, welcome back, lady. [laughter] liz: happy new year! cheryl, it's great to see you. you know, cheryl, everybody's wondering after a glittering 2023 performance by the markets, will we see more score in '24? let's set the stage as we kick off the final hour of trade. dow jones industrials down 84 points, but earlier today it was up, and it hit an intraday record high. really it only needs 21 points of gains for its first record of the new year, but we're kind of far from that. you can see the s&p 500 down 42, the nasdaq's getting clocked pretty hard here, down 305 points, but then it gets worse for the russell. actually, les

roxana saberi spoke with one woman who turned those lonely days into a busy brewery. >> reporter: atis trying to bring beer back to its roots. >> look at that. oh, and look, the pink is in the foam. >> reporter: with the taste of who she is. >> the blue salt. >> the blue salt, yes. it's mild. it's sourced from the middle east. >> reporter: and where her family came from. >> not only being a woman but also having middle eastern descent or parents that emigrated here from iran, i think both factors kind of play into how people see me. >> reporter: before iran's 1979 islamic revolution, about a dozen iranian factories produced beer, vodka, and other liquors. >> all of these things, when the revolution happened were just condemned, and that's when alcohol was prohibited in the country. >> reporter: her grandfather, who emigrated to the u.s. soon after, used to ferment beer in his basement in iran. one day in 2020, her grandmother reminisced out loud she missed the taste of it. >> it sparked the idea to try to brew a batch and see. i figured, oh, well, it can't be that hard. >> it can't b

it was done primarily by me, christopher burnett, and erin saberi and.al leverage, led by bill ackman and other harvard owners. finally, there was the political leverage, led by congresswoman elise stefanik's masterful performance with claudine gay at her hearings. when you put those three elements together, narrative, financial, and political pressure, and you squeeze hard enough, you see the results that we got today, the resignation of america's most powerful academic leader, and quote. there it is, clear as day, christopher ruffo's own words. this crew of strange bedfellows help to bring down the president of harvard not because of who she was or what she did but to advance their own particular causes. i want to go through those causes with you. there was a target on the back of claudine gay since the war of israel and hamas triggered protests on college campuses along with a surge in anti-arab and anti-semitic violence. while these tensions exist on many university campuses, three presidents in particular, claudine gay, elizabeth mitchell of the uni