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ian. _ over safety online. i was about to ask you, ian, whether _ over safety online.bout to ask you, ian, whether it's a - over safety online. i was about to | ask you, ian, whether it's a better thing that could big companies are in charge and controlling the roll—out of this extremely powerful technology for the a very good point, the big companies that have had charge of social media, meta and twitter, tiktok in these big companies they've not done a very good job of that. so maybe we would be better going in the other way. they've done a horrible job of it. social_ they've done a horrible job of it. social media has basically regulated it self. _ social media has basically regulated it self, which meant it has no itself, which meant it has no interest— itself, which meant it has no interest in_ it self, which meant it has no interest in taking responsibility for the — interest in taking responsibility for the well—being of either the people — for the well—being of either the people that are on their platforms or at the _ people that are on their platforms or at th

our guest contributor today is ian hodson who joins us via skype. ian is lifelong trade unionist and the long-standing president of the bakers union. when the labor party threatened him with expulsion because of his connections to opponents of the parties witchunt against socialists and palestine campaigners is union voted to disaffiliate from the party. welcome to the show. david, what do you know about this arms company rafael and its activities in the united kingdom? so raffael is directly owned by the uh government of the state of israel, so-called state of israel, and it has a subsidiary in this country called peerson engineering, which is based in newcastle uh, and it - if you look at its website and it's activities in the uk, it talks about all these weapons it makes and the uh missile defense systems, the drone systems, etc. etc. and so it's engaged in producing the means to kill palestinians essentially uh, in newcastle, and uh, it should be, you should be shut down as a as i should all these israely armsfs? yeah, no, indeed. well, ian, um,

and ian was like, i'm tired of talking, mom. my favorite thing about myself is being ian's mom.play, at regina's red carpet events. i thought about him when you were on the stage at the oscars, because you were wearing orange. that's his favorite color. >> yes. >> i remember he would escort you. >> yeah, yeah. >> are there moments where he was always there with you physically, that -- not as a trigger, but -- >> oh, it's a trigger. >> is it? >> absolutely. absolutely. so sometimes it will trigger is just laughter. most times, as of recent, it triggers a smile. but sometimes the absence, his absence, is really loud. >> regina admits she still struggles with acceptance. >> sometimes, you know, it's lot of guilt comes over me. when a parent loses a child, you still wonder, what could i have done so that wouldn't have happened? i know that i share this grief with everyone. but no one else is ian's mom, you know? only me. it's mine. the sadness will never go away. it will always be with me. i think i saw somewhere, the sadness is a reminder of how much he means to me. you know? >> ha

our guest contributor today is ian hodson who joins us via skype. ian is lifelong trade unionist and the long-standing president of the bakers union. when the labour party threatened him with expulsion because of his connections to opponents of the parties witchunt against socialists and pro-palestine campaigners is union voted to disaffiliate from the party. welcome to the show. david, what do you know about this arms company raphael and his activities in the united kingdom? so rafael is directly owned by the, uh government of the state of israel, so-called state of israel, and it has a subsidiary in this country called peerson engineering, which is based in newcastle uh, and it if you look its website and its activities in the uk, it talks about all these weapons it makes and the missile defense systems, the drone systems, etc. etc. and so it's engaged in producing the means to kill palestinians essentially uh in newcastle and uh it should be, it should be shut down as as as all these is really armsfs, yeah, no indeed, well, ian, um, what's your o

yeah, no, indeed. well, ian, um, what's your opinion of of john hunton's record then as as a minister? after. and chris, mean obviously um his record obviously was very much a blaire loyalist uh, it was putting positions - where he could obviously influence policy in the direction um of the government and it seems that when he stopped being uh inside the labour party is is taking up role uh for the conservative government too in directing uh britain's involvement um and contributions to to people's ward efforts around the world. i think uh, i think his uh voting record speaks for itself in in what he thinks about humanity and and uh how what what value he puts on life? yeah, no, no, certainly does, but then david, i mean, would it be fair then to describe uh, john hunton as as a sort of foreign agent of sorts, don't you think? well, we we see this kind of thing on the show quite a lot and people sometimes object, but but look, he he's working directly, he's a director of a firm which is directly owned. uh by by design of entity, i mean it's it's hard to put it any more straightforward

for now, what is this, i’ll take a look, ian, where are you going, i’ll just look, don’t go, please,her is here, i’ll come now. do you think he's still here? you have to move, you shouldn’t hang around. hello, police, a man was just killed at an abandoned construction site, write down the address, it means you wanted to do the right thing, like a law-abiding citizen, you were stupid, now you’ve wised up, so what happened next? look who's there. and it was a scar, and you hadn’t seen it before, no, i didn’t serve in the police before, i was on leave due to injury, you’re a member of the special forces, you shoot well, they say not bad, so we ’re lucky? and you are a valuable personnel, so what happened next? will hit the car, last seen here kuznetsova? yes, now we’ll have to search around shirokoy, guzeev and rubaninov, they were all killed in this area, they say that this is a serial killer, a beautiful version, but unlikely, it’s unlikely that a serial killer chooses an agent as his victim, most likely it’s a killer. hello, okay, accepted, they confirmed that they saw a man being ki

ian, you know, one china. ian, you know, one liners, great quotes.re did the elephant giving birth to the mouse come from ? the mouse come from? >> well, it just popped into my head as i was watching this tortuous procedure when i couldn't understand why they'd hiked this all up over the weekend, only to discover that it's a tiny thing they're doing. the company, the entity, by the way, is tiny. i mean, it's literally a few few hundred thousand in terms of turnover and tiny of people. so and tiny number of people. so really pathetic and very small when we very well that . and when we know very well that. and here's where luke and i are together, because we both formed ipac, the inter—parliamentary alliance from china together, i've sanctioned . six other i've been sanctioned. six other of my colleagues in parliament have been sanctioned, and your family sanctioned too, and family are sanctioned too, and all are sanctioned all the families are sanctioned at time. that does at the same time. and that does cause have cause difficulties. we have no idea

in 2023, sir ian livingstone, whilst chief constable of police scotland, spoke of the misogyny in theevidence exists that the abduction, rape and murder of emma caldwell, and the subsequent rapes of women, might have been prevented or at least disrupted had allegations against packer been investigated. the family were angry to read reports in the newspapers today that the crown offices delete my office found... such a conclusion is insulting to the family and contrasts sharply with the evidence presented by former police officers up presented by former police officers up their investigation into ian packer being sabotaged in order to pursue a false allegation against four turkish men. women not only live in fear of violence every day, they live in fear of those who police us, the fear of not being believed or being dismissed, as emma was, and the fear of abuse by men in power. these are realfears, not imagined, and sadly there are all too many examples of police officers assaulting men and —— women and children. how many women have to die or be right before our police service and crim

granddad, ian, dad, shaun, and now the latest to shine, ten—year—old granddaughter raphy.essible girls football is now at grassroots. and dad and granddad were impressed by what they saw this week as raphy played in a school tournament, scoring a superb solo goal, followed by a celebration they seemed to recognise. i remember saying i like football because my daddy does it. aw! commentator: and shaun wright-phillips. .. _ i watched some of the videos. my mum showed them to me. they were amazing. and some of granddad. what, they've even got an archive of granddad?! they laugh. who's got the best skills out of the three of you, then? mm...granddad. he didn't do any skills, he just put the ball in the back of the net. she knows! she's the wise one here. it's just amazing because they're all supportive and itjust gives me a little boost to play football. i'm just proud simply— because she wants to play and she's got such a love and energy, and just enthusiastic- about the game. the first time i realised she was very sporty is when i took her to the beach and there was slides a

we are located in the parish of ian of kronstatt and ian. bell ringing business, it was the bell ringersrtment at the theological school in the city of minsk. in the year i found a place in minsk where they teach, i graduated in the twentieth year. and came to this temple, because at that time there were not enough bell ringers, they called me, but somehow i stayed here, i have settled down, i already consider it a second home, ringing is, first of all, a great joy for me, and the joy is so healing, i can even say that when you feel not very good both morally and physically, after the belfry you are a completely different person, you are renewed, i don’t know how it works, well , basically, probably... you do something for people, for the lord, this is this small, that small thing that i can do for god, so let’s say, i used to come to church. mostly to ask for something, but now i come to say thank you more often. when you arrive at the church, you feel a friendly atmosphere; the parishioners and the priest are ready to help and support everyone who has come in search of their spiritual

and ian says this.ure and questioning whether they can trust the palace, use their own unedhed trust the palace, use their own unedited photos as their profile picture, or instead hide behind edited, cropped or filter photographs . if indeed they use photographs. if indeed they use a picture of themselves at all. please can we lay off the princess and get a life ? do you princess and get a life? do you know what, ian? i think you speak for many people when you say that. why can't we just enjoy. look at it. it's a wondrous photograph and. okay, it's been badly edited. we it's been badly edited. don't we all from time to time all do that from time to time now? there's lots more still to come now and 5:00. come between now and 5:00. i'll bnng come between now and 5:00. i'll bring throughout show, bring you throughout the show, including all the latest reaction to our top story. of course, that's anderson's course, that's lee anderson's spectacularly defecting from the conservatives. who could conservatives

ian cull explains. >> sunnyvale public safety show the press several videos of last saturday's deadly officer involved shooting with a 19- year-old was killed. >> sunnyvale department of public safety takes any loss of life very seriously. spent the first shooting by an officer in sunnyvale in seven years. the chief releasing dispatch audio showing that the man called 911 telling the operator a naked man was walking around a mobile home park with a kitchen knife. >> what is he doing? >> walking around with a knife. >> the department released dash cam and body cam footage showing officers repeatedly ordering the men to drop a knife, the chief says after walking away he turned and walked right at the officer. >> drop the knife. suck the video pauses right before the shooting when he appears to start running toward the officer holding what appears to be a knife. >> stop right there. >> this is an active investigation. we are limited on what we can say. as you can see the videos attempted multiple methods of de-escalation. >> the victim's mother spoke with our sister station telemundo. sh

we have seen some low scores already on saturday, ian, i | scores already on saturday, ian, i wonderhelping things? i think it is a little bit of both. some burns with a 65 has really lit up some burns with a 65 has really lit up sawgrass in the early stages and put himself on the fringes of contending that i think you are right to highlight the conditions this year. there is not the sub air system to suck the moisture out of the greens that we have had in the past at tpc sawgrass so the green is softer than i think the organisers would have wanted. an awful lot of rain last weekend and that is still being felt so the players, if they are in position, they can play target golf and go low. thank you ve much target golf and go low. thank you very much indeed, _ target golf and go low. thank you very much indeed, commentary l target golf and go low. thank you i very much indeed, commentary with ian and the team from sawgrass from 7:30pm on five live sports extra this evening. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... br

, there was no need, it’s not discussed, ian, i say, this one is like, as you can say, i can, then lete illegal drug khlystovy, do you confirm this? yes confirm. in return, you received a million euros and asked khlystova to launder it. so? yes, received it, asked for it. this was the same kilogram of the substance that you withheld from the investigation, right? no. what exactly did it consist of? depression , were prescribed as a means of obesity and you know that this substance was previously sold in pharmacies in different countries, all this is of course very informative, but i would like to get an answer to my question: did you take this substance izulik, yes, you took izulik, and you sold, i made a deal with a single person for a million euros, but it was part of... a police operation, what kind of police operation? i'm interested in why do you hate him so much? he ruined my life, i was a good jockey, took prizes, and for the sake of a big win, he arranged everything so that my marquis became lame, i was injured by incompatible jockeying, why did you go to work for him? well, i

i am ian livingstone and i took over of - ian livingstone and i took over of command — ian livingstone of operation kenova late last year, having retired as scotland's chief constable in august of 2025 _ scotland's chief constable in august of 2023. since the inception of operation kenova, i have worked alongside — operation kenova, i have worked alongside chief constable jon boutcher. initially as part of the operation — boutcher. initially as part of the operation kenova independent group and then_ operation kenova independent group and then later as chair of the operation kenova governance board. i therefore _ operation kenova governance board. i therefore have a good understanding of the _ therefore have a good understanding of the complex work carried out and the challenges faced. i fully endorse the findings and recommendations in today's report and it_ recommendations in today's report and it is_ recommendations in today's report and it is only right that they are presented — and it is only right that they are presented byjon boutcher this presented by jon boutcher this morning

he's been speaking to our political correspondent ian watson. 0ne correspondent ian watson. go bankrupt in the next year. they want hard cash, can you guarantee that the first year of the labour comparing that counsel will get more resources under you than the getting out from the conservatives? i am very worried _ out from the conservatives? i am very worried at — out from the conservatives? i am very worried at the _ out from the conservatives? i am very worried at the state - out from the conservatives? i am very worried at the state of - out from the conservatives? i —.n very worried at the state of our local councils after 1a years of this tory chaos. they've been underfunded and different political makeup of councils are all struggling. 0f makeup of councils are all struggling. of course it will inherit that problem along with many other problems. i do think there are things that can be done. for example, the short—term financial settlements in place don't work for the many council leaders will say that means even the money i do have i can't use effectively. there isn'

barnaby webber, grace 0'malley kumar, and ian coates were killed by valdo calocane lastjune but the cps'ss guilty plea of manslaughter, as opposed to prosecuting him for murder, caused outrage among the victims' families. louisa pilbeam has the story. ian coates, barnaby webber, and grace 0'malley—kumar were stabbed to death in violent attacks in nottingham. their families were expecting their killer to be tried for murder. when we went to nottingham, the day after barney had been murdered, and the very first person we saw was the chief constable, and her first words to us were, "don't worry, we've got him, he's going down." and i think i, foolishly, took it verbatim that the criminaljustice system would do the right thing. valdo calocane was initially charged with three counts of murder and the attempted murder of three others. police, stay where you are! shown here being arrested by police, calocane was assessed by five psychiatrists, who agreed his severe mental illness meant he had a partial defence of diminished responsibility. the crown prosecution service accepted that plea. he was

into next week, ian area of low pressure moves to the east.uk. temperature is pretty typicalfor the time of year. for the rest of the time of year. for the rest of the week, southern and eastern areas should remain largely dry. there will be some spells of sunshine, temperatures actually rising. for the west remains unsettled, outbreaks of rain at times. temperatures slightly above the average as we go through the week. bye—bye. live from london, this is bbc news. the eu says a maritime aid corridor from cyprus to gaza could open in the coming hours. these are live pictures from larnaca where they are loading the first ship. an urgent search continues in northern nigeria to find nearly 300 school children abducted by gunmen. the abducted by gunmen. state governor says at least children the state governor says at least 28 children who were kidnapped from the school on thursday have managed to escape. a london fertility clinic has its operation licence suspended after "significant concerns" were raised over errors in the freezing of embryos. the

barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar, and ian coates were killed by valdo calocane last june but theof manslaughter, as opposed to prosecuting him for murder, caused outrage among the victims�* families. louisa pilbeam has the story. ian coates, barnaby webber, and grace o'malley—kumar were stabbed to death in violent attacks in nottingham. their families were expecting their killer to be tried for murder. when we went to nottingham, the day after barney had been murdered, and the very first person we saw was the chief constable, and her first words to us were, "don't worry, we've got him, he's going down." and i think i foolishly took it verbatim that the criminaljustice system would do the right thing. valdo calocane was initially charged with three counts of murder and the attempted murder of three others. police, stay where you are! shown here being arrested by police, calocane was assessed by five psychiatrists, who agreed his severe mental illness meant he had a partial defence of diminished responsibility. the crown prosecution service accepted that plea. he was instead charge

we are seeing some of it now at the moment, ian, trying to keep one eye on that and one eye on you at? bier? with the start he has made? very much so. with the start he has made? very much s0- he _ with the start he has made? very much so. he talked _ with the start he has made? very much so. he talked in _ with the start he has made? - much so. he talked in the build—up to this championship about the difficulty that he has been having with his approach play. the driving has been trademarked brilliant of late, but approaching the green has been tricky. three fantastic approaches in his first three holes have yielded birdies. now about to embark on his 5th hole. he is sharing the lead with the american package, and has an opponent also 3—under par who has already patted an eagle. 3-under par who has already patted an eaule. . ~ i. afterfinishing 7th in his first formula one start in saudi arabia filling in for the absent carlos sainz, british ferrari driver 0llie bearman is targeting a full—time seat in 2025. team—mate charles leclerc believes it's only a matter of time before the 18—y

in west lancashire, ian spent months making detailed records of his neighbour�*s verbal abuse to passhould be burnt alive. ian�*s elderly neighbour is convinced he is running loud washing machines from inside his house and she shouts and bangs on the wall all hours of the day and night to complain. the police investigate and visit and decide it is not a criminal act so they walk away and say it is for the council to respond and the council say this is a police matter. it is not malicious on her part, it is just her age and her health. 80% of victims of antisocial behaviour were told the incidents cannot be classed as crimes. that�*s according to the charity victim support, they want this group to be recognised under the new victims and prisoners bill so they have certain rights. while ian feels he has fallen through the cracks, the government is hoping the roll—out of more schemes like this one in blackpool will go some way to making people in other communities feel safer. highfive? eleanor lawrie, bbc news. police officers, firefighters and other public servants who die in the line o

wait, so you were fired, so your lawyer told you, ian, what happened?nice, yana vladimirovna, let’s go out and finish here, of course, okay, your mother had a micro-infarction, her condition is now stable, but there may be a complication, yeah , we'll watch her for a few days, i can help with something, try to calm down, why did this happen, exactly... i can't, there are many factors, age, fatigue, nerves, she 'll sleep until tomorrow , go home, okay, let's go. let's go, let's go, carefully, and excuse me, please, you are her doctor, and do you know the patient? i know her mother, great, but can you contact her? yes, what happened? got hit by a car, she needs help, and urgently. there is a threat of miscarriage, that she is pregnant, yes, but she has neither policy, no registration, we need at least some information, yes, of course, i’ll get it, but everything will be fine, yes, i can’t promise you anything, it all depends on how the body will cope with the consequences of an accident with so much alcohol in the blood, i understood, vital, go to kinderg

in west lancashire, ian scott spent months making detailed records of his neighbour's verbal abuse toe and the council. i hear, "shut up, shut up." i have been told i am rotten. i am being told i should be burnt alive. ian's elderly neighbour is convinced he is running loud washing machines inside his house, and she shouts and bangs on the wall all hours of the day and night to complain. the police investigate and visit and decide it is not a criminal act so they walk away and say it is for the council to respond and the council say this is a police matter. it is not malicious on her part, it is just her age and her health. 80% of victims of antisocial behaviour were told the incidents cannot be classed as crimes. according to the charity victim support, who want this group to be recognised under the new victims and prisoners bill so they have certain rights. while ian feels he has fallen through the cracks, the government is hoping the roll—out of more schemes like this one in blackpool will go some way to making people in other communities feel safer. highfive? eleanor lawrie, bbc n

antonovich, ian antonovich, and ian antonovich, of course, after this foreign policy victory, especiallya, yes, catherine, of course, strengthened her position on the throne, then she had... so this was one of the elements of the information war of that time that was against catherine, to cover, of course, the entire catherine era we here we can’t help you with the wrong format, but... besides, we sometimes forget that the catherine era is different stages, it was a brilliant beginning, an absolutely excellent continuation of catherine’s maturity , unfortunately, a rather sad, so to speak, end of the catherine era , because here we will have to remember such a corrupt, depraved court and court, and then... at the end of the life of the french revolution, and the fate of rododishchego innovikovo, nevertheless, of course, catherine did a lot for russia , which is what we actually talked about today, this there was a historical podcast russia west on swings pyotr romanov and sergey solovyov, it was a historical podcast, study history with us, all episodes of the historical podcast, all epis

which we, of course, will not pay attention, we will continue to do our job, let’s move to the front, ianin is in direct contact with us, assistant to the head of the donetsk people's republic, yan dmitrievich, hello, of course we are afraid to jinx it, but daily successes in terms of delivering high-precision strikes cannot but be encouraging, today there are three helicopters at once. plus patriot, the day before another hymers, 2 days ago hymers, before that again patreot sams s300, what kind of work was done? yes, hello, the latest, just the news from the front, just what you mentioned, this is the defeat of the whole, a whole line of foreign domestic equipment, the armed forces of ukraine, this is connected. with brilliant interaction between military branches, such as reconnaissance, aerospace forces and artillery. naturally, the infantry finishes the job on the ground. first of all, this is precisely the coherence of actions that we have achieved over these 2 years of military operations; now all targets are hit literally within minutes of their detection. and as i understand it, t

. ~ , didn't let them know in time to ian, ~ , ., . ., didn't let them know in time to ian, ~y ., , didn'tet them know in time to plan. my reaction is today is glad the re ort plan. my reaction is today is glad the report is _ plan. my reaction is today is glad the report is finally _ plan. my reaction is today is glad the report is finally out, - plan. my reaction is today is glad the report is finally out, and - plan. my reaction is today is glad the report is finally out, and with parliament. parliament actually decided to take the action to increase the state pension age for women, and they didn't do the job properly. the department for work and pensions should have told us and they didn't. find and pensions should have told us and the didn't. �* �* ., they didn't. and iti'm important? 270,000 they didn't. and iti'm important? 270.000 of— they didn't. and iti'm important? 270.000 of us — they didn't. and iti'm important? 270,000 of us have _ they didn't. and iti'm important? 270,000 of us have died - they didn't. and iti'm important? 270,000 of us have died since i they didn't. and iti'

i am ian from gainsborough _ us bounce round. i am ian from gainsborough i _ us bounce round.o like to us bounce round. i am ian from - gainsborough i could who like to ask the conservative mp to do with the standing _ the conservative mp to do with the standing charges of gas and electric, _ standing charges of gas and electric, it is ridiculous. that is what you _ electric, it is ridiculous. that is what you pay. _ electric, it is ridiculous. that is what you pay. it _ electric, it is ridiculous. that is what you pay, it is _ electric, it is ridiculous. that is what you pay, it is like - electric, it is ridiculous. that is what you pay, it is like your. electric, it is ridiculous. that is| what you pay, it is like your line rental in a way, doesn't matter how much you use you have to pay that? exactly. in london it is probably 30 pence _ exactly. in london it is probably 30 pence a _ exactly. in london it is probably 30 pence a day— exactly. in london it is probably 30 pence a day cheaper than what it is herer _ pence a day cheaper than what it is here and — pence a day chea

ian lee, cbs news, underground in wales. >> and they even have wi-fi. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. first thing tomorrow "sunday morning" with jane paulie, then it's face the nation. margaret brennen's guests include guests like vice president mike pence. i'm nancy chen in new york. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, a terrifying scene on san francisco's streets, two people are dead, three more hurt after a car crash bod a bus stop. >> there's a car over there, and he said that she was just flying. >>> and a major east bay thoroughfare shut down. when 680 will be back open. >>> and thousands in the saint patrick's day parade. i'm brian hackney. >>> and i'm andrea nakano. we are learning more about this tragic accident that killed two and hospitalized three others in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. >> one of the victims a child pronounced dead at the scene. police say a single car crashed into the bus stop. there's no word on exactly what happened, but you can see a damaged whi

ian says sooner the better. this country is treading water.a few people out there in the country agree with you, although michelle says, why are labour so desperate for an election? have no election? they seem to have no plans for power, suppose plans for power, and i suppose looking at the polls, perhaps no plans preferable to the plans might be preferable to the current according current plans. according to at least sizeable chunk of the least a sizeable chunk of the electorate. but that's all to be fought out over the coming months , and maybe quite a few months, and maybe quite a few months, and maybe quite a few months to come. but let's months still to come. but let's turn that could turn to an issue that could become much, larger become much, much larger in those months. we near those coming months. as we near that election . angela rayner is that election. angela rayner is the leader of the labour the deputy leader of the labour party , and her tax affairs party, and her tax affairs simply won't go away. she's saying that she will not

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ian says sooner the better. this country is treading water.ite a few people out there in the country agree with you, although michelle says, why are labour so desperate for an election? have no election? they seem to have no plans for power, suppose plans for power, and i suppose looking at the polls, perhaps no plans preferable to the plans might be preferable to the current according current plans. according to at least sizeable chunk of the least a sizeable chunk of the electorate. but that's all to be fought out over the coming months , and maybe quite a few months, and maybe quite a few months, and maybe quite a few months to come. but let's months still to come. but let's turn that could turn to an issue that could become much larger become much, much larger in those months. we near those coming months. as we near that election . angela rayner is that election. angela rayner is the leader of the labour the deputy leader of the labour party , and her tax affairs party, and her tax affairs simply won't go away. she's saying that she will n

ian cole is keeping a close eye on what the supreme court is doing this afternoon, we are tracking other stories including not enough cooks in the kitchen, the staffing shortages at schools all over the bay area . marion fabbro is looking into this problem. >>> he now has a running mate, robert kennedy junior picks his vp, we will tell you about her deep ties to the bay area. there's some rain headed our way, this is a live look at satellite radar. as you see a storm building in the pacific, we are tracking it. she will let us know when the rain will hit the bay area. let's begin with the story that's captivating the nation's attention today. the catastrophic crash in maryland that has destroyed that entire bridge you see right there. the ship had just taken off from the port of baltimore around 1:28 in the morning eastern time. it slammed into a support column, causing the entire span to collapse into the river below, a construction crew was on that bridge fixing potholes at the moment of impact, two people were pulled from the water, one of them seriously injured. at this hour, search

our ian cole is talking to police and nevers who will be joining us shortly. we are also tracking other stories on this tuesday and a smoke break in, and escape in a daily crash. we will show you how it all played out today. also bringing speed cameras to san francisco, they dangerous stretches of road where city eaters plan to track them. it has been a huge hit, the observation wheel, have you taken a spin yet? the reason your chances just went up. let's go ahead and begin with the search for a command in pleasant hill, someone shot and killed a man and injured another at an apartment complex. ian cole is live at the scene perez with the latest with investigators. what are you learning? >> yes, investors said the two veterans shot multiple times just before noon in the series and it was described as a quiet neighborhood. investigators on the scene here about point have areas after it taken, a section of the complex is part of the investigation. of this happening oft when bridge circle near jfk university. today we are told a 57-year-old victim died and anothe

ian cull spoke with both sides and joins us now. what are the main issues? >> this is something we have seen nurses negotiating contracts, this is the biggest problem including understaffing and pay. negotiations on a new contract began in august, but last month the talks dragged on with 97% of the registered nurse professional association voting to strike which will involve nurses at three santa clara county hospitals. the strike is set for april 2 through the fourth and the union says most units are chronically understaffed leading to nurses working longer hours and handling more patients. the union says it is pushing back on a proposal that would require nurses to rotate between hospitals. >> moving nurses from one hospital to another is unsafe for the patient and the nurse. we will not be able to understand what patient needs are and what the doctors expect because the policies vary. >> were we able to hear from the county? if so, what have they said and also we heard about understaffing, what about nurse pay? >> first the county leaders held a post conf

now, ian cull joins us. after talking with the chief and the man's family, start with what police are saying. >> the department shared several videos and some may find them disturbing. the body cam footage edited by the department pauses before the officer fires the fatal shot, sunnyvale police releasing dash cam and witness video showing officers repeatedly ordering the 19-year- old to drop a knife during a confrontation last weekend. the chief says he kept walking away before turning and heading right at the officer which is when the officer fired twice. the chief says at this point he cannot share his views on what happened. >> this is an active investigation to are limited on what we can say. as you can see the officers attempted multiple methods of de-escalation. >> i understand the family of the men shot and killed is speaking out, what are they saying? >>'s sister spoke with our sister station and she says she is heartbroken and it never should happen. esmeralda perez says it was unnecessary, they sho

ian, can you take us through what happened here? >> san jose man was badly beaten inside of a bar. he was okay, but police edify the man begin building a case but just last week, six suspects were arrested in simultaneous s.w.a.t. raids from san jose to southern california, as police executed a search warrant, officers seized 16 illegal guns, ghost gun parts, and a 3-d printer along with kilograms of cocaine, meth, ecstasy, and $80,000 in cash. >> these individuals are dangerous, as we saw in the home, firearms, drugs, enlargements of cash. in any case, the most important part is that we were able to upend the suspect. >> ian, this case started in san jose, but i understand a number of agencies are involved? >> yeah, sf pd says this group was the target of an international narcotics and litigation as well, they did not expand on that, however, and while this is an assault case, we know the fbi and customs and border patrol also assisted, police departments in garden grove and santa ana dissipated in the grave. christiansen was booked into a southbay jail. we spoke with an east san

ian's elderly neirhbour should be burnt alive. ian's elderly neighbour is _ should be burnt alive.vestigate a veranda visit and decide - complain. the police investigate a veranda visit and decide it - complain. the police investigate a veranda visit and decide it is i complain. the police investigate a veranda visit and decide it is not i complain. the police investigate a| veranda visit and decide it is not a criminal act, so they walk away and see it is for the council to respond. the council say this might be a threat and it is a police matter. it is not malicious on his part, it isjust matter. it is not malicious on his part, it is just her matter. it is not malicious on his part, it isjust her age and health. 80% of victims of antisocial behaviour told there incidents not behaviour told there incidents not be classed as crimes. that is according to the charity victim support you want the group to be recognised under the victim presents bills they certain rights. ian feels he has fallen under the cracks that the government hopes rolling up more schemes like this one in blackpo

here his nbc bay area's ian cole. >> reporter: governor newsom spent the morning talking with leaders campaigning for prop one an issue he's been working on for five years but also one that's been decades in the making. >> the governor joined other political heavyweights including san francisco's male to lobby voters onto the city's biggest issues. dental health and homelessness. >> we need to stabilize people and deal with the underlying reasons they are out on the streets. the reason they are's mouth -- self-medicating. >> we have people who need that care and support. >> newsom said it's a problem democrats have has been trying to fix state senate malik leader brian jones is among those urging them to reject the plan. >> this state has a dismal track record for spending the bonds on the things they are supposed to be spending them on. water and infrastructure and high-speed rail are a few examples. >> senator jones that he agrees with most of the items the governor wants to fund but says the proposal is too expensive especially now with the state facing a daunting deficit. >> if th

ian says the whole campaign was only 3 months long. he's excited to have some more time between now and november. if he advances, he says some of his campaign's focus is our affordable health care. a woman's right to choose and climate change. he says he's represented 14 of 15 of the cities and towns in this district and he believes that gives him an advantage over his opponent. >> i'm really looking forward to chance to have more of a person, the person campaign, whether that's going door to door, whether it's in small group conversations in somebody's living this 3 months, great. we've all just been through and we all had the same calendar, really did not lend itself to that. so a lot of emphasis expensive communication, tv media, a direct you know, all that has its place, but nothing takes the place of really being in touch with the folks that you aspire represent us. >> some indian is running to fill the silicon valley seat that has been held by representative anna eshoo for more than 3 decades. this election will be going to a run

ian cull joins us now. let's start with the race to replace ana is retiring. field full of political heavyweights and where do things stand? >> reporter: well it is not over yet. it depends who you ask. first off a former san jose mayor has a lead at the top but there is a battle who will face against him in the general election. supervisor joe simitian and they are confident the result will hold and he is looking to november. but evan low says there is a lot of counting left to do and outstanding ballots to change the outcome. i spoke with officials in the south bay and they have nearly 150,000 votes left to count along the with others postmarked by yesterday. but just a note here, not all of those votes will be in this congressional race. however, today, both say they are confident they will be facing off in november. >> i want to see a campaign. i want to see a competition of ideas and so that we bring the best ideas forward both to address homelessness and the other challenges we all face in our communities like the high cost of utilities. >> in addition t

ian cull has reaction from airline experts. first, sergio quintana has the details of the bizarre incident. >> reporter: that united airlines flight headed to japan took off from san francisco runway 28 right. the runway ends on the other side of this parking lot. the tire, as it came off of the jet, as was mentioned, it landed on a couple of cars and balanced and landed in the slot right here which is a rental car lot. i did speak with an employee who happened to be outside when it happened. he says, it is not unusual to hear the roar of the chances they are taking off from the runway. it is very unusual however, to hear a loud crunch as the tire smashed into cars. this is the exact moment the tire from that united boeing 777 came off the rear landing gear, just seconds after the airplane took off. you can see it drop just before the rest of the landing gear was retracted. you can see the end of the runway is right there. the tire from the airplane came off just as the big 777 took off. it landed on these two cars and the fenc

ian cull was the only reporter in the courtroom. >> the mother of the three-year- old, as well as uncle and grandfather face felony charges of child abuse leading to death as prosecutors began laying out evidence against them. the preliminary hearing finally began in the case of a young girl killed in what police call an exorcism like ritual. she is identified only as aureli dough . one of the lead investigators took the stand to describe his interviews with the defendants seen in video from past hearings. cameras were not allowed in court. he said the girls mother claudia hernandez told him god had taken her child because aureli was possessed with a demon. it was hard saying everything will be okay and we won't be found guilty. in the interview it says she killed her daughter but did not mean to and that grandfather described how he held the girls tightly across to his chest for two hours saying she was acting like the girl in the movie the exorcist but the grandfather says it was not an exorcism even though they were trying to rid her of being possessed. none of the defendants tried a

here is ian cull. >> reporter: today, counting continues at the santa clara county registrar of voters while the initial results are in there are 145,000 ballots left to be counted. one of the biggest and closest races is the one to replace retiring congresswoman. with the top two moving on to november, former san jose mayor is in the lead. >> i want to see a campaign of ideas. i want to see a competition of ideas. and so that we can bring the best ideas forward both to address homelessness and the many other challenges we all face in our communities like the high cost of utilities. >> reporter: right behind him in the county supervisor his team believed the trajectory will finish in the top two so he is looking on to november. >> in addition to representing 14 of the 15 cities in the district, which means i know their views, values and needs, i'm also the only experienced legislator in the race who has taken on big issues. >> reporter: earlier today assemblymember evan low was within 2,000 votes and said he is hopeful he can close the gap, especially with so many votes left. >> older

ian cull was in the courtroom where he says it came down to untested dna evidence. >> nearly 20 years after being convicted, scott peterson appeared in court from newell creek state prison. now at 51 he only spoke to the judge a few times, mostly to confirm he could hear the proceeding. peterson was convicted of killing his wife laci and their unborn son , and dumping them into the san francisco bay. their bodies washed ashore months later, but now a group called the los angeles innocence project has taken up peterson's case saying that they believe there is evidence that points to another killer. in fact, they suggest laci may have been killed by the same people who broke into a house across the street around the time she was first reported missing. now they want to review evidence that did not make it into court during the first trial. >> mister peterson has been waiting 20 years to find some of these police reports and audio recordings and video recordings that should've been provided. >> the second key vocal focal point, he burned van with a stained mattress found in modesto the m

now we are just absolutely flourishing. >> reporter: morgan hill, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> up next at 6:00, the group trying to recall alameda county district attorney is speaking out after its efforts failed. the recent taylor price, the da isn't out of danger of being recalled. >>> a top honor for the women of world war ii. the nation getting ready to celebrate rosie the riveter. we will hear from one rosie in the east bay set to receive the award. >>> a beautiful night out here in downtown livermore. currently 69, under sunny skies and calm winds. we zip down to 50s by 9:00 and 10:00. more looks at your weekend forecast and two huge st. patrick's day events this weekend. i will see you back here in six minutes. >>> could a seat just switch send an airliner into a nosedive? >>> damien from milburn connect to a far right militia movement is facing life in prison for killing an oakland court officer. the shooting happened in 2020. robert justice junior and former air force sergeant stephen kariya killed federal security officer david underwood. another officer was hurt. today,

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our ian cole takes a look at prop 1 and what you need to know before heading to the polls. also a new idea to tackle san jose's housing crunch and how when peter dickson led my platoon into combat jose's housing crunch and how it will help people get into in afghanistan, he cared about two things: completing the mission, and making sure his marines came home. and we all did. pete's always fought for what he believes in, and i know he'll do the same in congress for affordable housing, the rights of women, and the democracy he swore to protect. because helping people who need it has always been pete's mission. and i know he'll get it done. next generation veteran fund is responsible for the content of this ad. "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the c

live in gilroy, ian cull . >>> the race to fill the seat of diane feinstein is heating up. and new poll showing a tight race our cameras were there as democrat barbara lee casted her vote in oakland. tried to move from forth in the post to the top two in next week's primary. in the meantime, a new uc berkeley poll shows republican steve garvey shooting ahead in the race. he has the likely support of 27% of voters southern california representative adam schiff is second with 25%. eleby katie porter and barbara lee far behind. a recent public policy institute a comfortable showed a close race among adam schiff, steve garvey and katie porter. stretching is unclear if former president trump will stand trial for the classified document case this year. today, his supporters gathered outside the florida court were a scheduling hearing was held. the trial was originally set to begin on may 20th. today, the justice department asked for the trial to be pushed back until july 8th. trumps defensiveness asking for a delay, arguing it is unfair to hold the trial before the november presi