the cps said the prosecution sent a clear message the prosecution sent a clear message the cps with theo exploit children where ever that abuse takes place. that's go back to my colleague outside westminster magistrates�* court following this. just remind us how events unfolded in the past hour.— in the past hour. yes, around an hour ago. _ in the past hour. yes, around an hour ago, 62-year-old - in the past hour. yes, around an hour ago, 62-year-old huw- in the past hour. yes, around an - hour ago, 62-year-old huw edwards hour ago, 62—year—old huw edwards arrived at court flanked by several police office, made his way around the building to the front with lots of photographers surrounding him, eager to get the picture of the former presenter. it was quite the frenzy, a photographerfell to the floor, smashers camera, lot of bad language, conveying how enthusiastic they were to get a picture of the former presenter. he went in and pleaded guilty to three charges of making indecent images of children. it was a short court appearance, lasted 26 minutes or so, he confirmed his name, address

obviously, when the cps charge him, as opposed _ obviously, when the cps charge him, as opposed to — opposed to just being informed he's been arrested. . ._ he's been arrested... but that doesnt he's been arrested... but that doesn't make _ he's been arrested... but that doesn't make sense, - he's been arrested... but that doesn't make sense, even i he's been arrested... but that l doesn't make sense, even when he's been arrested... but that - doesn't make sense, even when you're charged there is still the presumption of innocence. the? charged there is still the presumption of innocence. they had a du of presumption of innocence. they had a duty of care — presumption of innocence. they had a duty of care to — presumption of innocence. they had a duty of care to him _ presumption of innocence. they had a duty of care to him but _ presumption of innocence. they had a duty of care to him but what - duty of care to him but what about the duty— duty of care to him but what about the duty of— duty of care to him but what about the duty of care to the younger employees who had come forward

it cp plant is 1 of 8 operating lng export terminals in the u.s. seven more are under construction.nd is expected to double again by 2030. climate activists called these new lng plants carbon bombs. ntural gas while considered cleaner than coal still produces both carbon dioxide and methane emissions that are rapidly warming the planet. these new lng projects could operate for decades long past when scientists say the world must stop burning fossil fuels. >> we are the largest exporter of natural gas in the world. >> reporter: we spoke to energy secretary jennifer granholm just after the white house ordered a pause on new exports in january. >> a pause is about what is going to happen to our economy, and what is going to happen with greenhouse gas emissions. those who are asking us to look at this have it right. >> this is not the right decision. >> reporter: louisiana attorney general liz merrill is 1 of 16 state attorney's general who told a judge to lift the lng pause while litigation against and proceeds. she says the pause hurts louisiana's economy. >> the country in the world

as the cps have said, a child from banks— cps have said, a child from banks has_ cps have said, a childthe murders — banks has been charged with the murders of three young girls, ten counts of attempted to make attempted murder, and possession of a bladed article after— possession of a bladed article after the _ possession of a bladed article after the tragic incident in south _ after the tragic incident in south southport... the south southport. .. the 17—year—old south southport... the 17—year—old cannot be blamed for legal— 17—year—old cannot be blamed for legal reasons. he's been remanded in custody to appear tomorrow_ remanded in custody to appear tomorrow at liverpool magistrates' court, darby square _ magistrates' court, darby square. while these charges are a significant milestone in this investigation, this remains very— investigation, this remains very much a life investigation and we — very much a life investigation and we continue to work with our partners from lancaster police and counterterrorism policing northwest. i would like to thank_ northwest. i would like to thank a

and in julian's persecution, uh famously kissed um as emails when he was at the cps, that mysteriously disappeared relating to his trips to washington. while julian was in the ecuadorian, m. c. so there is lots of, you know, i'd be a prime minister as i can summer at the time of this recording is not, but yes, and this will be a dark cloud. i think of it he's prime minister ship if the fees. so i think there's still a lot to uncover, and many people who have involved themselves in julian's persecution over the years who have got it on their hands. you don't take the gas cut them is a view that all the other documents were destroyed as was the, as was the procedure, he was head of the crown prosecution service, which was desperately trying to extradite your brother to sweden. for perhaps, i think most of us believe extradition to the united states by a different route than the espionage. right? yeah, that's right. he was the head of the cps of the, at that time, during that whole process, the longest running preliminary investigation in swedish history. and those, those famous e mails t

and they actually communicated to the cps that they wanted to close it and bring it to an end. and the response was, this is more, this is about more than a, an x and normal extradition don't, you know, don't get cold feet. and so i think that evidence is out there and there, there will be more to come, i believe, as, as time goes by, as things become uncovered. i'm a journalist, dig into the record around julian's persecution about the new british prime minister as if i knew my read seems to be on the show. the great italian john, this is already on said your sister in law school for the for our in i understand she's not getting anything gold. 2025 randy credit go with the great american activist because famously on coming boss of b, u. c. global investigation into what was happening as regards trump's funded. one of jumps fund is that we were involved a company that was spying on. perhaps you, your district or illegal? julia decided legal counsel. medical doctors also mex blumenthal. of course, how safe is he in australia? you know, we, i think john pills you would always som

its cp plant is one of eight operating lng export terminals in the u.s. more are under construction. capacity has more than tripled since 2018 and is expected to double again by 2030. climate activists called these lng plants carbon bombs. natural gas, while considered cleaner than coal, still produces both carbon dioxide and methane emissions that are rapidly warming the planet. these new lng projects could operate for decades, long past when scientists say the world must stop burning fossil fuels. >> we are the largest exporter of natural gas in the world. >> reporter: we spoke to energy secretary jennifer granholm just after the white house ordered a pause on approvals of new lng exports in january. >> the pause is about what is going to happen to our economy and what is going to happen with greenhouse gas emissions. those who are asking us to look at this have it right. >> this is not the right decision. >> reporter: louisiana attorney general liz murrell convinced a judge to temporarily lift the lng while litigation against it proceeds. she says the

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and in julian's persecution, famously k, as tom is emails, when he was at the cps, that mysteriously disappeared relating to his trips to washington. while julian was in the ecuadorian, m. c. so there is lots of you might be a prime minister. and as i get a scholar at the time of this recording is not but yes, and this will be a dark cloud. i think of it his prime minister ship if it is. so i think there is still a lot to uncover. and many people who have involved themselves in julian's persecution of the youths who have go do it on the hands. you don't take suitcases. com is a view that all the other documents were destroyed as was the, as was the procedure he was head of the crown prosecution service, which was desperately trying to extradite your brother to sweden. for perhaps, i think most of us believe extradition to the united states. by a different route than the espionage. right? yeah, that's right. he was the head of the cps at that time, during that whole process, the longest running preliminary investigation in swedish history, and those, those famous e mails that were if

the cp plant has 1 of 8 operating export terminals in the u.s. seven more are under construction.s expected to double again by 2030. climate activists called these new lng plants carbon bombs. natural gas while considered cleaner than coal still produces both carbon dioxide and methane emissions that are rapidly warming the planet. these new lng projects could operate for decades, long past when scientists say the world must stop burning fossil fuels. >> we are the largest exporter of natural gas in the world. >> we spoke to energy sector jennifer granholm, while they ordered new exports in january. >> the process about what is going to happen to our economy, and what is going to happen with greenhouse gas emissions, those who are asking us to look at this, have it right. >> this is not the right decision. >> reporter: louisiana attorney general liz merrill is 1 of 16 state attorneys general who just convinced a federal judge to lift the lng pause while litigation against it proceeds. she says the pause hurts louisiana's economy. speak of the country in the world is going to need

he was the head of the cps of the, at that time, during that whole process, the longest running preliminary investigation in swedish history. and those, those famous e mails that were at the lod bus to find the emergency with the swedish prosecutors emailing the u. k. prosecutor saying, we want to drop this we, we would have come in question and so that we can move on and, and get rid of this thing. but there's no charges of any sexual car. no, nothing, no charges of a light and they actually communicate it to the c p a. so they wanted to close it and bring it to an end. and the response was, this is more, this is about more than a, an x and normal extradition. don't, you know, don't get cold feet. and so i think that evidence is out there, and there, there will be more to come. i believe, as, as time goes by, as things become uncovered, more journalists dig into the record around julian's persecution about the new british prime minister. volume i read seems to be on the show. the great italian journalist has already on said, your sister in law school, put it for aaron. i understand. she's

and in julian's persecution, famously k, as tom is emails, when he was at the cps, that mysteriously disappeared relating to his trips to washington. while julian was in the ecuadorian, m. c. so there is lots of might be a prime minister, now's like a scholar at the time of this recording is not but yes, and this will be a dark cloud. i think of it he's prime minister ship if it is. so i think there is still a lot to uncover, and many people who have involved themselves in julian's persecution, of the youths who have go do it on their hands. you don't, takes it, he has cut them. is a view that all the other documents were destroyed. as was the, as was the procedure, he was head of the crown prosecution service, which was desperately trying to extradite your brother to sweden for perhaps i think most of us believe extradition to the united states by a different route than the espionage. right. yeah, that's right. he was the head of the cps of the, at that time, during that whole process, the longest running, preliminary investigation in swedish history. and is those famous e mails tha

for them to look at it on the uh, the, the oh, well assume that i know the the the as the size of a cps because they kept the store for ideas and then use email futures. great to fit into the rules, the non c theory of racial superiority finished style for years of creating an ssl all the place and 14 concentration comes to the full prisoner of war. labor comes to in prisons really well, you know, think she's the media venue. so i'm assuming you need even the, the chest is really to get over there. could you look into the beatles going to be approximately 25000 people went through the occupied of go to finish camps according to official figures. this move stuff, dudley level. if the ship did utility and i give you an idea of nauseous as the smartest of silver young congress that i mean, you know what the famine disease forced labor to achieve by the world. so formulas, what was the last it also need you to do was to take that to you that the institute almost human off with those who put in his name, push these things up, the give what feel a duty because he doesn't do those thousands of

south and cp north. the more residential portions of the of the project. this is a really rare opportunity in san francisco to build and to have a reuse site. and i think we could do more here in our in our housing crisis that we're presented with. and some of these 65 foot, 45 foot height limits, as you go out towards, towards the south and northern parts of the project seem unambitious, and this seems like an opportunity to do more and to invest more in this candlestick, site. and then my last question is there was a there was a note in the presentation that provisions relating to adequate security are being updated, and i'm happy to have a follow up from staff or five point, but i would like to understand specifically how the adequate security provisions are being updated. i think i'll call on some of my colleagues on the legal front, because i don't think there's any material significant change but there's some clarifications. i think as we went through the documents of some of that. so we'll have to

south and cp north.the more residential portions of the of the project. this is a really rare opportunity in san francisco to build and to have a reuse site. and i think we could do more here in our in our housing crisis that we're presented with. and some of these 65 foot, 45 foot height limits, as you go out towards, towards the south and northern parts of the project seem unambitious, and this seems like an opportunity to do more and to invest more in this candlestick, site. and then my last question is there was a there was a note in the presentation that provisions relating to adequate security are being updated, and i'm happy to have a follow up from staff or five point, but i would like to understand specifically how the adequate security provisions are being updated. i think i'll call on some of my colleagues on the legal front, because i don't think there's any material significant change but there's some clarifications. i think as we went through the documents of some of that. so we'll have to.

south and cp north.ore residential portions of the of the project. this is a really rare opportunity in san francisco to build and to have a reuse site. and i think we could do more here in our in our housing crisis that we're presented with. and some of these 65 foot, 45 foot height limits, as you go out towards, towards the south and northern parts of the project seem unambitious, and this seems like an opportunity to do more and to invest more in this candlestick, site. and then my last question is there was a there was a note in the presentation that provisions relating to adequate security are being updated, and i'm happy to have a follow up from staff or five point, but i would like to understand specifically how the adequate security provisions are being updated. i think i'll call on some of my colleagues on the legal front, because i don't think there's any material significant change, but there's some clarifications. i think as we went through thef some of that. so we'll have to. hello, i'm sue

south and cp north. more residential portions of the of the project. this is a really rare opportunity in san francisco to build and to have a reuse site. and i think we could do more here in our in our housing crisis that we're presented with. and some of these 65 foot, 45 foot height limits, as you go out towards, towards the south and northern parts of the project seem unambitious, and this seems like an opportunity to do more and to invest more in this candlestick, site. and then my last question is there was a there was a note in the presentation that provisions relating to adequate security are being updated, and i'm happy to have a follow up from staff or five point, but i would like to understand specifically how the adequate security provisions are being updated. i think i'll call on some of my colleagues on the legal front, because i don't think there's any material significant change, but there's some clarifications. i think as we went through the documents of some of that. so we'll have to. h

with a bar length of 14 cm, it has a cp speed of 6 m/s, which gives good performance for such a compactndispensable for trimming old branches, trees and bushes, creating the shape of beautiful and healthy plants, providing them with the necessary care. its low weight makes it one of the lightest and most maneuverable tools, which is especially convenient for prolonged work and work in confined spaces. the high-capacity battery allows you to work autonomously in... the noise and smell of gasoline, gardening will become your favorite activity, bringing only positive emotions, call and order a mini predator saw for gardening and construction work at a uniquely low price of only 2,990 rubles. kingfisher, new season, today at 14:00 on ntv. we will have to sign a written agreement not to leave, please, at least two, remember, you bastard, i’ll still get you, i ’m not afraid of you, because i’m an honest person. fly, wait, what are you talking about? wait, fly. well done, so you say, there is no second bottom, well done, fly, well done, i am your debtor. yes, if you please, lieutenant colonel?

with a tire length of 14 cm, it... has a speed cp of 6 m/s, which gives good performance for such a compactit is indispensable for trimming old branches, trees and bushes, creating the shape of beautiful and healthy plants, providing them with the necessary care. its light weight makes it one of the lightest and most maneuverable tools, which is especially convenient for... long-term work and work in confined spaces, the high-capacity battery allows you to work autonomously for a long time, no more constantly interfering wires, no more deafening noise of the smell of gasoline. working in the garden will become your favorite activity, bringing only positive emotions. call to order a mini predator saw for gardening and construction work at a uniquely low price of only 2,990 rubles. kingfisher, new season. today at 14:00 on ntv. that's it, the money will be brought soon. amazing. but that is not all. why not everything? just. you thought you could pay off like this. yes. apparently i thought so. so, my dear, because you abandoned me, i will take a kidney from you. here. sign, it’s like an agre

this slide shows all the hospital nurses transfers by distance range for san franciscans and again, cpc is responsibility and non-residents in the data and light shaded differently. and then the figure here shows the uncounty and out of the county the blue the first bar and as evidenced by the figure for more of the hospitals either the majority of san franciscans skilled nursing residents in this location in the city and want to noted about kaiser permanente in particular they provided the reason they have a large proportion of our of the county placements because have a lot of contracted facilities in san francisco which is san mateo and have a limited number of krashlthd skilled new year's providers in the city and preference to place in the locations where is the facility were kaiser permanente. next slide, please. >> all right. so this slide a subset of the same data on the prior slide with it in county discharges and has information for san franciscans you can't see non-residential and resident but out o of san francisco residents 43 percent were placed in a skilled nursing facil

this slide shows all the hospital nurses transfers by distance range for san franciscans and again, cp mc is responsibility and non-residents in the data and light shaded differently. and then the figure here shows the uncounty and out of the county the blue the first bar and as evidenced by the figure for more of the hospitals either the majority of san franciscans skilled nursing residents in this location in the city and want to noted about kaiser permanente in particular they provided the reason they have a large proportion of our of the county placements because have a lot of contracted facilities in san francisco which is san mateo and have a limited number of krashlthd skilled new year's providers in the city and preference to place in the locations where is the facility were kaiser permanente. next slide, please. >> all right. so this slide a subset of the same data on the prior slide with it in county discharges and has information for san franciscans you can't see non-residential and resident but out of the county transfers of san francisco residents 43 percent were placed in

the cps knew and greater manchester police knew. and ccrc knew. but they did nothing.e and specifically by the miscarriages body. there was a complete failure to understand the evidence at the time of the first application, and the significance of the new dna evidence was completely missed. the second application, the approach to that was too rigid. even at the time of the third application, when everything had been made clear, the heavy lifting had been done by the charity representing mr malkinson. in a statement, the chair apologised to mr malkinson, but he says it's too little, too late. get rid of the decision—makers at the ccrc, get a whole new bunch and retrain them in a way that is not sycophantic to the appeal courtjudges. you know? because i think that is what is going on as well. they are too afraid, too timid and fearful of upsetting high courtjudges. and they shouldn't be. they should be absolutely fearless. a wider review into alleged failings by greater manchester police is still under way. today, andy malkinson begins his fight for compensation, but tha

the lakers clippers and philly, chris paul's time with the warriors also over the dubs chose to waive cp 3 after they were unable to trade him before the deadline to pick up his $30 0 option for next season. now the guard has just reportedly signed a 1 year contract with the spurs. well, i sunday morning hike turns into a close call in san francisco, the reminder from rescue crews wel thank you to san francisco fire department, where a pop and it's person are safe after close call off a clift at san francisco's fort funston firefighters say the poodle and its owner wandered off the trail and into a tough spot. firefighters pulled both of them to safety. and thankfully, nobody was hurt. well, that is it for the news at 9 coming up. next is the drew barrymore show today, hillary duff joined the show and for more local headlines, including weather, you can join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay a area we'll see you there. [cheering] [applause] oh, welcome to the show. oh, my gosh. you guys, thank you so much for being here. thank you for coming here today. if you're at home or on th

yesterday there was a cps. today dpkr, yesterday the communists were squabbling, today the democratsare changing abbreviations, so to speak, change places, so to speak, people, but the judge, in general, remains alone. shlyafman also gets caught in the shot at this moment, and immediately receives the most flattering assessments from the singer. this is my director, valery mikhailovich shlyapman, this is the most important person in my memory. if anyone wants to sign up, here you go, by the way, my friend is very good, the orthodox cross and the star do not prevent us from being friends, understanding each other and working well. star tolkova in 1991 shone brightly on the horizon of the russian stage, the whole country sang his songs, he was invited to the most prestigious concert venues. in the anniversary concert, where that fateful concert took place, people gathered to sing along. it immediately became clear that behind the scenes a dispute broke out over the order of going on stage, the bodyguard, who is also a close friend, the most popular singer aziza at that time, igor malak

and basically i've been in the region the because they already a cps because they kept the store i visited and then use familiar email here, which is great if in to the urls the nazi theory of racial superiority, finished style. 4 years of creating an excess of the place and 14 concentration comes. so the full prisoner of war, labor comes 10 prisons really well, you know, think she's the media venue. so i'm assuming you need even the, the chest, the leading enrollment i couldn't lift in school. i'm assuming people's going to sit in approximately 25000 people, went through the occupied of go to finish camps according to official figures. these move stuff suddenly level if the shift did utility and i give you an idea, i'm not sure it's just the snider stuff. so the youngest, i mean you know what the found in disease forced labor to which it by the word is formulas. what was the last it also need you to do was to take that to you that, that it's a deep, it almost human off with those who put in his name, push these things up to give you what you want to do it because he doesn't do those thous

. >> well , that's the cps, the >> well, that's the cps, the crown prosecution service and the in waleswales it's a, there's a cps for the whole country and it has welsh, it's welsh branch. now the it's the law specifically outlaws private prosecutions. right. so you can't have, you know, random rich people who are just annoyed trying to get at politicians or make spurious complaints. so it'll it'll be the, the police, the independent crown prosecution service and then if necessary, the courts. and it's a, it's what's known as going to be amended to make very clear that it's what's known as an either way offence. so that means if you want a magistrates court to deal with it, they can deal with it very simply and very quickly. but if you want a jury very quickly. but if you want a jury trial where you get to choose that as well, so it's going to be up to the defendant to decide how they want things and things settled. >> the cps are on board with this. >> well, obviously the cps don't make political statements. no, but the police, the police have been asked, you know, asked about do you

uh, cps. that's abuse. that should be illegal. um that's neglect. and so we already have. but what's what's happening >anne>is, >>um, they're now saying the government is now saying people parents i don't just simply believe that biology determines gender. those parents are harmful to their own kids. but the majority of parents are still telling their little kids when they're young. what their gender is because they believe that biology determine the gender. those parents aren't in endangering. their kids. this is really what it's doing is it's saying if you have traditional beliefs about gender and sexuality, you're a danger to your own kids and because of that, the schools are now going to keep secrets about your own children in your own schools that violates the constitution. >anne>s that gets to my next question. is there's already a court challenge in this, so can you outline that legal argument? >live>right. the first court challenge happened down in escondido. um uh, too. teachers down their father lawsuit against their school district because they were being forced

within the middle east um western powers and in particular the united states is essentially on the cp of achieving what they've always set out to achieve which was to elevate israel as a regional power in in west asia that of course will will serve us geostrategic interests and so what has emerged over the years of course um is two things one is the the the arab and and and muslim governments in the middle east of course have been brought to hill they can be managed and we've seen that with the abraham accords on the one hand right uh the obstinate. the stubborn problem that siks to, mean that simply refuses to go away is the is the is the islamic republic and so if if they are able then to do that and and get the american military to obliterate the islamic republic, israel will of course emerge as the as the winner and hopefully i think um establish itself as a regional hegemon, i think that is that is really the... political strategy that we are we are seeing and and uh the problem though for netanyahu is uh neither the west, the collective west, and in particular the united states

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this is what our partner station cps is saying, that she does plan to step down from her position aspartners cbs. i5 of the us secret service -- our partners cbs-— of the us secret service -- our partners cbs. is it a resignation or has she effectively _ partners cbs. is it a resignation or has she effectively been _ partners cbs. is it a resignation or has she effectively been fired? - partners cbs. is it a resignation or l has she effectively been fired? good ruestion. has she effectively been fired? good question- at — has she effectively been fired? good question. at the _ has she effectively been fired? good question. at the moment, _ has she effectively been fired? (13mm question. at the moment, we understand that she plans to resign. there were calls from some members of the congressional committee for her to be fired by the president but from what we understand, she has resigned. we will get more details as the story keeps developing but there was no doubt that the secret service was under this huge scrutiny, these questions mounting on how this attempted assassination could

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and we've waited and waited and given the police and the cps the time and the space to make that decisiont their greatest frustration is with the met police, its investigation, and what they see as a failure to answer questions since the decision not to prosecute. there were numerous questions that they were unable to answer. that's made the last week incredibly difficult. i mean, the police said that their officers worked tirelessly through every detail of the incident to ensure a complete investigation. it didn't... you know, it didn't look like that to us at each of those three meetings, because they were not able to answer some of those questions. you were shaking your head there. no, i think the words "thorough" and "tireless" suggest that you would have a body of evidence that you would be able to share. but in some areas, there wasjust a complete lack of knowledge, the lack of thoroughness was how it appeared. have you felt let down by the met police? at the end of this process, at this moment in time, it would appear to be that i have been let down by them. the met has now decided

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