solo se ha nombrado a saunders como presunto responsable de esta tragedia.altó que los arrestos se dieron a menos de 100 horas de la tragedia, agregando que aunque siguen afligidos, hay consuelo al ver el progreso de la investigación al respecto. otros miembros de la comunidad que pidieron no aparecer en cámara dijeron que les gustaría ver la misma diligencia y rapidez en resolver otros casos. >> está perfectamente lo que hicieron está súper bien porque así ya sabemos que se movieron, pero no, no hemos no hemos mirado ese movimiento en en todos los los demás crímenes. yo quisiera que cuando hubiera un asesinato, si se movieran de la misma manera. >> entre tanto, el concejal noel gallo dijo que se reunirá con la alcaldesa 80 hoy mismo para pedirle que declare el estado de emergencia. no solo por lo ocurrido con el oficial lai, pero además por las 2 muertes que se dieron durante el fin de semana pasado relacionadas a shows ilegales de carros, 1 terminó en un tiroteo y el otro con un atropellamiento mortal, no nomás a un carro. >> mató una de la señoritas que e

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saunders is ready for a full season of wet weather. >> we're just getting started. these will stay in the trunk for the next game. >> reporter: good news in santa rosa is conditions are improving in burn scar areas. in fact, the santa rosa fire department recently took down warnings of possible mudslides where the glass fire burned in 2020. >>> you heard paul talking at the top of the show about it being wet and windy at levi stadium tomorrow, at least in pockets. you probably should bring a poncho to the game. obviously the postseason rivalry between the niners and packers back on in this playoff showdown. niners superfans were out in full force in san jose tonight. our mary lee got in on the action with a little help from sourdough sam. >> reporter: you know how loyal the 49ers fans are. the faithful showed up and represented out here in downtown san jose for the 49ers rally. we are cheering on our ninners. check it out. >> let's go niners! >> reporter: from the cheers. >> let's go! let's go niners, baby! >> reporter: to the dancing. >> yeah, let's go, baby! >> re

the julian pull saunders was born in 1971 in townsville, australia the in 2006. he found it was a non profit, major organization with the i'm to provide an in of a to secure an anonymous way for so seems to leak information the in april 2010, the organization came to international attention. when they released a video showing a war crime by the us as a treat in a row, the in may 2010 private manning was arrested in charge of leaking classified documents to wiki leeks. including the video previously mentioned, the us diplomatic cables and reports that came to be known as the ask in war diary and the rack lor logs. in july of 2010, they released an extraordinary compendium over 91000 internal u. s. military logs of the war in afghanistan, which revealed 195 previously on reported civilian depths in august, 2002 global mainstream media published stories. choosing julian, the son of raping to women in suite in october 2010 wiki leaks released to know just to classify the treaty in history, the rock wilks. these drugs revealed the dean panels previously and reported c

saunders continúa detenido sin fianza por el homicidio del oficial encubierto, juan l.do procesados por este mismo caso. tenemos información de última hora. el secretario de defensa, laird austin, fue diagnosticado con cáncer de próstata. según un comunicado de funcionarios del centro militar nacional. walter este martes. bueno, el diagnóstico se dio en el mes de diciembre y se sometió a un procedimiento mínimamente invasivo para tratarlo y curarlo. austin, de 70 años, e ingresó el 1 de enero con algunas complicaciones, incluyendo náuseas, dolor abdominal de cadera y de piernas, según los funcionarios, el 2 de enero fue transferido a la unidad de cuidados intensivos, donde le descubrieron una acumulación de líquido abdominal. le mantendremos informado en nuestras noticieros en las emisiones de la tarde y arrestan a 17 sospechosos bajo cargos de delito sexual, incluyendo delitos graves. esto ocurrió en turlock, en el condado stanislaus. con el esfuerzo de las agencias del orden del condado sacramento 12 de los casos son de turlock y 5 fuera del condado. los sospechosos f

saunders. we are going to miss you. >> thank you chair. >> embarrassed enough mr. saunders? >> i believe so. >> you're welcome. mr. clerk, please call item 6. >> item 6, public comment. >> any general public comment in the chamber? don't see any. is there any remote public comment on item 6? >> item 6 has no public comment. >> alright. public comment on item 6 is closed. mr. clerk, please call item 7. >> item 7, adjournment. >> we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] watching. >> pay by mraft parking meter pay for parking in san francisco and the video/show you how to do that the first one is no traditionally parking instead of the pay by played has instructions and options to activate the screen press any bottom or press the language bottom and enter the license plate or the last 5 numbers of identification and press the great check about how many audible convicted is to be using to adjust the time and press the marx bottom to select the ma'am, time allowed and after you select the parking duration asked to pay pay users coins or smart phone or debt or credit card tap that on

saunders. please call the roll. >> thank you chair. chan absent. dorsey, aye. engardio, present. mandelman, absent. melgar, absent. peskin, present. preston, presents. ronan, present. safai, absent. stefani, present. walton, present. chair, we have quorum. >> thank you mr. clerk. i know there's commissioner chan. i know that commissioner melgar is on her way. i think with the rain this morning, there is might be some transportation challenges. mr. clerk, i believe you have a public comment announcement. >> i do. thank you chair. for members interested in participating in the board meeting we welcome in person in the legislative chamber, room 215 city hall or watch channel 26 or 99 depending on your provider or stream the meeting live at www.sfgovtv.org. dial 415-655-0001 and prompted enter access code 26601885198 and press # and # again. you are able to listen to the meeting real time. when public comment is called to the item you wish to speak, press star 3 to be added to the queue. do not pretss star 3 again or you will be removed from the queue. when the line is unmuted the ob

the one and only lee saunders. [applause] >> all right. in the house.'ve got to tell really an honor to introduce the next awardee, someone who i have known for a long time, someone who i work with very, very closely every single day. fighting not only for working families, fighting for public education, but fighting for our communities across the country. becky pringle is an unrelenting advocates for all students of color, and respected voice in the education arena, and the 31 years her passion for students and educators combined with her firsthand classroom experience, she is and continues to be a teacher. give her a round of applaud for that for what teachers do across this country. [applause] >> it equips her, that experience equips her to lead the movement to reclaim public education for the common good. under becky's guidance works to demand changes to policies, to programs and practices. the association's goal is to assure the system k fair treatment of people of all races so that equitable opportunities and outcomes are within each and every stu

it says holdings. julian saunders is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement in the marsh prison while these vehicles to continue to appear on his p off. oh, the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump. right validations. and it's really important to, to debunk them to explain the role of the media in mischaracterizing the case and treating us for your campaign. the, the swedish case she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and then these 2 women went to the police for having juliana sense testing for sexually transmitted illness. the evidence was really manufactured and it turned out to be complete distortion of the actual situation where 2 women wanted him to get an h. i b test not to have him prosecuted in any way and they were distraught that he was being persecuted. the public understanding of these days was that a lot of people couldn't understand what was really going on the u. n. a special report that on thought took need semester theories are speak swedish, so he was able to read the bargaini

appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time, it was from holdings. julian saunders is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement in the marsh prison. while he's legal to continue to appeal on his pay off of the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump. right bellenger's patients. and it's really important to, to debunk them to explain the role denisia in mischaracterizing the case and treating us fear campaign. the, the swedish case she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and then these 2 women went to the police for having julie in a sense, testing for sexually transmitted illness. the evidence was really manufactured and it turned out to be complete distortion of the actual situation where 2 women wanted him to get an h. i b test not to have him prosecuted in any way and they were distraught that he was being persecuted. the public understanding of these days was that a lot of people couldn't understand what was really going on. they, you and the special report that on thought took

confirmaron que en la madrugada de este martes fue arrestado en la ciudad de livermore, mark demitrius saunders de edad, acusado de disparar el arma que terminó quitándole la vida al oficial juan lee. el arresto se dio pasada la medianoche de este 2 de enero bajo cargos de asesinato y posesión de armas y robo, entre otros. sabemos que durante el fin de semana se dieron también otros arrestos. no se especificó el número, pero hasta el momento se confirma solo el nombre de mark demetrios sanders. el se encuentra recluido en la cárcel de santa rita, dentro de sus antecedentes penales se ha confirmado que él tuvo otro arresto cuando era menor de edad por un caso de homicidio, pero nunca fue convicto. entre tanto, la asociación de policías ha resaltado el hecho de que en menos de 100 horas de la tragedia ya se vieron resultados . dijeron que aunque siguen afligidos, hay consuelo al ver el progreso de la investigación al respecto. otros miembros de la comunidad nos dijeron que les gustaría ver la misma diligencia y rapidez en resolver sus casos. >> está perfectamente lo que hicieron está súper bien p

del anuncio que dio este miércoles se presentaron cargos por el asesinato del oficial li contra mark saundersar brown es otra persona de 28 años y reside en chicago. brown fue arrestado la noche del 31 de diciembre en chicago, mientras que sanders la madrugada del 2 de enero. el livermore según la fiscal del distrito, pamela price sanders, sabía que era un oficial de policía cuando le disparó y lo mató. las autoridades continúan la investigación y no descartan más arrestos. se espera que en el caso de sanders se presenten corte el jueves. le mantendremos al tanto este jueves. por supuesto. y hay un nuevo giro en el juicio sobre el asesinato de un policía jubilado. kevin que murió protegiendo un equipo de noticias en oakland. hoy, el fiscal del distrito retiró oficialmente los cargos de mejoras especiales contra mitchell y hershell hill, acusados ambos de la muerte de niñita en 2021. esa medida significa que estos 2 hombres ya no se enfrentan a la posibilidad de cadena perpetua en prisión sin libertad condicional. si son condenados. la viuda de ha pedido que el fiscal general revise este caso

según las autoridades, pasada la medianoche en la ciudad de livermore, fue arrestado mark demitrius saunders durante el fin de semana se dieron varios arrestos, pero es mark dimitri sanders el que ahora fue arrestado. enfrenta cargos de homicidio en primer grado, según fuentes cercanas y consultadas por telemundo y por nbc. Área mark dimitri sanders habría sido la persona que jaló el gatillo costándole la vida al oficial. Él en este momento se encuentra detenido, arrestado en la cárcel de santa rita y deberá presentarse ante un juez a las 09:00 este jueves 4 de enero. mientras tanto, aquí en la ciudad de oakland, pues continúa la conmoción con todo lo ocurrido. de hecho, sabemos que algunos líderes de la ciudad, algunos concejales, estarían pidiéndole a la alcaldesa declarar el estado de emergencia. eso es algo que vamos a estar tratando de confirmar en el día de hoy. tendremos más información sobre ello en la tarde, pero mientras tanto, repetimos. fue arrestado mar dimitri sanders, de 27 años de edad, acusado de jalar el gatillo que le costó y que le del tiroteo que le costó la vida al ofic

. >> mark saunders, allen brown y mark cooper han sido acusados del asesinato a tiros del oficial duanea fecha de audiencia para los 4 acusados será en febrero. >> y los abogados del proyecto inocencia de los Ángeles han asumido la defensa de scott peterson, que fue condenado hace 2 décadas en el área de la bahía por la muerte de su esposa embarazada y del hijo no nacido de la pareja. petersen fue condenado en el condado de san mateo en 2004. casi 20 años después, los defensores de la organización han solicitado al tribunal que ordene una prueba de adn de las pruebas del juicio original. el grupo sostiene que las pruebas respaldan la antigua afirmación de inocencia de peterson. >> el fbi en san francisco está alertando a los padres sobre un aumento de casos de lo que se llama sextorsión, ya que la mayoría de las víctimas en realidad son menores de edad. yomara lópez nos acompaña en vivo desde esa ciudad con este informe. cuéntanos. yomara >> césar son cifras verdaderamente alarmantes porque según el fbi, entre octubre del 2022 y marzo del 2023 han visto un aumento del 20% de casos de lo

this is something that concerns katie saunders. she's the managing it as a repetitive factor, pulitzer prize winning fact checking website. i do worry about the people in this country, the voters in this country just giving up and i just slowly withdrawing from trusting and anything. what's your advice then to janice, who are gonna have to be reporting in this new environments invited us so you're gonna have to be choosing kind of it's so it's different advice for journalists and voters for journalists. i think they have to be very they have to be paying very close attention to the issue, but also to the nitty gritty of the campaign messaging that is going to be coming out. and they have to be transparent and calling out what is deceptive or what is false. um for voters, you know what i said? it's very different advice, but it's really not. i have a long want it and hope that voters would apply a fact checking lens to the political media that they're seeing. you have to be skeptical of what you're seeing. it doesn't mean you can't

this is something that concerns katie saunders. she's the managing editor of pellets or fax. it puts a prize winning fact checking websites. i do worry about the people in this country, the voters in this country just giving up and just slowly withdrawing from trusting in anything. what's your advice then to janice, who are going to have to be reporting and this new, hey i environments invite to those who are gonna have to be choosing candidates. so it's different advice for journalists in voters for journalists. i think they have to be very they have to be paying very close attention to the issue, but also to the nitty gritty of the campaign messaging that is going to be coming out. and they have to be transparent and calling out what is deceptive or what is false. but for voters, you know what i said? it's very different advice, but it's really not. i have a long want it and hope that voters would apply a fact checking lens to the political media that they're seeing. you have to be skeptical of what you're seeing. it doesn't mean you can't trust anything. it just means you

this is something that concerns katie saunders. she's the managing editor of pellets or fax. it puts a prize winning fact checking websites. i do worry about the people in this country, the voters in this country just giving up and just slowly withdrawing from trusting and anything. what's your advice then to janice, you're going to have to be reporting and this new i environments invite to so you're gonna have to be choosing candidates. so it's different advice for journalists and voters for journalists. i think they have to be very they have to be paying very close attention to the issue, but also to the nitty gritty of the campaign messaging that is going to be coming out. and they have to be transparent and calling out what is deceptive or what is false. um, but for voters, you know what i said? it's very different advice, but it's really not. i have a long want it and hope that voters would apply a fact checking lens to the political media that they're seeing. you have to be skeptical of what you're seeing. it doesn't mean you can't trust anything. it just means you have

going to be too suspicious that they'll stop believing every 2nd this is something that concerns katie saunders. she's the managing. it is a repetitive fax. it puts a prize winning fact checking websites. i do worry about the people in this country, the voters in this country just giving up and just slowly withdrawing from trusting and anything. what's your advice then to janice, who are going to have to be reporting and this new i environments invite to those who you're gonna have to be choosing candidates? so it's different advice for journalists and voters for journalists. i think they have to be very they have to be paying very close attention to the issue, but also to the nitty gritty of the campaign messaging that is going to be coming out. and they have to be transparent and calling out what is deceptive or what is false. um, but for voters, you know what i said? it's very different advice, but it's really not. i have a long want it and hope that voters would apply a fact checking lens to the political media that they're seeing. you have to be skeptical of what you're seeing. it doesn't

this is something that concerns katie saunders. she's the managing editor of pellets or fax. it puts a prize winning fact checking websites. i do worry about the people in this country, the voters in this country just giving up and just slowly withdrawing from trusting and anything. what's your advice then to janice, who are going to have to be reporting and this new i environments invite to is who you're gonna have to be choosing candidates. so it's different advice for journalists in voters for journalists. i think they have to be very they have to be paying very close attention to the issue, but also to the nitty gritty of the campaign messaging that is going to be coming out. and they have to be transparent and calling out what is deceptive or what is false. um for voters, you know what i said? it's very different advice, but it's really not. i have a long want it and hope that voters would apply a fact checking lens to the political media that they're seeing. you have to be skeptical of what you're seeing. it doesn't mean you can't trust anything. it just means you have

this is something that concerns katie saunders. she's the managing editor of pellets or fax. it puts a prize winning fact checking websites. i do worry about the people in this country, the voters in this country just giving up and just slowly withdrawing from trusting and anything. what's your advice then to janice, who are going to have to be reporting and this new, hey i environments invite to those who are gonna have to be choosing candidates. so it's different advice for journalists in voters for journalists. i think they have to be very they have to be paying very close attention to the issue, but also to the nitty gritty of the campaign messaging that is going to be coming out. and they have to be transparent and calling out what is deceptive or what is false. um for voters, you know what i said? it's very different advice, but it's really not. i have a long want it and hope that voters would apply a fact checking lens to the political media that they're seeing. you have to be skeptical of what you're seeing. it doesn't mean you can't trust anything. it just means you

many of them were children, died from carolyn and 311 saunders who were killed along side the corner. they were young man, and we had a series of other showings near the punk assignment border over the past few weeks . all of them, young man, all of them having families running government is responsible for the safety of ordinary writings. at the same time, the wrong one so preserves the best of ties with congress done. the 2 countries have to secure the border cosign passed into more into a secure inside of the border. iranians have to have pockets time in that regard. hopefully this will not be necessary. any maneuvers in the southeast of the run are in order to make sure that that areas sure and has nothing to do with the pockets time government. i think the 3rd parties that have a me that have a vested interest in creating their vision dimensions between them. you're out of pocket sign and people make it emotional. but the fact is that the bond between iran and pa kasanya is very strong. and then, as a terrorist will not be able to and their backgrounds will not be able to create

| cast, the use uk episodes also featured some home—grown famous faces, like hugh laurie, jennifer saundersediscovered by a younger generation and there may be renewed interest in this lot because of the recent death of matthew perry, who played chandler. the auction starts tomorrow and lot 272 could become the one where the iconic scripts recovered from the bin find a new home. jo black, bbc news, in hertfordshire. from an underground forest to spectacular orchids, scientists say they've discovered 74 new mysterious plants and fungi over the last year. many were found in unlikely places. this new plant from mozambique has sticky hairs, possibly for trapping insects. very little is known about this lichen surviving on the icy barren landscape of antarctica — and it is devoid of flowering plants. only small parts of these trees are visible, such as flowers. that's because they live almost entirely underground, beneath the kalahari sands in central africa. and this orchid was found on the summit of an extinct volcano on an indonesian island. you can have a look at some of the plants that have

patrick saunders, british army saunders, the british army chief, in a speech at the international armouredon has exhibition in london, has suggested that there is a serious prospect of the need to mobilise nation mobilise the nation as geopolitical tensions continue to . however, what would to heighten. however, what would conscription like in modern conscription look like in modern britain? new analysis has britain? well, new analysis has shown the average young employee loses at work loses 60 productive days at work owing to health concerns, nearly twice as many as those who are over 50 seems. think something has have changed since the 19405, has have changed since the 1940s, we don't quite have 1940s, and we don't quite have the stiff upper lip population we once did. well, my panel is still with me. i'm kelvin mackenzie and tessa dunlop. tessa conscription do you think this is realistic in 21st century britain? well i don't think we're talking about conscription today. >> conscription? when it first reared its head. pre—rock was introduced. the idea of it pre—world war one wasn't immed

the one and only lee saunders. [applause] >> labor is in the house.plause] i got to tell you it is really an honor to introduce the next awardee. someone who i have known for a long time. someone who i work with very closely every single day. fighting not only for working families, fighting for public education, but fighting for our communities across the country. becky pringle is an advocate for all students and communities of color. and a valued and respected voice in the education arena. for 31 years of classroom experience, becky's passion for students and educators combined with her first-hand classroom experience. she is and continues to be a teacher. give her a round of applause for that, what teachers do across this country. [applause] it equips her. that experience equips her to lead the movement to reclaim public education as a common good. under becky's guidance, they work to demand changes for policies to programs and practices. the goal is to ensure the systemic fair treatment of people of all races so equitable opportunities and outcomes

patrick saunders, british army saunders, the british army chief, in a speech at the international armoureds exhibition in london, has suggested that there is a serious prospect of the need to mobilise nation mobilise the nation as geopolitical tensions continue to . however, what would to heighten. however, what would conscription like in modern conscription look like in modern britain? new analysis has britain? well, new analysis has shown the average young employee loses at work loses 60 productive days at work owing to health concerns, nearly twice as many as those who are over 50 seems. think something has have changed since the 19405, has have changed since the 1940s, we don't quite have 1940s, and we don't quite have the stiff upper lip population we once did. well, my panel is still with me. i'm kelvin mackenzie and tessa dunlop. tessa conscription do you think this is realistic in 21st century britain? well i don't think we're talking about conscription today. >> conscription? when it first reared its head. pre—rock was introduced. the idea of it pre—world war one wasn't immediatel

saunders is ready for a full season of wet weather. >> there will be a lot more days. we are just getting started. these will stay in the trunk and dry out until a few days later for the next game. >> reporter: in santa rosa, conditions are improving in burn scar areas, the santa rosa fire department recently took down warnings of possible mudslides where the glass fire burned in 2020. >>> now, as darren mentioned, it's likely to be wet and windy at levi stadium. it's probably wise to bring a poncho if you are going to the 49ers game. the postseason rivalry will be renewed between the niners and packers in a play off show down. fans were out in full force last night. mary lee got in the action with a little help from sourdough sam. >> reporter: well, you know how spoiled 49ers fans are. the faithful showed up and represented in downtown san jose for the 49ers rally. we are cheering on the niners. check it out. >> let's go niners. >> let's go niners. >> reporter: from the cheers -- >> let's go. let's go niners, baby. >> here we go. >> reporter: -- to the dancing. >> let

on the syrian jordanian border have been named sergeant william jerome rivers special list kennedi saunders and brianna moffatt belonged to and brianna moffatt belonged to an army reserve unit based in the us state of georgia . the the us state of georgia. the pentagon says it's not looking for a war with iran, but will do what is needed to protect troops. earlier, tehran said it wasn't behind the attack , wasn't behind the attack, instead accusing america of trying to expand the crisis . the trying to expand the crisis. the house of lords is once again tonight debating the government's anti—illegal migration rwanda bill, with peers unsure of whether or not the country is safe. the archbishop of canterbury today criticised the principles of the bill, while the liberal democrats are trying to bring it down altogether over the government's plan, aims to halt legal challenges against sending asylum seekers to rwanda . asylum seekers to rwanda. however, peers have indicated they will try to strip out its key powers. is, meanwhile, more than a thousand illegal migrants have crossed the english c

saunders is ready for a full season of wet weather. >> there will be a lot more days. these will stay in the trunk and dry out until a few days later for the next game. >> reporter: in santa rosa, as conditions are improving in burn scar areas, the santa rosa fire department recently took down warnings of possible mudslides where the glass fire burned in 2020. >>> now, as darren mentioned, it's likely to be wet and windy at levi stadium. it's probably wise to bring a poncho if you are going to the 49ers game. the postseason rivalry will be renewed between the niners and packers in a play off show down. fans were out in full force last night. mary lee got in the action with a little help from sourdough sam. >> reporter: well, you know how spoiled 49ers fans are. the faithful showed up and represented in downtown san jose for the 49ers rally. we are cheering on the niners. check it out. >> let's go niners. >> let's go niners. >> reporter: from are the cheers -- >> let's go. let's go niners, baby. >> here we go. >> reporter: to the dancing. >> let's go, baby. >> reporter:

investigators also reviewed saunders social media accounts. he and brown scheduled to return to court on the 18th. james andre senior. >> thank you. sure. a cdc report is giving new details about an outbreak of legionnaires disease in downtown napa that killed one person and sent 16 others to the hospital, the cdc report confirms. earlier reports by napa county's health and human services that the outbreak back in 2022 was linked to a cooling tower. while the cdc report doesn't name the location of the tower, a map in the report places it at the embassy suites, which was previously identified by napa officials as the source of the outbreak. the cdc reports a clogged pipe in the cooling tower meant that no disinfectant was getting into the water, allowing the bacteria to build up. >> our time now is up and ten. in napa, a man is now facing felony allegations of possession and intent to sell drugs in napa, police say they made the arrest after getting calls on sunday about suspicious drug activity and seeing a hand to hand drug deal. the police

eventually there's a backlash to that and and and some african-american critics and writers like jay saunders redding and james weldon johnson and dubois in his earlier years, who not later on. i don't know i've been wondering if is what what turns him but you start to see it by the forties actually, and then eventually and then eventually of course. i mean is it is it shirley graham who. yeah. turns them because eventually she writes this wonderful young adult book about him. so eventually you start to see a kind of a two sided figure. she still celebrated by some by some folks, especially women. but a lot a lot of black artists are see her as a negative example. she's not race conscious enough. she's not as in-your-face as she'd like to be her. and so there's been this continual tendency to call her, to call her an uncle tom or to call her or to say that she's really a negative a negative example. and so that then but then there's a push back to that starting in the seventies by by by black feminist critics and writers who reclaim her and henry louis gates wrote eloquently about that. and w

joining me now, neil caught tell, acting solicitor general of the united states, saunders, professor analyst of the -- courtside. neil, thank you as always for coming to the sunday show. first, before we get to the e. jean carroll case, i must ask you about presidential immunity, he's been focused on that issue on the campaign trail, it'll likely amplify that now that it is a two-person race. when can we expect the appeals court to issue its ruling on that? >> so, the second highest court, the d.c. circuit heard an oral argument on this last week. i expect the decision very soon, perhaps even tomorrow. i think it's fair to say that trump's attorney blew it out of the water, jonathan, did not have a decent argument and every day that passes donald trump talks about his absolute immunity and the ability to use ceo team six to kill an opponent candidate with something, it makes it even more insane, he's not talking about the united states constitution, he's talking about the russian constitution or something. i expect the d.c. circuit to rule squarely against him soon, i suspect the u.s

. >> liz ann saunders put out a treat today, credit card interest rates are at the highest we've seen in 15 years, if not all times, 21.5%, on average, which is extraordinary, if you think about it. i do think there's going to be a credit event. and i do think unemployment is going higher. i might be wrong, though. if you think those things are possible to happen, i think banks are going to be at least headwinds for banks are going to be there for the beginning part of 2024. with all that said, i mean, jpmorgan, if you look at flat h earnings growth, flat revenue growth, and oh, by the way, jamie dimon has been pretty dour over the last 18 months. interestingto see if he speaks on the call. >> and there's going to be a succession plan. 2024 we 2024, we're going to be worried more about who is taking over. he's already stated that he's going to stay on until, what's the number, 2026, until the headquarters is done in the city. >> until the headquarters are done. they are still building. i drive by every day. >> it's going to be hard. the premium that is put on jpmorgan, with jamie dimo

lay tried to speed off, but police say saunders and brown chased the truck and allegedly shot and killed lay. time now 908 this morning, a retired pittsburgh police officer accused of shooting his wife is due back in court next week to fight a protective order preventing the couple to have any contact. >> the chulym saqao pleaded not guilty in contra costa county court on nine charges, including attempted murder of a peace officer, assault with a firearm and injuring a spouse. prosecutors say an early december, he locked himself inside his pleasant hill home and fired at least one shot through the door, striking his wife. this led to a three day on and off standoff with law enforcement. >> you understand those rights? yes. and do you agree to give up those rights? yes >> we want cities to change the way that they handle people that retire from first responder positions for mental health reasons. these people serve the community. they protected us, and we need to protect them in return. >> defense attorneys claim saint charles suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder from his time in t

so when the chief of the general staff , the chief of the general staff, patrick saunders, says if itl need to bring back conscription , i wonder whether conscription, i wonder whether i wonder whether he's playing a game he's hoping for lots of outrage at the idea. so hopefully this government or the incoming labour government, if that's what it's to be, will start to build up the size of our forces again. that is what i suspect his political game is. i could be wrong . that's just my could be wrong. that's just my sense of it. well, i'm joined down the line from southampton by phil campion , former sas by phil campion, former sas trooper . now phil, i have little trooper. now phil, i have little doubt that if people felt that their country , their community, their country, their community, their country, their community, their family were under threat, i think the vast majority of people would still accept the call. don't you ? call. don't you? >> i think they would, yes. i'm absolutely adamant that they would. and, um, if you look over in the ukraine now, you know , in the ukraine

sergeant william jerome rivers , william jerome rivers, specialist kennedy saunders and brianna moffat in the us state of georgia. the pentagon says it's not looking for a war with iran, but will do what's needed to protect its troops. earlier, tehran said it wasn't behind the attack, instead accusing america of trying to expand the crisis . trying to expand the crisis. renee news here at home, leicestershire police has referred itself to the independent watchdog . over its independent watchdog. over its investigation of assaults allegedly committed by waldo calocane before he went . on to calocane before he went. on to kill three people in nottingham just a few months later. he had attacked two work colleagues at attacked two work colleagues at a factory in kegworth in leicestershire in may the same yean leicestershire in may the same year, the prime minister today said he hadn't ruled out an inquiry into the nottingham attacks. the families of the victims visited downing street , victims visited downing street, angrily questioning the mental health support given to calocane and conde

[applause] >> as well as lee saunders and becky pringle and claude cummings and i stand in amazing companyand i'm so proud to be a part of labor movement that the dare i say try every day to get us a little bit closer. governor moore i want it all too. i want my peanut butter and my jelly, i want my bacon and my eggs. i will even take sausage. earth, wind and fire, i'm not going to debate which was bettet tupac and biggie because we can have both. but i also want, deserve and demand racial justice and economic justice. i believe that dr. king taught us that we can't have one without the other and so today becky on this king day as i do every year i am recommitting myself to use my power in the spirit and legacy of dr. king because each and every one of us has power. we are born wit. it is in us and up to us to choose how we use it and the world will tell us that we don't have it. far too many that look like me, the maximus workers that claude talk thed about, these workerst are in the south, these black and brown women who are doing courageous things to stand up and demand their just due t

the one and only lee saunders. [applause] >> labor is in the house. [applause] i got to tell you it is really an honor to introduce the next awardee. someone who i have known for a long time. someone who i work with very closely every single day. fighting not only for working families, fighting for public education, but fighting for our communities across the country. becky pringle is an advocate for all students and communities of color. and a valued and respected voice in the education arena. for 31 years of classroom experience, becky's passion for students and educators combined with her first-hand classroom experience. she is and continues to be a teacher. give her a round of applause for that, what teachers do across this country. [applause] it equips her. that experience equips her to lead the movement to reclaim public education as a common good. under becky's guidance, they work to demand changes for policies to programs and practices. the goal is to ensure the systemic fair treatment of people of all races so equitable opportunities and outc

well, general sir patrick saunders doesn't think so. and are soon to be gb news colleague boris johnson doesn't think so either. >> let's see what sir lance corporal johnson , reporting for corporal johnson, reporting for duty and responding to the appeal from general sanders for appeal from general sanders for a citizen army and encouraging young people across the country to think of the attraction's advantages of some kind of military training or service, because at the moment they think it's either uncool or unethical, or perhaps they're not following general sanders. they're following colonel sanders to find out what we need to do about it, read my column in the daily mail and i read it. >> that's the spirit, boris. but it seems that boris and i are in the minority because only i7% of brits would happily fight in a war if britain ever went to war. 14% say that they would fight only if they were false. false to, and the majority 30% of us would would try any means possible. not to fight at all. whatever happened to our great british

well, general sir patrick saunders doesn't think so. are soon to be gb news colleague boris johnson doesn't think so either. >> let's see what sir lance corporal johnson , reporting for corporal johnson, reporting for duty and responding to the appeal from general sanders for appeal from general sanders for a citizen army and encouraging young people across the country to think of the attraction's advantages of some kind of military training or service, because at the moment they think it's either uncool or unethical, or perhaps they're not following general sanders. they're following colonel sanders to find out what we need to do about it, read my column in the daily mail and i read it. >> that's the spirit, boris. but it seems that boris and i are in the minority because only i7% of brits would happily fight in a war if britain ever went to war. 14% say that they would fight only if they were false. false to, and the majority 30% of us would would try any means possible. not to fight at all. whatever happened to our great british blit

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joining us now is former chief immigration officer kevin saunders.e go again in the government are promising to stop the boats. it's going to be zero. say james cleverly, zero. they say james cleverly, doggedly sticking to his guns like king canute , determined to like king canute, determined to stop this tide . yet the actual stop this tide. yet the actual reality far different. they can't stop the boats, can they, kev? good afternoon. >> martin. um we will eventually stop the boats. um, i have no idea who in border force has been silly enough to say that there is expecting . between 35 there is expecting. between 35 and 50,000 people to come across , uh, this year, i mean, we've seen these silly numbers before. >> i mean, at one stage, i think a couple of years ago, um, faced as people were saying it was going to be 85,000. >> so you can't you can't base anything on these estimates. they're, they're just out. there's just no no substance to them . we saw the numbers go down them. we saw the numbers go down this year significantly , uh, this year si

the other tension with patrick saunders is also with patrick saunders is also with the chief of defenceff, where the chief of defence staff talks about expedition rather than continental power , and than continental power, and that, um, our operational advantage comes from not from mass but from disproportionate effect , i.e. those things you effect, i.e. those things you sort of mentioned in the start, really, but in terms of, you know, either drones or cyber warfare and all that stuff, there is this tension between this sort of exotica of, uh, the future warfare which only really the americans can do with their r&d and scale and the reality that, uh, war remains visceral. people get killed and it's bloody and messy crisis. >> i actually find it. i mean, he's not saying this chip , but, he's not saying this chip, but, um, how what would your view be about the idea of bringing back national service, even if it was perhaps for one year? >> well , i perhaps for one year? >> well, i think if you just, um, if you just concentrate on personnel, you're not really getting a capability. a capab

sergeant william jerome rivers , william jerome rivers, specialist kennedy saunders and brianna moffatelonged to an army reserve unit based in the us state of georgia. the pentagon says it's not looking for a war with iran, but will do what's needed to protect its troops. earlier, tehran said it wasn't behind the attack, instead accusing america of trying to expand the crisis . trying to expand the crisis. renee news here at home, leicestershire police has referred itself to the independent watchdog . over its independent watchdog. over its investigation of assaults allegedly committed by waldo calocane before he went . on to calocane before he went. on to kill three people in nottingham just a few months later. he had attacked two work colleagues at attacked two work colleagues at a factory in kegworth in leicestershire in may the same yean leicestershire in may the same year, the prime minister today said he hadn't ruled out an inquiry into the nottingham attacks. the families of the victims visited downing street , victims visited downing street, angrily questioning the mental healt

on the syrian jordanian border have been named sergeant william jerome rivers special list kennedi saundersnged to an army reserve unit based in the us state of georgia . the the us state of georgia. the pentagon says it's not looking for a war with iran,

tom: liz saunders is good at it a perfect or. steve ross out of m.i.t. when he did factor analysis, momentum, value, one of these sectors is a teddy bear sector. jonathan: that is a real deal. now i understand. i have read that chapter. lisa: what are you talking about. jonathan: tom could say anything with a straight face and anyone would believe him. on the next hour, emily roland. catch up with emily later. tom: he rode a on the declaration rush wrote -- wrote a big signature on the declaration. jonathan: what does that have to do with anything. tom: the signature of john hancock. you learn that as a kid. a tragedy is that were down his house in boston. jonathan: argued on -- are you done? tom: i am done. jonathan: terry haines of pangaea policy coming up. janet yellen wading into the debate about rate cuts, rather tax cuts and rather -- and whether they should be extended or not. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to ke

my name is laura saunders, and i am a d6 resident and voter. my jewish values lead me to call for an immediate and lasting ceasefire. the path towards peace and security for palestinians and israelis, as well as for those here in our community that are facing increased anti-semitism and islamophobia. the genocide happening in gaza must be stopped. but a political solution is needed, not a military one. the jcrc does not speak for me. growing up, i learned that no one spoke out for the jews to stop the holocaust. the public is here today. speak out and our government needs to listen and stop sending weapons and money to support the genocide in gaza. san francisco should be joining other bay area city councils that have signed. ceasefire resolutions. this would set a precedent for our city, state and country to prioritize human life. it couldn't be more simple, innocent civilians, women. and children, grandmothers and grandfathers have been. and are being slaughtered by the thousand. but detractors are desperate to deflect focus away from this di