departamento del alguacil del condado san joaquín fue embestida entre las calles main y la avenida henleytomóvil, fueron llevados al hospital. 1 de los oficiales sufrió una fractura de clavícula , según informaron, mientras que el conductor que causó el accidente se cree que manejaba intoxicado. nos vamos ahora al sur de california, donde buscan a un hombre que presuntamente atacó a 2 mujeres en long beach. una de las víctimas estaba empujando una carriola con un recién nacido. dinorah pérez tiene el reporte. eran casi las 10:00 cuando la mujer caminaba con su bebé cerca de la intersección de la avenida locust y la calle 21. >> cuando da la vuelta por el vecindario de long beach, se ve en las imágenes de vigilancia. un hombre caminando detrás de ella. >> el sospechoso empieza a caminar más rápido y de la nada le pega en la cabeza. >> me dio mucho coraje lo que hizo esta esta persona y ojalá, ojalá y que lo agarren y. y pague por lo que hizo. >> el sospechoso huyó inmediatamente y la mujer salió corriendo en la dirección opuesta gritando. vecinos. no exigieron que en la carriola tenía un b

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henley, these comments that we've seen from ness and yahoo on catch how they relate to his really media that's of the most an accident. so what do you make of that? what's the thinking here potentially? well, thank you for having me. i think it's very clear and your previous guest alluded to this uh, benjamin that's in. yeah. whose primary concern is remaining in the office, and he knows very well what plays with the the far right within his country, the buttresses, his cabinets. me. he is indeed, i'm bound to have to deal and, and respect that kind of sentiment and within the electorate. and within the opinion base of the. ready ministers that were mentioned, caught daughter is a public enemy number one, irrespective of you know whether it is or isn't in reality. and i think that we have to expect that nothing yahoo is going to continue saying a certain hist. ready and it's like the sometimes they'll be public, sometimes they'll be leaked, but it all comes down to the same thing, which is all about showing himself as this figure that is going to stand up for jewish interests above and

flood alerts remains in place along the thames near cookham, henley and at chertsey bourne.ions on catapults. issues on the piccadilly line between acton and uxbridge. and there are severe delays on the metropolitan line harrow—on—the—hill and uxbridge. now the weather with kate. good morning. it's a very cold start this morning. temperatures at northolt, for example, down below —6 overnight. it's dry, and we will see some hazy sunshine today. we have got a veil of high cloud around, the wind is light, and temperatures are still struggling. low single figures, between two and four celsius. now, overnight, tonight, some clear spells to start with but a couple of areas of cloud. one sinking south from the north but another coming up from the south. but it should stay dry. with all that cloud the temperature not quite as cold as last night, —2 the minimum. the system we've been watching very closely coming up from the south—west overnight is now looking likely to stay further south so it will bring more cloud but it's going to stay dry. that snow staying south of the uk. the te

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his name was henley mccaster of south carolina. he was the lieutenant governor.ack from mcmaster for endorsing trump, the first statewide official to do so, jen, was that he was elevated to governor when president trump nominated the governor of south carolina, somebody whose name was nikki haley to be the ambassador to the u.n. so speaking of -- >> wording. >> full circle endorsement in 2016 one of those is still playing out today. the reason trump appointed her to the u.n. wasn't because they had a relationship because she came out for rubio he appointed her as a reward for him for being one of the first people in it country and first statewide republican official to endorse him in 2016 because to your point there were so damn few people in the party at that point who had dare stick their neck out for this, you know, celebrity casino magnate and hotel developer. >> i mean a lot has changed, right? he's done a lot since then. a lot has changed. and i think the question that is tricky but you may have a view on this. i bet you do is what is motivating? there's po

one of them, named henley henry travis, is co-hosting event in new york in a matter of days and he wasnald trump's first inaugural campaign, at least that's what i'm reading in the data. so this is the situation right now. for these folks. they're trying to play this balancing act. if donald trump surges on the path of nomination, as it appears to, be it is interesting. i say that but there were so much discussion last year for things i've heard, things i've seen, public statements about, wall street executives, some of them trying to find a way to stop donald donald trump from being the gop nominee. just this talk, over gonna back this candidate, oppose donald trump, and here we are today many of those people haven't put a dime -- >> can i just tell you why? and i'm gonna be speak for -- a lot of these wall street guys in the big plans to stop donald trump, they know a hell of a lot about markets and how to make money. very few of them know anything when it comes to politics. just look at how they donate to no labels, which is on a fast track to know where. bill, let's talk about joe

i've heard that, um, henley and thame. bons that, um, henley and thame.election of their candidate and they did it in six days. just in case boris johnson wanted to go back to that seat. and because people in that seat. and because people in that constituency wanted boris , that constituency wanted boris, they turned it around in six days and so and that's, that's, that was my intelligence on monday . and whether it happened monday. and whether it happened last night or not, i'm not sure, but i'm not even sure. boris you know, party almost know, the party is almost unreadable and the point that i was making earlier, you know, he got a bigger vote share of the percentage of the vote share than tony blair did in 97. and to your point that people were voting against jeremy corbyn. that's not what i hear. and that's not what i'm hearing from mp who's on the mp after mp who's out on the doorstep, who tell me that people are saying to them, i voted for boris. they're not saying i voted against jeremy corbyn, they're saying voted corbyn, they're saying i voted f