respond to rishi sunak. that is a bit rich from _ respond to rishi sunak. that is a bit rich from rishi _ respond to rishi sunak. that is a bit rich from rishi sunak - respond to rishi sunak. that is a bit rich from rishi sunak you - respond to rishi sunak. that is a l bit rich from rishi sunak you spent the last 24—hour to convince the country of an unfunded half baked gimmick of a suggestion for compulsory military service for 18—year—olds, half baked proposal which is already unravelling as tory ministers are left exposed, unable to answer the most basic questions about this plan. we have had a senior x military chief then it won't work because the money is not there. the small amount of money invested means cutting investment in stoke, mansfield, darlington, places like that. the reality is trickier stormont today has laid out his plans to end 14 years of tory chaos. we will start rebuilding our nhs with more appointments, more teachers in our schools, to crackdown on and anti—social behaviour with more police and community support officers and to cut e

we have people saying things about me and i'm not allowed to respond. this judge has taken away my constitutional rights. and as the republican candidate and somebody that is leading biden by a lot, i should be able to respond. this guy has me with a gag order. we are filing, i think today, a constitutional motion to get this -- we'll be filing a motion on the constitutionality of it. if somebody says something about me and i am not allowed to respond that's never happened

daniels responding no. much of the testimony far removed from what the presumptive gop nominee has been charged with for allegedly falsifying his business records to hide a $130,000 payment to daniels ahead of the 2016 election. prosecutors say the payment was meant to keep her quiet so she couldn't derail his campaign. the defense says there was no crime. it was all a shakedown. daniels testifying today, quote, i was asking to sell my story to publications to get the truth out. necklace saying she could have just done that with a press conference for free. daniels responding i could have. necklace asserting you chose to make money, right? daniels saying i chose to take the nondisclosure agreement. the jury today again hearing a phone call between michael cohen and daniels' lawyer who negotiated the nda. that lawyer saying she wanted this money more than you can ever imagine. on redirect by the state, daniels told the jury money didn't drive her motivation for signing that nda, quote, we're all happy to tak

so he can respond publicly to ms. daniels' testimony. the request denied by the judge. the actress who earlier testified that she had a sexual encounter with mr. trump in 2006, which he denies along with suggested she made the any wrongdoing faced more cross-examination by defense lawyers who suggested she made the whole thing up and was now profiting from it. daniels, however, pushing back as she tried to give trump lawyers as little ground as possible. prosecutors believe her account is critical to their contention that mr. trump unlawfully disguised business records to cover up hush money payments to her to buy her silence during the 2016 race for president. laura jarrett was in the courthouse today where trump lawyers once again asked that the case be dismissed. >> reporter: tonight, stormy daniels leaving court after a blistering cross-examination. former president trump's defense team suggesting she's been ever. the defense today trying to cash in on her story of sex with mr. trump at a celebrity golf tournament

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first responders show us how the drones are used and their impact .one is part of a partnership between fremont police and fire. a remote pilot demonstrates a launch from the police department. the program is called dfr, short for drone as first responder, and it truly has been such a useful tool for de-escalation for our apprehension of violent suspects, for public safety. when a call for service comes into the 911 dispatch center, drone 56 will be in route to that. a remote pilot determines if the call needs a drone response. drones are usually deployed for critical or life threatening situations. officials say they are not allowed to be used for random surveillance. >> i was the incident commander on this incident, fire battalion chief justin dillman shows me drone footage taken while responding to a house fire. one of our other battalion chiefs was the person operating the drone that was able to give me real life time intel. >> the drone is able to show exactly what's on fire. >> the drones are actually looking for hazards, possible hazards that c

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they issue of gun violence, 66% of respondents, and the former president with a slight advantage. last, dealing with the issues of israel and hamas. 48% of those respondents there saying that was an issue for them, and then giving former president trump a slight advantage. this is scott and california, democrats line. you are up with the idea of the issues that are important to you. caller: good morning, pedro. misogyny, that is what is most important to me this election. i want to share with all of our female voters out there and some of our more radical, more right, congresswoman that misogyny does not mean that he is good with a foot rub. host: ok. thomas on our independent line, thomas joins us from honolulu this morning on issues that are important to you. caller: yes, i agree with the polling respondents' top issues, but my, just more with respect to how c-span will cover the election between now and november. i called about a year ago, and my request was that you folks considered doing more regular analysis of how your callers get their news. the hosts sometimes ask them, m

israel has responded today. yes, south africa _ israel has responded today.responded today. yes, south africa has accused - israel has responded today. t2: south africa has accused israel of violating the genocide convention essentially and asked the judges for an urgent injunction. these provisional measures. to prevent the situation from deteriorating further. it wants the judges to call an immediate ceasefire for idf troops to withdraw from rafah, for humanitarian aid to be guaranteed and for the unimpeded access for humanitarian aid workers, un investigators and journalists, so that if any violations of the genocide convention are being committed, evidence can be gathered. israel has been responding and i have just made israel has been responding and i havejust made some israel has been responding and i have just made some notes to give you a summary of what we have heard so far in the last hour and 50 minutes. israel legal team said it was an inversion of reality, a picture divorced from the facts, presented by south africa yesterday. and it accused sout

we responded to riots in the city.secret service police or park police. >> to make sure i understand there was a discussion a very simple plan to get on the bus and a plan you need is that what you're saying? due to the normal planning operations we already had a point identified for those within the city. all we had to do was communicate to those service members to rally at that point. everyone else said to the armory would have been donning the gear and moving towards their direction. as the colonel mentioned once we arrived, we fall under its called the defense support to civil authorities once we arrived, we fall under, we are supporting the civil authority in this case the capitol police would have given direction on where to be and what to do. >> this is my last question. i will start with you since you were the senior member that would have been there at the time. the order that finally came. 509 did secretary mccarthy give you the order at that time, and if not can you explain how you got therder? >> the genera

and congress should also pass the honoring fallen heroes act responders who are exposed to of cancer. the physical and invisible wounds of your service. we can never thank you enoughur courage, your service and your sacrifice. you risk your lives every day for the safety of the people y that's why each of you, each and it's no accident that violent crime is near a record 50-year low -- a 50-ye it's because of extraordinary efforts by all of you in your communities, together with historic steps taken to support you -- to stop the flow ofgun traffickers accountable for crimes. it matters, and it matters a lot.ten say, there is no greater responsibility of governmento sacrifice to protect us all. we've made a lot of progress be done. let me close. to the families here today, my wife and i know how hard it is in different ways, but i promise you the day will come again whenll bring a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to yourl come. and i hope you always remember one r them and their love for you. god bless you all. may god protect law enforcement. and [applause]

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how do you think they should respond?— should respond?_ should respond? absolutely agree, the responsibility of— should respond? absolutely agree, the responsibility of politicians - should respond? absolutely agree, the responsibility of politicians to l the responsibility of politicians to be crucial because that's what will be crucial because that's what will be observed by the citizens and also of the world. i'm very thankful and glad that all the world leaders condemn this attack, because that is the right way to do it, and also calling for stopping any violence, and i think this is the way politicians should address it. the polarisation is here in slovakia, but i see it all around the developed world, and we see how far it can go if that polarisation is growing, so we have to reduce and basically start to bring down the polarisation, because politics is about putting solutions for people and about a better life for people, it is not about growing violence, so this is what we have to speak about, all politicians are here to serve peo

their soul purpose is to respond to nonemergency calls. so far it is pretty effective.. >> reporter: he has been given a second chance at life and he is using to give others a second chance too. >> back to society and all of that. so, i never look at it like give me something, and it is me giving to them what i owe them. >> reporter: that debt comes from serving time behind bars, facing 59 days, eight months, four days for gang-related activity. he was released after 16 years, today he is using that experience to offer a helping hand to people experiencing homelessness in san francisco. >> i was a person destroying our community. all right. and now i have an opportunity to build up my community that is what i came out here to do, my missioning to build up the community >> he is doing that by giving people a little bit of heart. part of the homeless engagement response team they are an alternative to the police that proved their worth in the first year, responding to call that can take the police days or weeks to get to. >> it helps the pol

they're not responding to what happens on campus. i mean, you know, they're, they're arrested for trespassing, but these are students who have a valid id is they're arrested for trespassing on their own campus. i mean, the whole thing is you can kind of make it up. one of the things, one of the lies the university city and put these leaders have used to justify the crack down, has been that there were what they called outside agitators. people who were not students, but who went to the demonstrations to provoke violence. it's my impression that this was a red herring, that there really were no outside agitators. what was your experience? well, there are people from the outside who joined the protests, but this is a student driven protest. so what they're attempting to do is say that it's not, uh, you know, it doesn't come it's, it's not born out of the university setting, but it has been provoked by people on the outside. that of course is completely on through a just like the idea that these encasements are somehow anti semitic or a

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the police department and respond to calls within a three mile radius. the goal is to expand and eventually cover the entire city by having five launch sites in fremont, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> a search and rescue team was out tonight looking for a missing 81 year old woman from danville. anna palma was last seen walking away from the area of verde mesa drive about 2:00 this morning. she was wearing a floral blouse and carrying a clothing bag. palma suffers from dementia. people who live in the area are being asked to review security camera footage and check around their properties, including their vehicles. anyone who sees her is asked to contact danville police. >> new at 11 tonight, a cupertino woman has been convicted of perjury for lying about her law enforcement experience as she ran for santa clara county sheriff anne colton certified that she had the required experience and her name appeared on the 2022 ballot. an investigation then determined that was not the case. she received just over 4% of the vote. district attorney jeff rosen cal

he is not responding, not responding. (in interview): i don't remember exactly how long it was.his pulse, checked his breathing, and he wasn't, so we immediately took the handcuffs off and started doing cpr on him. >> flip him over, i'll do a sternum rub on him. he'll wake up. >> take these cuffs off. >> he's not responding at all. (siren blaring in distance) >> 9-1, patient may not be breathing at this time. >> narrator: clark was pronounced dead at the hospital. the medical examiner ruled the death an accident, caused by cocaine and heart disease, not due to police force-- a finding the experts consulted by the a.p. and "frontline" agreed with. >> narrator: but jack ryan said that even though the use of restraint may not have caused clark's death, officer celinskiidn't turn him over quickly enough after handcuffing him. >> officers make mistakes of professional judgment. they don't always rise to the level of criminality. this officer in this particular case is really trying to do the right stuff. you can hear it. you don't hear aofficer screaming, swearing, yelling. you hear

you responded, yes.nd i quote, general flynn and p ott made numerous comments about the optics on having the guard on the capitol and how they would much prefer that the guard relieved in pd officers elsewhere in the city so that they could respond to the capitol. ". for everyone, and will start with command sergeant major brooks, why would these military experts want to send the national guard to relieve mpd officers elsewhere after the capitol was breached at 2:12 p.m.? >> in my opinion it was a senseless recommendation. the logistics and amount of time it would've taken to replace individual mpd officers across the city would've taken way too much time and further delayed. >> the key term there is a senseless. colonel? >> so, this mission was for law enforcement. the never wanted the guard on the streets in the first place. they thought it was law enforcement mission. they believed it would've required 100,000 demonstrators before the d.c. guard was necessary. that was the army's thinking. and they al

the white house responded yesterday saying demonstrations must remain peaceful.mages of photographers and torches has been pretty continuous. this has been a challenge notjust here but in different university campuses right across the us. we do have a camera feeds down on the ground as well, but they are not coming into us right now on the feeds. so we're going to leave these pictures just for a feeds. so we're going to leave these picturesjust for a moment. we feeds. so we're going to leave these pictures just for a moment. we will be keeping across them, of course. we will head straight back to these live images of los angeles shortly. a failed asylum seeker has become the first to voluntarily leave the uk for rwanda, bbc news understands. the man was flown on a commercial flight and given £3,000 to help relocate in kigali, as first reported by the sun newspaper. his departure is not part of the forced deportation policy the government announced two years ago. let's speak to henry zeffman. so explain this to us. this is not what we have been talking about for t

our current respondent has more.- current respondent has more.nt has more. this is a case that has been _ current respondent has more. this is a case that has been going _ current respondent has more. this is a case that has been going on - current respondent has more. this is a case that has been going on for i a case that has been going on for some years is set for trial in 2025. it is more of a mystery hearing, trying to set up the exact parameters of what that trial will consist of. the vast majority of what will be decided has already been established, and it includes prince harry and several other high—profile individuals that did want to add something to that trial. from the point of view of prince harry, he wanted to add claims that related to his then girlfriend, now wife, megan marco. it was about unlawful information gathering in 2016 battles involving her. the court said that those could not be included in this trial going forward. it did not say that they couldn't be tested in court, but that if he wanted to explore those that if he

so, 25% of respondents noted that most of their entourage try to avoid mobilization. at the same time, 47% note that some of the acquaintances... avoid, and some are ready to be mobilized. another 10%, for the most part, are ready to be mobilized, and 18% of respondents find it difficult to answer this question. among the respondents, the willingness to join the struggle in one way or another prevails, as they say in the democratic initiatives, in particular, 7% of the respondents expressed their willingness to join the defense forces in the event of mobilization, 9% in the event that military actions approach the... place their residence, and 35% are focused on work and the provision of courier, specifically non-military assistance. 24% of respondents say that they will try to simply survive, 5% will try to leave the country, and 15% do not know what to do. but our correspondents asked people on the streets of kyiv, rivne, dnipro and odesa if there are more people around who are ready to mobilize, and let's listen. what do they say, and in the meantime, write in the

and his administration respond.ge, i would expect pretty significant continuity. we've already seen messaging from from taiwan's authorities saying that they're responding to this and they're monitoring the situation, but they're not trying to provoke or escalate the situation. so, yeah, ithink this, again, is something beijing wants to test and see, and that's part of their calculus for why they're doing this now. now, the us is a key ally of taiwan. do you think we might see a response from them, and what sort of response, or how would it look? the united states, even before president lai's inauguration, the biden administration was saying things like anticipating potential for china to engage in this activity — again, because china has done this multiple times now. we kind of have a sense that this is part of their response. this is part of their toolkit of how they respond with their military. and so, i think the administration here in the us was focused on putting the onus on china and saying, "if you escalate

and donald trump responded to what marjorie taylor greene had told him apparently, saying on truth, social, his social media site wow, i just came out of the biden witch hunt trial in manhattan, the ice box. and we show them reports that crooked joe biden's doj and they're illegal and unconstitutional rate of mar-a-lago authorized the fbi to use deadly lethal force. now, we know for sure that joe biden is a serious threat. to democracy, unquote. now, the scene, in fact, checkers got to work and they looked and found that the instructions use during this mar-a-lago search are in fact standard language taken straight from the justice department's manual, basically, a copy and paste the fbi responded to these allegations saying, quote, the fbi followed standard protocol in this search, as we do for all search warrants, which includes a standard policy statement limiting the use of deadly force. no one ordered additional steps to be taken. and there was no departure from the norm in this matter,

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regional medical center responded with a statement saying it's investing millions of dollars into its growing emergency department. the statement also said, in part, we are responding to the patient care needs of our community so we can continue to care for our community's health

help because those agencies are responding to their own emergencies. that's where the search come in. search is community emergency response. team civilians often your neighbors, the train to step in when professional first responders are overwhelmed by disaster. >> practice getting victims to safety by and freedom operate. >> lessons from past disasters have shown many residents won't evacuate. lesser animals are accounted for. now they're see that the california veterinary emergency team, they'll work with cart the community. animal response team to make sure everything from a dog or cat to livestock are treated and put their owners minds at ease. >> we can make sure that we're giving the best care possible to animals and then turn people can keep themselves today. safe. my knowing that those animals are getting the appropriate care now. >> so this is a new thing for see that, which is with uc davis where they have these a preposition mobile veterinary hospitals. well across the state, i believe there's 3 of them. and so in the event of a major disas

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so it is a process as we respond. good luck. sor . process as we respond. good luck.sorry- the main — process as we respond. good luck. sorry. the main challenge, - process as we respond. good luck. sorry. the main challenge, of- sorry. the main challenge, of course, is resources. while we had immediate resources to respond, for wfp, we are faced with a catastrophe across the country in many ways. we had returns from pakistan, many people across the country who are still food insecure. and we face a funding challenge of $650 million. i got to cut across you and apologies for that but i don't think... hello. it was a bit of a misty, murky start for some of us, but for most places, the sunshine has broken through and there's a lot of dry weather on the cards for the rest of today. this was the picture in freshwater on the isle of wight a little bit earlier on. we can see that cumulus cloud that's bubbling up, and for some places, that willjust spark off one or two showers, but many of us are seeing some dry and sunny weather. now, to the south of the uk, we've got a cou

i wonder about how keir starmer will respond in terms of what is a - will respond in terms of what is are asking for votes from people right across the country right now and it is important that the cabinet of whatever government and whatever party reflects voters. i quite agree. i think the best labour leaders in my lifetime and the generation before me were labour leaders who drew on the breath of skill and experience across the whole of the party and put together diverse cabinets and diverse shadow cabinets. i am diverse cabinets and diverse shadow cabinets. iam not diverse cabinets and diverse shadow cabinets. i am not sure, diverse cabinets and diverse shadow cabinets. iam not sure, based diverse cabinets and diverse shadow cabinets. i am not sure, based on what we have seen about the way the current labour leadership is treated diane, i am current labour leadership is treated diane, iam not current labour leadership is treated diane, i am not sure that it keir starmer�*s approach, sadly. when he stood for election in 2019 and 2020 he promised to be like harold wilson and to brin

so far, the chancellor's office has not responded.main at the scene of a fire at a commercial building to make sure there are no flare ups. the fire was reported around 2:00 this morning on millmont drive, east of 880. firefighters from fremont and milpitas responded, knocked the flames down in about 90 minutes. firefighters were able to contain the fire to one building. no injuries. the cause, though, is under investigation. in the south bay, a san jose couple is behind bars accused of exposing their baby to a lethal amount of fentanyl. the da's office says it's one of the largest drug busts of its kind in santa clara county history. authorities say the two are drug dealers they're accused of stashing up to 55,000 fentanyl pills under their ten month old's crib. investigators say they also found marijuana, cocaine and a loaded gun inside the couple's home. >> i know for so many people in our community, it's frustrating to hear that we still have these crimes existing because it doesn't make sense. like why you don't do everything to

sometimes they will engage directly with the respondent to so the respondent understands, you know, there is a city attorney's office that has authority to enforce the subpoenas in court, we i think the point of mentioning this in the regs is, is that people understand that there is a consequence potentially this isn't to try and make a really onerous or restrictive or overly intense punitive rule around subpoenas. we're really trying to put people on notice so that they understand this has the force of law. you need to you need to do this right. i think that all makes sense what you're saying. but i think that my concern is that looking at the actual language of the regulation as proposed, it doesn't create all that nuance that you just discussed. it has more of a blanket. failure to provide evidence constitutes withholding such materials, short circuiting the whole kind of objection process. i wonder if we could cure that with a minor amendment that to add something like, right here where it says failure to provide evidence, records, documents or information requested pursuant to a subp

. >> moderator: you have a minute to respond. boa: the elephant in the room, the congressman is not to blame for what his father's alleged to have done but i'm concerned as a resident of a district that the congressman himself is not concerned about the fact that his father is being accused of being a foreign agent for the government of egypt. i think it also concerns me that he doesn't seem bothered by the fact that his father and donald trump might have access to classified information. i think it is concerning the the congressman has not even endorsed andy kim for u.s. senate because his father may run as an independent. when the senate is at balance, control of the senators at balance and reproductive rights and these issues are in balance. it's concerning that he voted not to expel george santos. is fundamentally compromise to serve in congress in my opinion. >> i will give you 30 seconds to respond to that. >> there's a lot to respond to including inaccuracies which i did vote to expel george santos. first time the committe