we had not had systematic police reform in the united states of america since lyndon baines johnson great society legislation in the 1960's. we thought after rodney killed -- rodney king was brutalized in the >> we really thought we were at a turning point that we were going to get systematic police reform in america that had eluded us for decades. we had not had systematic police reform in the united states of america since lyndon baines johnson great society legislation in the 1960's. get systematic police reform in america. it did not happen. we thought certainly after george floyd was tortured to death on video during a pandemic and everybody saw it. we thought we were going to get police reform in america. it did not happen. after tyre nichols was brutally beaten by five police officers, we thought we would get systematic police reform. it did not happen. i can only fathom have we gotten the reform, how many families up here like sonya massey and others would have been spared their loved one becoming another hash tag. it is an urgent call. how many more exhibits do we have to give yo

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baines, and mr. himself, the groups that lapid , the opponents of the opposition, the opponents of the zionist regime have in their statements, they say that mr. natalya is taking us backwards, he will not achieve any of his goals. he only thinks of war and it is warmongering that the whole zionist regime will be in a state of collapse , mr. behrtash, in your opinion , what is the goal of the zionist regime, since it is dragging the matter towards karim bakhri, after all, the regime that has not succeeded in food is to open another front. that he can unite them with the other front, what is his explanation? well, you see, dear mr. khosravi, he basically lost. compared to the gaza strip , it is much more important in itself for netanyahu and netanyahu's coalition government and those personalities who are members of this coalition cabinet, that is, the security situation of the west bank is very important for the right wing of israel , for what reason, because in fact they have more claims regarding the gaza strip on the west bank, if we go back to the beginning of 2023 , when netanyahu

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milena, now lady milena grenfell—baines, had no idea then that it had all been arranged by a young stockbrokerfromoon, no eyewitnesses will be here any more, and people need to remember, why is that street called nicholas winton street? the story of how nicholas winton saved hundreds of children from the holocaust only came to light in the 1980s, thanks to the british tv programme that's life. can i ask, is there anyone in our audience tonight who owes their life to nicholas winton? if so, could you stand up, please? it's since been told countless times, in films, documentaries and books, and now a new street, running past the very station where czechoslovakjews boarded trains for the camps. a ninth train, the largest transport, carrying 250 children, was scheduled for the 1st of september 1939, but then, the war intervened and it never left. we don't know what happened to those children, but most of them would have been herded onto trains here at praha bubny station and sent to theresienstadt and then to auschwitz. only a handful are believed to have survived. rob cameron, bbc news, prague. japan

milena, now lady milena grenfell—baines, had no idea then that it had all been arranged by a young stockbrokerfromople need to remember, why is that street called nicholas winton street? the story of how nicholas winton saved hundreds of children from the holocaust only came to light in the 1980s, thanks to the british tv programme that's life. can i ask, is there anyone in our audience tonight who owes their life to nicholas winton? — if so, could you stand up, please? it's since been told countless times, in films, documentaries and books, and now a new street, running past the very station where czechoslovakjews boarded trains for the camps. a ninth train, the largest transport, carrying 250 children, was scheduled for the 1st of september 1939, but then, the war intervened and it never left. we don't know what happened to those children, but most of them would have been herded onto trains here at praha bubny station and sent to theresienstadt and then to auschwitz. only a handful are believed to have survived. rob cameron, bbc news, prague. we can speak to sir nicholas winton's grandson lauren

service's lamont bain says the first heat wave back in june and july is what pushed said. whoa, say it's a record-breaking territory. >> it's also more concrete in the city and more asphalt over the decades. so yeah, it could there be some a greater degree of influence from the urban heat island effect across syria? i believe it. i think told you enables us, though, no surprise the date for u.s. lopez and robert alvarado. they were both at the fountains on tuesday with their son, ezra. >> and records aside, families are focused on the with harsh heat already here. it terrible in the needs of the city. fire out here. temperatures from this heat wave are set to cool off by friday. now, as for that record for the hottest summer ever here in san jose. >> the national weather service says that those numbers are expected to be finalized coming up by the end of the reporting here in san jose. jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> antioch police are looking for a suspect who shot and seriously injured. a 20 year-old man. police say the shooting happened around 9.30 last night in the area o

and they shut the government down in 1990s and in 2013, 14-day government shutdown and forces john bain to do it and we want democrats to agree to repeal president obama legislative accomplishment affordable care act benefiting tens of millions in many ways thanks no thanks. but they shut the government down 10, 14 days and five, six years after that in 2018, as you may recall, that was the beginning of the longest government shutdown. in american history, 35-day government shutdown and the ransom demand then was we want taxpayers to fund trump's ineffective medieval border wall notwithstanding the fact that in 2016 he said mexico was going to pay for it. no we want taxpayers to spend billions of dollars to fund this medieval ineffective border wall if you don't do it we're going to shut the government down that's what they did and the irony of that particular government shutdown -- is that it began in december of 2018. and then it carried over into 2019 but many december of 2018, donald trump was the president. republicans still controlled the house and the senate. in other words, they

of mitrovica in northern cost of always causing control the sea, the bridge lynx, destiny, called bain in and the next pulse of the city bought. it was the science of bloody violence between the 2 communities in the 19 ninety's. how much vol has more this, but it's across the body for the fights. we thought it's not just geographically, but along ethnic lines. to are every day sets ends on paintings, costs nobody's on foot, but it's been close to vehicles. for decades. concrete body is on the tony and security forces have been guarding it since a need to a peacekeeping force known as k for was established in 1999. it's now cause of us prime minister once the ability to reopen, to traffic move supported by on paintings. not meant this, but as we can't wait for the bridge to be open to vehicles, again, we go back and forth all day by foot. i don't know who finds the reopening problem . maddox, it should have been done 20 years ago. so we wouldn't have had to struggle all these years. somebody problem is a just double check. what serves our post to the plan, the seat of a symbol of resist

milena, now lady milena grenfell—baines, had no idea then that it had all been arranged by a young stockbrokerfromhere any more, and people need to remember, why is that street called nicholas winton street? the story of how nicholas winton saved hundreds of children from the holocaust only came to light in the 1980s, thanks to the british tv programme that's life. can i ask, is there anyone in our audience tonight who owes their life to nicholas winton? if so, could you stand up, please? it's since been told countless times, in films, documentaries and books, and now a new street, running past the very station where czechoslovakjews boarded trains for the camps. a ninth train, the largest transport, carrying 250 children, was scheduled for the 1st of september 1939, but then, the war intervened and it never left. we don't know what happened to those children, but most of them would have been herded onto trains here at praha bubny station and sent to theresienstadt and then to auschwitz. only a handful are believed to have survived. rob cameron, bbc news, prague. to some other important news aroun

milena, now lady milena grenfell—baines, had no idea then that it had all been arranged by a young stockbrokerfromemember, why is that street called nicholas winton street? the story of how nicholas winton saved hundreds of children from the holocaust only came to light in the 1980s, thanks to the british tv programme that's life. can i ask, is there anyone in our audience tonight who owes their life to nicholas winton? — if so, could you stand up, please? it's since been told countless times, in films, documentaries and books, and now a new street, running past the very station where czechoslovakjews boarded trains for the camps. a ninth train, the largest transport, carrying 250 children, was scheduled for the 1st of september 1939, but then, the war intervened and it never left. we don't know what happened to those children, but most of them would have been herded onto trains here at praha bubny station and sent to theresienstadt and then to auschwitz. only a handful are believed to have survived. rob cameron, bbc news, prague. extraordinary story and a great tribute. queen camilla says king ch

we've never walked away because leaders like lyndon baines johnson, my fellow americans, in two years will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence that july 4th of 2026 will be a moment not only about our past, but about our future. imagine that moment and ask yourself, what do we want to be? we can and must be protected and expand our civil rights in america. we cannot must prevent the abuse of presidents of power and restore faith in supreme court. we can and must strengthen the guardrails of democracy. we must have to remind ourselves who we are with united of america. and there is nothing nothing beyond our capacity, nothing when we do it together. so let's stay together. and god bless you all. lyndon johnson, ladybird johnson may god bless whole family. ladies and gentlemen, may god protect our troops. thank you for listening.

very famously, we have a lyndon baines, johnson who really didn't like his project by peter hood. unaffected became a very public saying, so lind vines thought that he was on a good thing. peter hood had done his portrait for the cover of time magazine with him in the front and sort of texas prairie in the background. and so we thought, okay, i can trust this out as to, you know, a good thing by may the 2nd time around. and for reasons i still don't quite understand. he hated that it's a great picture. he's standing with a capital behind him is holding a book, a history looks truly presidential. this sort of a sunset in the background, what's not to love, right? but when he was invited to go and see it by the oddest, he said, he thought it was the ugliest thing he'd ever say. and then the oddest said, i thought he was the rudest man i've ever met. and before, you know, it was on, it was in the price and everybody we had, everyone was waiting in whether they thought it was any good or not. so in that case, the, obviously the present pick to we want to didn't quite work out the way he had hope

milena, now lady milena grenfell—baines, had no idea then that it had all been arranged by a young stockbrokeris that street called nicholas winton street? the story of how nicholas winton saved hundreds of children from the holocaust only came to light in the 1980s, thanks to the british tv programme that's life. can i ask, is there anyone in our audience tonight who owes their life to nicholas winton? if so, could you stand up, please? it has since been told countless times, in films, documentaries and books, and now a new street, running past the very station where czechoslovakjews boarded trains for the camps. a ninth train, the largest transport, carrying 250 children, was scheduled for the 1st of september 1939, but then, the war intervened and it never left. we don't know what happened to those children, but most of them would have been herded onto trains here at praha bubny station and sent to theresienstadt and then to auschwitz. only a handful are believed to have survived. rob cameron, bbc news, prague. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. good evening. we have lost

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service's lamont bain says the first heat wave back in june and july is what pushed said. whoa, say into record-breaking territory. it's also more concrete in the city and more asphalt over the decades. san jose certainly has likely changed from, you know. >>the early 19, 100's to now where there's a lot more, you know, a lot more concrete. and so, yeah, could there be a greater degree of influence from the urban heat island effect across this area? i believe it. i think told you enables us, though, no surprise either for u.s. lopez and robert alvarado. they were both at the fountains on tuesday with their son, ezra. and records aside, families are focused on the now with harsh heat already here. it terrible in the needs of the city. this is why we're out here. temperatures from this heat wave are set to cool off by friday. now, as for that record for the hottest summer ever here in san jose. >>the national weather service says that those numbers are expected to be finalized coming up by the end of the year reporting here in san jose. jack molmud kron. 4 news. >>and with g

service's lamont bain says the first heat wave back in june and july is what pushed said. whoa, say it's a record-breaking territory. >> it's also more concrete in the city and more asphalt over the decades. san jose certainly has likely changed from, you know. >> the early 19, 100's to now where there's a lot more, you know, a lot more concrete. and so, yeah, it could there be some a greater degree of influence from the urban heat island effect across syria? i believe it. i think told you enables us, though, no surprise the that for u.s. lopez and robert alvarado. they were both at the fountains on tuesday with their son, ezra. and records aside, families are focused on the now with harsh heat already here. it terrible in the needs of the city. fire out here. temperatures from this heat wave are set to cool off by friday. now, as for that record for the hottest summer ever here in san jose. >> the national weather service says that those numbers are expected to be finalized coming up by the end of the reporting here in san jose. jack molmud kron. 4 news. in san francisco.

>> the global market for ai related products will hit as much as $990 billion in 20 according to bain'sglobal technology report saying the market will grow 40 to 55% annually from $185 billion last year the consulting firm says growth will be filled by bigger ai systems and larger data centers to train and run them. driven by companies using the technology to boost efficiency. >> how are they using the technology we will discuss that with today's ai in action. speaking with the global risk exchange platform for specialty insurance market. it's booked on the $400 million of revenue. let's talk about that growth. the ceo is with us. what exactly are you doing? we are trying to seek out inefficiencies in the insurance market. >> so accelerant is trying to re-platform that specialty insurance market for the benefit of everyone. let me unpack that a little bit. inside that gigantic insurance industry there are millions of policies that aren't quite standard. something makes them unique. that's the specialty insurance market. and what we do is unlike the traditional insurance industry tech wh

his father was a sophomore at the university of bain when he enlisted in the army at the recruiting centerthe signal service company was deployed to italy in the early 1995. also with us here today is who honored her father and the ghost army. william served as the captain of the camouflage engineer unit. he received the bronze star for meritorious service for five battle engagements. these veterans were among the hand-picked soldiers who volunteered for the ghost army's remarkable assignments on the front line to europe. using this deception like inflatable tanks, aircraft and artillery's loudspeakers and fake radio transmissions. this unit outmaneuvered and deceived the nazis. at great personal risk, these soldiers successfully diverted enemy resources. and as we have heard today, saved tens of thousands of american lives. the courage and ingenuity of these top-secret units were pivotal across the european theater in world war ii. and, like any my father also was a veteran of the battle of the bulge where he was wounded twice and secured two purple hearts. the ingenuity and contributions

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