and as eileen mentioned, a terrible crisis in our nhs. the ambulances queueing outside a&e, patients who need treatment waiting inside. conference, what does the first minister say to people like eileen? what does he say to the scots who think i'm paying more, more and more and getting less, less and less from his government? he says, lets send a message to westminster. send a message? with all the problems this nation faces, thatis all the problems this nation faces, that is the level of his ambition for scotland, send a message! conference, i am afraid this is the story of the snp now, they are not interested in fixing scotland's problems, they want to exploit them. the mask has slipped, the pretense that they were ever interested in improving the lives of working people rather than using their problems as fuel for their grand calls. that has been exposed. applause. scotla nd scotland should send more than a message to westminster, it should send the government! that is our ambition. applause. because, conference, you cannot tell me tha

conference, eileen and ifirst very welcome here.e are having to get used to by—election win is of course, but that one was special. after all the struggles that you have endured over the past decade or more, the hard yards that went into that victory, the years when your commitment and patriotism towards this nation were questioned, just for supporting our party, you should enjoy this moment. not too much, we can't get carried away. we can't stop fighting for every vote, not even for a second. nonetheless, take pride in your efforts that have put us back on our way in scotland. enjoy the feeling that a tide has turned. that the wind has changed. the labour party has returned decisively back to the service of scotland's working people. applause conference, i want to thank michael shanks, of course, a fantastic candidate in that election. he is now providing some company for ian murray who is doing a greatjob representing scotland's interest in westminster. applause i am proud to so to note so many candidates today to arrange join and

eileen wrote can't believe it's closing. the sf shopping experience that i grew up loving as a kid is no longer there. come on, san francisco. and another person posted, macy's leaving union square is crazy. it's like the focal point of the entire square. so we're hearing people in the know say macy's will be here for one more holiday season possibly longer until the company can find a buyer for the iconic building but what really interests me is the political implications. i went to ask local leaders and we know this is a national story. we know that 150 stores are close around the country. this isn't just a san francisco story but with all the closures, how to you get re-elected in this climate? >> well, i mean, the city is changing and i feel like this is such a sobering reality for us. it was one thing for like nordstrom and you understand that location. but this, union square, where you just had, you know, restaurant owner invest in union square for that bakery to really try and revitalize the city. and this just feels

and eileen wrote, i cannot believe macy's in union square is closing. the sf shopping experience that i grew up loving as a kid is no longer there. come on, san francisco. and another person posted, macy's leaving union square in sf is crazy. it is like the focal point of the entire square. tonight people in the know say macy's will be here for one more holiday season, possibly even longer, until the company can find a buyer for building. >>> across the bay, oakland is taking another crack at choosing a new police chief. the department hasn't had a permanent leader for more than a year now, and in december, the mayor rejected the police commission's hand picked finalists for the job and told them try it again. tonight the new list is out, and one of the same names is on it, former san leandro police chief abdul. the others are from way out of town, former lubbock, texas police chief lloyd mitchell, cincinnati assistant chief, lisa davis, and luis molina, a former nypd detective who now works under the mayor. former chief leronne armstrong did not make t

la jueza de distrito eileen cannon se reunió con el equipo de defensa de trump y con el equipo del fiscalso vaya a juicio en mayo, pero podría posponerlo hoy. la defensa del expresidente donald trump le pidió a la corte suprema que intervenga en el caso que enfrenta por interferencia electoral, que derivó en el 6 de enero con el asalto al capitolio. esto ocurre después de que una corte de apelaciones fallara en contra de la inmunidad absoluta que, dice trump lo ampara ahora sus abogados buscan que la corte suprema ponga esa decisión en suspenso para poder retrasar aún más su juicio en washington, d.c. y el secretario de defensa, austin, está nuevamente hospitalizado en cuidados intensivos, por lo que sus médicos describen como un inconveniente emergente en la vejiga. su segundo, al ocupar este mando está totalmente a cargo, pero es importante recalcar que el secretario podría regresar mañana mismo al trabajo. el mes pasado austin fue duramente criticado por haber mantenido en secreto una cirugía relacionada al cáncer de próstata que padece en materia de salud. preste mucha atención el cán

prosecutors say sandra eileen lay worked as an academic program officer for the ucsf school of nursing program. they say between 2013 2019, she made students write their tuition checks payable to her or to leave the checks. blake funneling more than 1.5 million dollars to her own bank account. in addition to her 20 month prison sentence. lay also has to pay more than 1 million dollars and restitution. stanford issued this emergency notification earlier today after a person called the non-emergency line at palo alto dispatch stating he intended to commit a shooting on campus. police responded immediately to that area. but there's still no word on whether the threat was credible or not. police are asking anyone in the area to call 9-1-1 if they see any suspicious activity. investors in the proposed california forever city in solano county are trying to move forward. filing a 3rd ballot initiative to build that community. the initiative was changed to satisfy concerns from the travis air force base about how the new development would affect their radar and flights. the base supports the n

prosecutors say sandra eileen lay used her position as an academic program. officer for the ucsf school of nursing program. she would have the students write their tuition checks payable to her or have these students leave the checks blank? she with that frontal the money into her personal bank account in total. she took more than 1.5 million dollars between november of 2013 to 2019. les begins her prison term in may. >> waymo is disputing claims by san mateo county officials who say the company failed to properly communicate its plan to expand outside of san francisco in an email sent out yesterday. waymo says it's conducted outreach briefings with dozens of public and private stakeholders in san mateo county and their briefings included a presentation with a map of the peninsula last week, san mateo county's attorneys sent a letter to the california public utilities commission asking it to reject waymo's request for expansion because of a lack of communication. the controversy stems from a county resolution passed tuesday. that would give the local governme

prosecutors say sandra eileen lay was an academic program. officer for the university school of nursing programs. they say that she would have students write their tuition checks payable to her or leave the checks blank and then funneled the money to her personal account in total she is accused of taking more than one point 5 million dollars between november 2013 2019 lay start her prison term in may. >> city of oakland is playing hardball with the a's and major league baseball when it comes to allowing the team to play at the coliseum again. while a new stadium is being built in las vegas, the sides met in oakland this week to discuss a potential expansion of the a's lease at the coliseum beyond this year. among the asks from the city, a guarantee of an expansion team. once the a's lead for good. we talked with san francisco chronicle, sports columnist scott ostler about the possibility of that happening. >> now it's a bit of a big ask and it seemed impossible not that long ago. but are desperate. think it was 70 million bucks year if they h

el fiscal especial jack smith le pide a la jueza eileen cannon que reconsidere una orden para revelaraza para más de 2 docenas de testigos en el caso contra. ahí vemos como justamente estaba llegando a la corte hoy también es la fecha límite para los abogados de trump soliciten que la corte suprema suspenda su caso de interferencia criminal en las elecciones de 2020, después de que un panel de 3 jueces de la corte federal de apelaciones negó por unanimidad el argumento de que un expresidente debería ser inmune a un proceso penal, ahora tendrá que convencer a los 9 magistrados de la corte suprema de continuar la pausa de su caso. el máximo tribunal podría escuchar su apelación por la vía rápida o en su horario normal, pero de ser así, muy seguramente retrasaría cualquier juicio hasta después de las elecciones. por otra parte, le llovieron las críticas al ex mandatario luego de sugerir que estados unidos no tendría que proteger a los aliados de la otan que no estén gastando lo suficiente para evitar una posible invasión rusa. vamos a escucharlo. in fact, i would encourage them to do wha

well, we'll throw this back to samuel in just about that but, but, but maybe it was, was alexis of eileen viewed differently. and you think that in russia to the way that he was viewed in the west or uh yes, yes, i think so. actually what, what, what they, what they there, what i heard in his interview. he was uh, proposing the program which i really like to do from the, from the actual, uh very well because, you know, there were some slogans as a, as a is i think. and at the same time, he was suggesting some specific. gotcha. let me say one thing. i think i think that a russian society, especially ordinary people, they are not get to use steel to any drastic changes at all the uh, the, the whole palm like right now when she died is thinking about how to move this you the keys own when well, believe well being that in just to see that they have to box and then address the got sounds like a dissent and a dissenting brush. and at the same time, i must say that to my mind as a historian, the any attempt to descend in russian history was never very much successful if he would take the categor

. >> eileen on my faith and prey and just lean into it. you've got to do what you've got to do.ithout faith. >> how do you do it without faith? his career spanned decades and during the iraq war whenbe most entertainers declined to visit the troops, not toby. he p considered it his honor an privilege to perform for them as he did in 2002 during his uso tour was also when he t released the song, courtesy of the red white and blue. defiant post 9/11 song. and he performed for hundreds of thousands of troops in a dozen upcountries all the more admirable because he did not support the war but man, he loved the military. >> there's a lot of good people here who appreciate the support they are given and if you are for the war or against it or whatever you should support th troops because they are doing a hell of a job. >> on the radio at the time with the iraq invasion so many of us , keith was aierthere. and the other fact i did not realize until my friend cktexte me was that toby had an eye for talentto. if it weren't for him, there would not have been d ora taylo swift a today. in

here is maybe one incoming when it comes to eileen cannon.vernment doesn't believe the judge gets the answers right, then the government is entitled to take an immediate appeal to the 11th circuit court of appeals. in the past they have seen that. >> they can say wait a minute, we need the 11th circuit to look at her conduct and go back and review her decisions? >> that is right. it is meant to meaningfully protect classified information from revelation in the public, which could damage national security. instead of running the risk the statue says if the government thinks the judge has gotten it wrong, we will pause everything. the government can take an appeal to the 11th circuit. it could conceivably go to the supreme court. we want to be so certain of the irony in this case that we are protecting our national security by keeping classified documents from unnecessary disclosure. >> i always feel like i am out of the your law class whenever you are on. you are helping us all to be smarter about the law which we will need when it comes to do

. >> reporter: that's eileen walsh. no actor has known murphy longer.>> is his work ethic rooted in fear or joy? >> oh, that's a good question. i think it can only be joy. but it sometimes takes a lot of pain to get to that joy. the deeper we go with acting, the cost is greater for us. and physically i know "oppenheimer," you know, has cost him for the weight loss he insisted. you know, it was his choice to do. but then it was the right choice to create that amazing silhouette. but from the very beginning, our warmups for "disco pigs" involved us punching each other quite hard. and, like, going for it and then bursting out into it, this huge ball of velocity coming into it was the beginning of an "oppenheimer," was the whole kind of atom of us. ♪ >> reporter: now, after three decades of work, cillian murphy is cast in the most familiar irish legend of all. maybe there is gold, a 24 karat gold-plated statue at the end of his spectrum of talent. >> you have screwed this up though, you know? >> in what way? >> you used to be an actor and now you're a movie

down along the bottom annie, cici, eileen and margie celebrating great friendship at the giants causeway years of friendship in san pedro, belize, surrounded by cheryl, ronetta, debbie, brandon, lynn, shelly and lisa. and a very happy birthday to twins julie and christie celebrating their 60th in the bahamas. i hope it was a great day, ladies. send us a photo of you and your mug with the #sundaytoday. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" online at today.com/shop. a reminder, you can stream "today" live every morning, including sundays, as part of peacock's morning news live collection. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we will see you right back here next week on "sunday today." >>> good morning. it is 7:00 on your sunday, february 4th. a live look outside. wow, ominous, dark, cloudy skies over dublin. you can see that wet paven

prosecutors say that sandra eileen li used her position as an academic program.icer for the ucsf school of nursing program. she would have students write their tuition checks payable to her or leave them blank and she would fill around. amen. she would then fund all that money to her personal bank account. in total. she took more than one and a half million dollars between november 2013, all the way to 2019. she set to begin her prison sentence in may. >> its 6.56. and coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news. we have new details on a tragic murder. suicide were a family of 4 suicide were a family of 4 died in samin tan. this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm kat

tuition payments at u c s f prosecutors say that sandra eileen lay used her position as an academic program the ucsf school of nursing program. and she would have students write their tuition checks payable to her or leave the checks blank. she would then funnel that money to her personal bank account in total. she took more than 1.5 million dollars between 2013 2019. she begins a prison term in may. coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. we have new details now in that tragic murder, suicide of a family of 4 in san mateo. >> plus, another open business frustrated with repeated break-ins as the city struggles with rising crime. and the a's may not be uprooted from oakland. so soon. we'll talk about their plan to try to extend their lease at the coliseum, at lease at the coliseum, at least temporarily. when your gut is out of balance, your body gives you signs. so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help stop the frustration and start taking align every day. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastro

. >> speaker: eileen with speak in support of continuing this item. also due to the fact that the newest feasibility study has yet to be released. the department staff stated last november that, this feasible, excuse me, feasibility study will be released at the end of 2023 with informational meeting in december of 2023. the upcoming feasibility study for the rezoning process, could provide information that lob pertinent to the typology to the lots being proposed in this duplicated file. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, for sharing your comments, can we have the next speaker, please. >> speaker: good afternoon, supervisors, catherine howard and i'm still waiting for my stipend for taking uni down here and not being able to call in. i appreciate the supervisors efforts to have housing for seniors but i want to say that naming something is not the same thing as it happening. and i, i, i don't want to be derogatory but we have green washing and now we have age washing, please if you want to make it for seniors put a requirement for there that at least one

eileen cannon, the judge of florida overseeing one of the federal cases against donald trump.t been watching it as closely as the supreme court until it works its way in that direction but she has allowed donald trump attorneys to have exposure to witnesses that the federal government is worried about security and safety standards. host: next step is timbo. caller: hello america i have a question for you. i think the supreme court wants donald trump on the ballot because that means democracy is an action. let them decide if they want putin's lapdog as president. you better wake up. host: i don't know if you have any comments to that. guest: it is interesting because i was one of the arguments what do people think about it? we will have to see what happens with the court. host: chris and tulsa, oklahoma. caller: i want to talk about the blackout with the kennedy campaign. host: do you have a question about the supreme court? that.r: i i'm afraid what this is going to lead to with the bush v gore with the supreme court picking our president again. you know how the al khor deal d

eileen cannon, the judge of florida overseeing one of the federal cases against donald trump.t been watching it as closely as the supreme court until it works its way in that direction but she has allowed donald trump attorneys to have exposure to witnesses that the federal government is worried about security and safety standards. host: next step is timbo. caller: hello america i have a question for you. i think the supreme court wants donald trump on the ballot because that means democracy is an action. let them decide if they want putin's lapdog as president. you better wake up. host: i don't know if you have any comments to that. guest: it is interesting because i was one of the arguments what do people think about it? we will have to see what happens with the court. host: chris and tulsa, oklahoma. caller: i want to talk about the blackout with the kennedy campaign. host: do you have a question about the supreme court? caller: i was going to get to that. i'm afraid what this is going to lead to with the bush v gore with the supreme court picking our president again. you k

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the decision on the filing will be judge eileen cannon's to make.g the exhibit. we'll monitor that big decision for you. >>> coming up, more on today's historic arguments at the supreme court over whether trump can run for office. michigan's secretary of state joins the program to discuss. she was there in the courthouse today. she's going to be with us after this quick break. is quick break ', when you get a big deal. wayfair deals so big that you might get a big head. because with savings so real - you can get your dream sofa for half the price. wayfair. it's always a big deal. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ (vo) welcome to lobsterfest. is your party ready? ready to tango with tails on tails on tails? try lobster lover's dream with two lobster tails and lobster & shrimp linguini it's one of ten next-level lobster creations red lobster. is your party ready? what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, a

host: eileen is next, in north carolina. caller: hi, thanks for taking my call.ght some of my small-town journalism experience, because i am miss small-town newspapers too. your previous caller was talking about the politicalization of newspapers. in the ones i worked for, the political differences were reallysome small town papers, ty were called the whatever democrat and the whatever republican. people bought the paper based on what they believed. i worked in the newspaper business in the 1970's, 1980's, and 1990's. i am retired now, but i don't think you ever truly retire from journalism. i have watched the change and demise, and it is a little bit heartbreaking because i love local news. i am hearing a few words of encouragement, but i think basically, the ad department and the newsroom will always survive over stories we should not run because an advertiser might pull out, something like that. i would love to see a return to local newspapers, because there is local news, local social news, obituary news, so i am so glad there is a movement here. host: go ahe

host: this is a lien from -- eileen from st. louis. caller: you're doing a great job.the footage that i have seen of trump's action from the insurrection. he has had his finger on the pulse of fat. following a constitution that is over 200 years old does not meet our needs. it was supposed to be the kind of document that allowed changes in the issue of the electoral college. the idea of one person, one vote. is thrown out at the federal election. why do we need the electoral college? is just a way to oppress people. c-span should be a part of getting your drivers license. you should have to watch c-span before you get your drivers license because america needs to wake up. host: that is a lane from st. louis, missouri. we will go back to tammy derringer at the supreme court and chatting with the folks outside. >> there is still a long line of people hoping to get an. what is your name? >> george, scott. >> when did you get into line? >> 8:30, 8:15. >> what is your interest in seeing this case? >> it is completely novel. no president has ever been accused of trying to ov

marion eileen . sinner horse. marion eileen. 1115 votes. what's kevin charles, also known as kev.e. the total number of ballot papers that was rejected was 75. vacant seats . one. electorate vacant seats. one. electorate 79,376. ballot papers . issued 79,376. ballot papers. issued 30,231. turnout . 38.1, and i do 30,231. turnout. 38.1, and i do hereby declare that genevieve victoria kitchen, also known as jen kitchen of the labour party, is duly elected. and i, i invite the winning candidate to the lectern. this is kitchen, the successful labour party candidate, overturning a majority of 18,540. >> i'm sorry. that's my mum . so >> i'm sorry. that's my mum. so i am delighted to be stood here as the newly elected labour mp for wellingborough . i am for wellingborough. i am honoured that local people have placed their trust in me and the labour party under keir starmer. but i also know from the thousands of conversations i have had during this campaign how desperately people want change and a fresh start for our country. the people of wellingborough have spoken for britain. this is a