Trump may hope an 'economic onslaught' will pressure Iran - its leaders are betting otherwise
Trump may hope an 'economic onslaught' will pressure Iran - its leaders are betting otherwise. The KRAK 11 News hour: The World Desk, Criminal Intent, Animals, A Quick Look At Sports. Real stories from named sources, read by Chip Marlowe and Deb Sarkissian.
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KRAK 11 NEWS
Good morning. It is eleven o'clock. This is KRAK 11 News. I am Chip Marlowe.
And I am Deb Sarkissian. This hour on KRAK 11: The World Desk begins with a man dead after a police pursuit ends in a crash that left two women injured.
Criminal Intent will examine Andrew Tate's courtroom defense, where his own lawyers say he rented supercars to appear wealthy online.
Animals has the heron rescue that has now led our countdown for twenty consecutive hours and gained nearly ten million new views in four days.
And A Quick Look at Sports with Magnus Carlsen still unbeaten in the Esports World Cup after sixteen consecutive chess titles.
Plus our two hundred and nineteenth Florida Man Tribute, which involves a helicopter and a way to sell houses that no one else has tried.
That sounds spectacular.
The World Desk is next.
THE WORLD DESK
Good morning. This is the World Desk.
We have six stories this morning. Economic sanctions, measles deaths, an appeal denied, and golf returning from exile.
I like that we cover golf.
You like that we cover anything.
The United States has imposed what it is calling an economic D-Day on Iran. The new sanctions package targets Iranian oil exports, financial institutions, and what the Treasury Department describes as key revenue streams for the regime.
Iran's leaders are calling this business as usual.
They have survived sanctions before. The administration in Washington is betting that the scale of this package will force negotiations. Tehran's response so far has been that economic pressure will not change their position.
Iran shares a border with Iraq and Afghanistan.
Also Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan.
It is a complicated region.
Two people have died of measles in Pennsylvania. Both were unvaccinated adults. Cases in the United States have now reached the highest level since the virus was declared eliminated in the year two thousand.
The Centers for Disease Control says vaccination rates have been declining for several years.
Measles is extremely contagious. One infected person in a room can spread it to nine out of ten unvaccinated people. Health officials in Pennsylvania are now identifying anyone who may have been exposed and urging vaccination for those who have not yet received it.
The virus was eliminated in the United States twenty-five years ago.
The declaration was made in the year two thousand. Cases have been rising steadily since twenty twenty-three as vaccination rates decline.
In golf news, Sir Nick Faldo says players who left for LIV Golf may need to eat humble pie if they want to return to the DP World Tour.
The DP World Tour is what we used to call the European Tour.
LIV Golf is the Saudi-backed league that offered enormous contracts to top players starting in twenty twenty-two. Some of those players are now exploring a return to the traditional tours.
Faldo, who won six major championships, says those players may need to acknowledge they made a mistake before regaining eligibility. He used the phrase eat a bit of humble pie.
I have eaten humble pie.
When?
Nineteen ninety-seven.
That is a long time between servings.
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Coming up in just a few minutes on Criminal Intent, a case that went cold for seventeen years and the phone call that reopened it. You will want to stay with us for that.
We will be right back.
CRIMINAL INTENT
Good morning. Welcome to the Blotter.
Two hundred and twenty Florida Man Tributes and counting.
We stand by every one of them.
Starting with a tribute from August of twenty twenty-four.
Back in August of twenty twenty-four, a real estate agent in Michigan began selling homes from a helicopter while dangling by a harness fifty feet off the ground.
Police say he violated no laws whatsoever.
The FAA confirmed the flight plan was filed correctly. He sold four homes in one afternoon.
Setting the bar high.
Back in December of twenty twenty-four, two men were arrested near Boston Logan Airport after police say they flew drones in restricted airspace over multiple nights.
Prosecutors allege the two ignored warnings from the tower and continued operating the aircraft for nearly forty minutes.
They are charged with trespassing with a dangerous weapon. The FAA considers a drone a dangerous weapon if it is flown where it should not be.
Both suspects were released on bail.
Also back in December of twenty twenty-four, archaeologists in Turkey say they may have discovered the sarcophagus of Saint Nicholas.
The man behind the legend of Santa Claus.
The excavation team found the tomb beneath a church floor during a restoration project. Carbon dating is underway.
No charges have been filed.
That brings our Florida Man Tribute count to two hundred and twenty in forty-four weeks.
We remain proud of each one.
Coming up on KRAK Eleven News - Fisherman Found This Heron Fighting For Its Life has now led the animal countdown for twenty consecutive hours.
We have the new view count and the gap is closing.
Animals - in just a few minutes.
ANIMALS
Good morning. Time now for the Good News Desk, and the KRAK 11 animal countdown.
This is the list of what people are actually watching right now, ranked by how many views a video has gained in the last four days.
The top three have held position since yesterday.
Number one has been number one for twenty hours.
Number three. One hundred and twenty pounds of dog, hiding from ice, behind a two-year-old. Posted by Tiny Boss Big Dog. Four million five hundred and nineteen thousand and forty-eight new views.
Unchanged since the last count.
Number two. When Kindness Goes Both Ways. Posted by Windypaws. Eight million one hundred and fifty-seven thousand one hundred and seventy new views in the last four days.
That one has also held position.
And number one. Fisherman Found This Heron Fighting For Its Life. Posted by Sassy. Nine million nine hundred and ninety-eight thousand four hundred and twenty-eight new views.
That video has now led the KRAK 11 animal countdown for twenty consecutive hours.
Twenty hours.
All three of those are on the KRAK 11 News Reel, and the link is in the description.
Still ahead this morning, a quick look at sports. The Cubs walked it off six to five, and Pete Crow-Armstrong made history doing it.
We will have that when we come back.
A QUICK LOOK AT SPORTS
A quick look at sports.
We have got chess, college football, and a Cubs walk-off that went down to the wire.
Six to five is a good way to close it out.
Magnus Carlsen has won his seventeenth consecutive Esports World Cup chess title. That is seventeen in a row. He remains unbeaten in the tournament since it began.
College football. Yahoo Sports has Ohio State ranked number four in their preseason top twenty-five. The Buckeyes are looking to beat Michigan and win the playoff.
And Pete Crow-Armstrong made history in the Cubs walk-off win over the White Sox, six to five. That is how you close out a ballgame.
That is sports. Coming up at the top of the hour on KRAK 11 News, we have breaking developments on the Reno wildfire and new federal sanctions targeting Iran.
We will see you then.
Reporting behind this episode
- Trump may hope an 'economic onslaught' will pressure Iran - its leaders are betting otherwise
- LIV returnees should 'eat humble pie' - Faldo
- Two unvaccinated people die of measles in Pennsylvania
- 'Heli realtor' sets a high bar in real estate market with unique sales stunts
- Possible drone sightings latest: Ohio military base, arrests near Boston airport
- 'Santa Claus' sarcophagus believed to be discovered during excavation project
- Fisherman Found This Heron Fighting For Its Life
- When Kindness Goes Both Ways.
- 120 Pounds of Dog. Hiding From Ice. Behind a Two-Year-Old.
- Andrew Tate pretended to be 'uberwealthy', his lawyer says