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, last time under president trump and this time will take it to the end of 203. the important program allows the f.e.c. to assess administrative fines against those who fail to timely report their receipts and disbursements. the f.e.c. relies heavily on the program to enforce campaign finance law. it's been remarkably successful. it's been said since the year 2000, the f.e.c. has made public more than 4,000 violations and through the program assessed more than $8.8 million in fines. before the program began, it's important to note, on the average of 21% of campaign finance reports were filed late. since the administrative fine program has been in place, that number has been reduced to less than 10%. the f.e.c. has made it clear to congress that this program is one of the most effective tools it has to work with campaign finance elections and it expire this is year. extending the fine program is the commission's top priority and bipartisan legislative recommendation and the commission reiterated the need to extend the program during a hearing in front of the commi

i invest a lot of time. i have a certain responsibility towards my employees, but it's, what's my company 6 my, i'm really passionate about my job. but today, alexander finishes study because his wife is due for a checkup at the university clinic. kind of now there's no single minute has nothing wrapped around the neck that's important to us to cope. there's the head to the bottom is currently spilled down at 33 weeks. we can try to turn it from the outside, but we'll talk about that in 3 and a half weeks. sometimes they turn on their own. so is it said the video turning into externally doesn't? well, then there are 2 options. you can decide to have a child breach, but i think about it. admittedly, many women choose as has area and section then because it's deemed safe for the child. not for fun. the other hand, we all hesitant about just his diary and section, especially if it is not absolutely necessary because a says every and section can be a burden for subsequent pregnancy is on the left of income. as f

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of course times square, new york.t exciting thing of my life. >> reporter: what's it all about? that. the crystal ball that sits atop one times square. it weighs more than 11,000 pounds. frankly, the whole thing is a bit odd, why do we all watch a ball slide down a pole on new year's eve? >> the first two years, they actually did fireworks atop the building, but i would rain down on the revelers below burning their head. and they had to come up with a new idea. they took these time balls and they added an electricity, lightbulbs and would drop it. >> reporter: this is a party with more than 1 million guests. >> over 1,000 people work on this show that night. that doesn't include the new york police, fire, sanitation, all the city agencies that make this a safe, friendly, happy celebration. >> reporter: new year's eve in times square for many is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. for me, it's the only place to be. i am everywhere tonight. >> we heard there's a shoe emergency. >> it is. it suddenly fell apart. i believe t

but again, like i said, bottom are fruits and has shown time and time again that he can do it. and he's done it many times. but the western media themselves can seem to get it right. is he this dictator, as they portray him who's unable to answer a simple, uncomfortable question or is a scripting everything and just getting comfortable questions, which is not the case. now again, let's hear from germany what they have to say because it's interesting because we're now starting to get more and more admissions over the fact that western sanctions have not worked. they can so they can nomic coast stuff, which is more is also in people's minds in russia. but even western experts would meet that despite rising prices. and the following value of the ruble sanctions have failed to stop the crumbling from financing. it's more now. finally, we hear in some photos, finally trickle out, and i want to mention something about the new york times also wrote about this. and they said that mister putin spoke on thursday from a position of strength. they also said that russian forces fund it all

pass them bad times with us. so you have to remember that everything goes in in cycles basically. so i think you're more appreciative of, of the good type the, you know, kind of comes home from work in the evening. then she takes over the children don't think like the gender or mother father. perspective changed how we divided the press possibilities and so on. it's more perhaps like who, who is in what stage of their career, who has to prioritize work right now. it's different that deal with that role in different ways. now research has have studied for the 1st time what happens to dance brains during this process. kind of age, israel for years. you're a biologist, professor ruth found that's been researching the behavior of fathers and mothers, same relation to that children cheaper that he felt more is going on with that the most of us. thank the fatherhood depends on how much you invest in care giving, you know, pick up your sleeve and takes care of the baby. but fatherhood, the biology follows the behavior.

at the same time , live broadcasts of important events in the republic began for the first time. first train with bashkir oil was met in polotsk. there is a rally on the access roads, everything is so sincere and emotional. always. the life of the republics was reflected in the program, time is always, always, and we include belarus from belarus there , they broadcast that agricultural story , for example, or some kind of plant, ukraine and belarus are just an honor, respect, these are the most, most important things our republics people really did. imagine, the main work on the site began on may 7 , 1959, and already on december 9, 1962 , the first oil refinery unit came into operation. the plant received its first oil on december 27. 1963 was a landmark year; on february 9, the first history of the bssr, own gasoline. belarus was born with its own domestic petrochemical industry. then another important event happened. in december 1963, belarusian television announcers read out the text of the resolution of the presidim of the supreme council of the bssr live. it said: resolutio

but this time is the best time. because in one thing, the one thing that presents it has dropped the masks the, the evil power was wearing when they were talking about human rights and flights of children and blah, blah, blah, et cetera. of course. so to us we need someone who has a common interest with us. we need powerful leaders who would never say, i would never lean out who would never give up to to to the i think, i think president full time. if i may saw, say that have offered her real quick story of a leader who stood against all of these. like, i mean, you said high per board, i would say like high pur, uh, high print the not or is like, what do we call them like, it's a bear bear isn't what they were trying to do with the russia. it's nothing less than federalism. well, you know, looking at the end of the day, the end of the day is the better sort of john pay and, but, but the, you know, the, the old world order is changing and back in 2000 and 9 am and food and made a really big speech of the you and he b

i mixed up the time, yadrinsky and obluchinsky, my god!in it was the other way around. i once thought that i would be late for training, but it turns out that when i was driving, i i realized that i’m leaving an hour earlier, don’t squat too much. dima, the grandson of a local celebrity, olga grigoryan, 10 years ago, when she was 55, came to kettlebell lifting and became a world champion. now she trains the younger generation and continues to keep herself in shape; olga arkadyevna travels from the border village to the city on foot. i walk 5,168 steps, so as not to be late for work, i need to go according to yadrinsky time, leave the house at 6:30, this difference, the interval of this time, naturally, he is disciplined. they we have learned to extract only positives from this, as they say here, time quake, but bewilderment. it only brings a smile, they came , looked at our watch, oh, and your time is different, so it was with varvara naumova, their family moved to the amur region from the kirov region, they live together under the same ro

because time and time again, and i'm sure you've been to some of these restaurants as well, where thebeautiful, you want to put it up on the wall and not taste it, and you go, "wow, this is great." and you're salivating and you take a spoonful of it and you go, "what does it taste of? eh? nothing." so style over substance. give me substance any time, any day of the week. so that's—that's important. but going back to the phone, i do it, but i do it for memories. i don't do it to post on instagram or anything, because i'm getting of a certain age that i forget. so i tolerate it. but if people do get their phone out too much, then we might have a little quiet word and say, "0i, eat whilst it's hot, please." let's get to something that is hitting notjust you in your business, but all restaurants right now, and that is a very tough economic climate. mm. and actually it's been a climate building for years. and perhaps you were knocked back and many others were, more than anything, by the covid pandemic. and ijust wonder, as you reflect now on what that meant to your business and many other

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however, during the civil war, he would from time to time during the evening services of st john's and that were instituted. he would come in the very back door. the church on the south side and sit and a very pew in the back of the church where he could have a quiet of contemplation and reflection without becoming the center of attention, which he would have been had he sat in the president's pew in the front, in the center of, the church. so this pew back is is the lincoln pew at st john's pew, number 89. and you can see it's at the back door. someone could easily come in slip in, enjoy the service and leave without being the center of attention. as you can see, just the visuals from this. if you sit here, you look at the front of the church as, a very private place there, really can probably be no better place for a person. wanted some privacy to deal with all the burdens of being president during a civil war and all the issues he had to contend with to sit back here quietly. whatever thoughts he might have on the issues of the day, look to the front of the church and basically the

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but of course, by that time, the time contemplated under federal law for the new president to take officeso we had to face the question of should it be remanded again to state courts, postponing the inauguration of a president, or should the court just proceed and say the fault that it found below and let it be? and that's what the court did. and the result was that there were slightly more votes in the contested counties in florida for bush than for gore. and there were three recounts after this court finished. did you know that? there were three recounts of all those votes, and those recounts were paid for, at least some of them, by the press itself, that very much wanted to see what the deal was. and it's interesting that in none of the recounts would the result have changed. it was the same. did it damage america, do you think, that whole episode? oh, i think people were very divided, as they were on the election itself. they were very divided. and did it, therefore, because the court, albeit you say absolutely rightly, was brought into this, did it damage the court? well, i can't say

time and i thank helping us keep to time and i thank my colleagues too. it just remains to wish_ my colleagues too. it just remains to wish everyone including the prime minister_ to wish everyone including the prime minister and to wish everyone including the prime ministerand it to wish everyone including the prime minister and it would to wish everyone including the prime ministerand it would in to wish everyone including the prime minister and it would in the government and everyone present a very merry— government and everyone present a very merry christmas and happy new year _ very merry christmas and happy new year -- _ very merry christmas and happy new year. —— everyone including the prime _ year. —— everyone including the prime minister and everyone in the government. order. a prime minister and everyone in the government. order.— government. order. a very merry christmas- — christmas. studio: that is the prime and so �*s appearance in front of the liaison committee answering a whole range of questions. —— that is the prime minister's appearance.

. -- longest time.use mortgage payments have gob up. as a result, high interest rates. take a look at those numbers. this past month, $2,137 for the average mortgage. that is up about $11100 from last year -- 100 from last year. and just 209 it was $1200, so almost double the mortgage payment right now. and we talked to the folks at bankrate who said e this is kind of a perfect storm of bad news in terms of affordability. listen. >> home prices are el elevated right now, and the financing costs are some of the highest that we've seen in the last 20 years with mortgage rates being up near 7%. even though they're come down a little bit, that's still very pricey. and there's a limited inventory of homes available on the market, so the selection isn't very good. so you put together, it's not a good time to be buying a house. >> reporter: a piece of positive news, arleigh, 6.88% last week, that's down from 7.2 # 11% the prior week, to there you go. our house tour continues here in the suburbs but, sorry, can

well, time sweet. remember me until we meet while recollection dwells the remember o me his name is john armstrong. and inside i call him the civil war poet. inside he actually contains a couple of poetry pieces as well. and again, you can see sort of a theme here the let this last one forget me, not forget me not. he repeats this phrase, these men are desperate to be and not forgotten. this is an or a cd that's been tinted of h. wagner. that's what it looks like. it says, i'm not expert in handwriting. unfortunate, lee, but it looks to be wagner. and he writes in a journal that he sends home with this image. remember me when this you see and thou art far away and other friends around thee when thinking of them think your old friend this is another example of a who has written it with initials and directly in the case when this you see me, this example here is sort of a reverse of of the same concept this is nancy bennett bailey and sends a photo this photo to her husband and inside she has scribbled w

that is a lot of streaming time.in 812 million hours of viewing time. it is a political thriller. the top film was the mother, featuring jennifer lopez, and that took in 249 million hours of viewing time. on our website, you will see that we have a list of some other popular shows, those included ginny & georgia, series two, glory, wednesday, and queen charlotte which you can see right there. why release all of this data now? that is because netflix has released a new subscription service and it includes adverts. advertisers, though, want to see viewing data. because they are obviously putting money into this, so they want to know which shows are truly popular. but actors and content creators are going to be looking at this data very closely themselves, because they have long been pushing for higher royalties for shows and films that are performing particularly well on the platform. the co—ceo ted sarandos has acknowledged that that lack of transparency about its data has led to distrust in the creative community. bu

our ancestors believed this holiday is a time of renewal and birth of the sun, as well as a time of spiritualformation. in the ancient mythology of belarusians , it was called “karachun” in honor of the slavic deity “cold and frost”. according to legend, it was he who commanded winter, blizzards and frosts, and shortened the daylight hours. in this, koracun was helped by his faithful servants: connecting rod bears and blizzards, wolves. it was believed that icy... green plants were endowed with magical powers. fire was also an integral part of these celebrations, because it is the brother of the sun. after karachun, rituals dedicated to the spirits of deceased ancestors began, ritual dishes were prepared to commemorate a joint meal with the spirits. kutya, oatmeal jelly, pancakes. on the night of december 25, straw fires were lit to warm the souls of ancestors. in the popular consciousness, korochun became close to the frost, which freezes the earth in cold weather, so santa claus can be considered the modern incarnation of karachun. there are many signs associated with the winter solstice, i

it looked at full—time as if england had done enough but they faced an anxious wait for the full—timelands had scored a dramatic fourth goal to top the group and send them through to the knockout stages at the expense of england. england's players looked absolutely dejected on the pitch at full—time. they've been undone notjust by that result in tilburg but also by their form earlier in the tournament and it's going to take some time for them to process their heartbreak here at hampden park. for the whole week, how we came back friday, seconds the netherlands scored a goal. down to win 4—3 in a seven—goal thriller at luton town to go five points clear at the top of the league. declan rice the gunners hero with a header in the last seconds of added time. earlier, two david raya mistakes had seen a see saw encounter swing in favour of the hosts, who twice fought back and threatened to win when elijah adebayo and ross barkley scored in an eight—minute period after the break. however, the hatters were denied a valuable point when rice met martin odegaard's cross in the seventh minute of s

is the time. a new this morning. santa rosa city schools will have police officers back on campus. >> at least until the winter break. santa rosa police officers are going to be stationed each high school in the district. officers will also be conducting numerous check ins at the middle schools. this decision comes after we've seen a rise in violence in santa rosa schools last thursday. herbert's later middle school went into lockdown after a student pulled out a knife during a fight. and then earlier this month, don't forget, police revealed the juvenile firearm arrests in the city were up almost 500% from last year. they blame a lot of that on increased gang violence. the district will be holding a public meeting on wednesday to talk more about the safety measures they're putting in place. >> time now 604 and mail carrier robberies are a growing problem in the bay area. now, the most recent time it was just last week in palo alto. yeah. and kron four's justin campbell actually spoke with the pos

i grew up at a time when, unlike our present time, there were no full shelves in the store, a whole rangeo-called coupons, regardless of how much money you had, so the time was not very simple, do you know at the moment how much doshirak costs, once again, instant noodles , well, you know? no, although it is very tasty, i try not to eat it. hello, my name is daniil, now in there are a lot of courses on the internet, for example, that promise to teach you - esema - in one month, then is it worth drying your brains out for 5 years at the university? absolutely worth it, why? because the main task of the university is to teach how to learn. because we gain knowledge every day throughout our lives, in order to be a professional, we must constantly develop, so a university is still a school of study, and not a school of knowledge, unlike an ordinary basic secondary school. purple sector, please ask your question, my name is polina and i have a question about the value of higher education, today a builder earns more than a doctor and teacher, so in this situation it is still better to go to col

it has been timed out meticulously. no delays are permissible, otherwise there will be traffic jams and k us. now it's been exactly 25 minutes. 16 rooms in less than half an hour. the, as you mentioned. so here we have the 1st bottleneck in the guided to a of my house on busy days, around 7000 people to squeeze through this narrow staircase. as you can see, that causes mechanical wear and tear because they pump into things where there was damage. it's tempting to poke editors to visit as always, want to touch things anyway. they have this need to, which is what leads to the damage. we can see here. more than 5000 square meters of wall surface are affected. they'll have to be checked for damage and repaired by the restores. got enough closer to noise to me because when you were invited to someone's house, you don't touch everything on it though. there's a lack of respect to the and, and does it restore this probably gets to more anyway, we've funded is understandable of having a have to experience is important to you. bu

comebacks of all time.tory again, returning to competition in 2023 for the first time since suffering a case of the twisties at the tokyo olympics. the 26-year-old winning five more medals at the championships, making her the most decorated gymnast all of time. >> right now i would say that's the path that i would love to go. >> number nine, coco gauff becoming a grand slam champion frt first time, winning the u.s. open in thrilling fashion. >> that was a hurdle that i needed to cross, a mental blockage that i needed to cross, and i did and hopefully i can do it many more times. >> novak djokovic won three of four grand slams, overtaking rafael nadal for the most all time on the men's side for 24 for his career. >> knowing that i play at such a high level and win the biggest tournaments in the sport, i don't want to leave the sport if i'm still at the top. >>> and number eight, 2023 saw many teams celebrate a championship for the first time ever. two-time mvp leading the nuggets to win their first nba title

the times says not so fast.we need to come to an agreement on how we can be compensated so that our work is not compromised. >> that is one aspect of how a.i. will disrupt everything. we also want to get an update from you on the apple watch fed. the federal appeals court issued a ruling and what did it find? >> the federal appeals court essentially pausing the supreme court ban that bans the series 9 and ultra 2 that officially went into effect today. it relates to the ongoing patent dispute over whether the blood oxygen monitoring technology infringes on the patent owned by california- based company and it found it infringed and apple has appealed the ban. the ruling today essentially means that apple continues to import and sell the most advanced models, the highest priced models as the appeals process is ongoing. it is a temporary win in the ongoing dispute. >> more to come on that and thank you so much and great to see. >>> the truck driver indiana is lucky to be alive thanks to a pair of curious fishermen.

i has turned its back on yemen for a long time?— long time? i don't think that's riuht. long time? and when i _ long time? i don't think that's right. and when i talk- long time? i don't think that's right. and when i talk to i long time? i don't think that's right. and when i talk to my l right. and when i talk to my international peers about the situation as we are actively doing, not a single one of them has made that point. and we are actively involved right now particularly with the us and the broader coalition in standing up and operation to provide deterrence and protect the open seas and that's an incredibly important thing for the uk to be doing given it's something we've always believed in and it's not about the situation in and it's not about the situation in israel gaza. this is about malign forces with the hootie is taking advantage of the situation to escalate, and that's having a real impact on the global economy and we are playing our part as part of a broad international coalition. i think it's important on this point... think it's important on this oint. .. ., thi

less, or sank and surfaced, somehow no, well, i realized that it so needs to unfold itself all the timeok, this is how it turns out, because cinema requires... very detailed work, in fact, when you are drowned, when everything is big inside, a dream, suffering, it in the depths, in the theater , on the contrary, you need to turn yourself around so that your passion, opportunity and energy intensity , covers the entire auditorium, because successes in cinema mostly happen somewhere in... a corner, in the dark, when there is no one, in a big silence, suddenly there’s something in the artist’s eyes something has changed, something elusive and you don’t even know in what take, when, due to what it happened, in the theater it’s a sequential work, it’s either yes, you gain, gain, gain, from every rehearsal, from every performance, you gain, gain , and this process... it is endless, never-ending , there is no point, no take, no, the way everything was filmed, everything is fine, and so it remains, no, you understand that you have to go out next time, but the viewer is different, you have to be

times, because the ones that don't _ and times, because the ones that don't have — and times, because hear more — biggest... i'm sure we're going to hear more of _ biggest... i'm sure we're going to hear more of that. _ to the nfl now, where we are approaching the business end of the season. just two more weeks remain in the regular season. four teams have clinched a playoff spot after sunday's games. lamarjackson�*s baltimore ravens are one of them after beating the jacksonville jaguars 23—7. jackson's only touchdown pass of the game was caught by rookie isaiah likely. the san francisco 49ers have also assured progression by beating the arizona cardinals 45—29 — christian mccaffery with a hat—trick of touchdowns. the dallas cowboys are also assured of a playoff berth, despite a heavy, 31—10 defeat to the buffalo bills, whose running backjames cook scored two touchdowns. the cowboys and their division rivals the philadelphia eagles are both through, but will now be aiming to finish top of their division, the nfc east. it's one of the most intense and grueling events before any sports

now we have much less free time time than our parents had at our age, because after school we immediately sit down to our lessons, and then run to sections and clubs, when should we rest? the number of lessons is absolutely the same, what it was in the soviet school, what it is today. another question is what demands you place on yourself and your parents place on themselves. everyone wants their child to go after school. for one, or maybe two electives, studied something at an advanced level, then went to clubs, a little happened in our time in a different way, there was no such thing that parents forced us to go to some kind of club, some section or some elective, so we studied calmly, we had exactly the same number of lessons as you have today, we came home, just the same did their homework , found time, including taking a walk outside , going to a gym, i think that if you do a little bit of good self-organization. from your time, put your phones, gadgets, correspondence with your friends a little aside, then you will have a lot of time, you can spend experiment, every smartphone today

because time and time again, and i'm sure you've been to some of these restaurants as well, where theful, you want to put it up on the wall and not taste it, and you go, "wow, this is great." and you're salivating and you take a spoonful of it and you go, "what does it taste of? "eh? "nothing." so style over substance. give me substance any time, any day of the week. so that's—that's important. but going back to the phone, i do it, but i do it for memories. i don't do it to post on instagram or anything, because i'm getting of a certain age that i forget. so i tolerate it. but if people do get their phone out too much, then we might have a little quiet word and say, "0i, eat whilst it's hot, please." let's get to something that is hitting notjust you in your business, but all restaurants right now, and that is a very tough economic climate.

you know where we live in an unprecedented times at the moment and a difficult time. but also a time will change as you, as you, as you seen in the media, there's a lot of negative perceptions that go hand in hand with us as black people and that people as a culture. how did you take to seeing those incidents, the dog situation that happened so that one kind of annoyed that form of like it was being like, why should be in this it doesn't really make sense. and then to have enjoyed fluids, which and kind of the stuff on the back of that please please call the cops. please call scott, i'm the american man threatening my life. police told him, would it be like they be combined and then they just kind of escalated each other so much more than they should have. yeah. and i think they like everything was coming together. so if we can, and then being and look down as well, maybe even watch the can, you can post to people. what about that? like human would now well, and so we can't do anything about saving controls about the face to face it very hard. prefix game will say i'm

and in tel aviv , air raid sirens sounded for the first time in 11 days.it fired rockets at the city. at the same time, israeli tv channels claim the cause of the explosion was the iron dome air defense system, which worked abnormally. the shell left its trajectory and fell in the city. according to local media, one person was injured, the man suffered a head injury. earlier, representatives of hamas reported that they had released all the women and children who were hostages in gaza, the rest of the captives, allegedly only the israeli military, as stated in the palestinian movement, there would be no negotiations on an exchange with the israeli side until a complete ceasefire. the latest russian developments were shown in perm, from robotic manipulators to airad. and giant 3d printers. 200 companies, hundreds of specialists and guests from seven countries participated in the engineering and industrial forum. what new products impressed everyone and what the manufacturers managed to agree on. the results of the forum were summed up by maxim pekker. the pe

. >> it looks like a good time. i feel like this year there have been so many more christmas events early on. >> yes. and i don't mind it at all. >> as you know, i started after halloween with all the christmas stuff. >> well, now we all know, right? you're into the spirit. >> we've got some clouds and a spotty chance of some showers tomorrow. mainly in the morning. and another spotty chance on sunday. we'll dry it out monday, tuesday, and a few more chances wednesday and friday. >> okay. if you don't have your christmas stuff up yet, this is a good weekend [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - tom hiddleston brie larson, eric idle, musical guest rick ross and meek mill, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1873 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yes! thank you so much. enjoy yourself welc

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it's not the first time and it won't be the last time. | time and it won't be the last time.e green light on something, but it was sanctions on russia. so this is something that's happening all the time in europe and it will happen all the time as long as you have unanimity required to take really big decisions.— big decisions. we've 'ust been watchinu big decisions. we've 'ust been watching president _ big decisions. we've just been watching president putin - big decisions. we've just been watching president putin and l big decisions. we've just been i watching president putin and he big decisions. we've just been - watching president putin and he is brimming with confidence in moscow as he talks about the russian offensive in ukraine. he says he's winning right now. do you sense in brussels that there is a lack of strategic vision around ukraine, that there is this lethargy that appears to be creeping in? absolutely. i was at the briefing yesterday and high eu officials said that if that he was in the kremlin right now, if he was vladimir putin, he would feel as happy as he

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it's not going far enough to keep the time's up with the times as it were. it's a dynamic you also thought about when you were writing the dialect of between different editors of dragon paper forward and then you have to take a step back. how do you assess that dynamic? >> i guess that is what's going on. max frankel took over he immediately said he's not able .having roosevelt said he was nt going to do. he started socializing with reporters he showed up at a baseball game and a barbecue at andreported south in the upper t side that would never happen again. twenty-eight years later or 10 years later he's forced out built comes along is a much more mild mannered editor. and he was making a point of being less divisive. the other side of that is those editors were as aggressive as a max or a rosenthal. this whole thing is about going one way trying to find the right tone for the newsroom of the paper. and i guess that's not surprising and editor would come along and push the envelope. he was certainly one of those editors. the next verse would come along and

time now for 34. alameda county da pamela price said she will pursue murder charges against two men in connection with the killing two years ago of a security guard working with the tv news crew. shadia mitchell and hershel hale are facing 25 years to life. if they're convicted of killing kevin nishida. he was a retired police officer working as a security guard for a tv news crew when he was shot and killed in downtown oakland. back in november of 2021. a third suspect, lauren gilbert, is still at large. in a statement, district attorney price said these are very serious charges and they reflect my office's commitment to punishing those who come to alameda county to inflict harm on people in our community. >> two people are in custody after a four year old boy was killed in a possible road rage shooting in southern california. the boy was in a car with his family driving through the city of lancaster in northeastern los angeles county. another driver cut them off, then started chasing them when the f

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