much for that, ahmad, be safe, that's a correspondant. talking to us there from khan unis - sir wilkinson, i don't know if you caught uh the report that our uh correspondent uh covered when it came to in particular his focus there uh was the fact that you have the arab regimes that haven't done uh enough to say the least now what is very perplexing about that is that they come out, maybe i shouldn't use the word perplexing but um they they come out in public uh slamming what's going on, but then uh we know that behind the scenes uh there are uh for example allowing access of their land in order for goods for example to be transported uh to the israeli regime uh there are number of them that are doing that which is really a stab in the back when you have palestinians that are starving inside the gaza strip waiting for eight triks to get in or anything to get into help the situation. yeah, it's uh shocking and what is even more shocking was the news today that uh the us secretary of state anthony blincan had actually signed document to say to give permission to the israelies that they could

we have uh the pleasure of having sarah wilkinson, human rights activist joining us from midlands the uk and also jonathan chadwick is a writer and activist who joins us from london. i like to welcome you both. october 7th is upon us here um and it's really shocking and sad that we have to uh be witnessing this one year of this us islaly genocide um that may be spreading now to another country like lebanon. not maybe it has in a sense. but let's focus on this uh boycutting. all together and the notion that i like to ask from you sarah wilkinson, when it comes to this notion, given what has happened, especially in this uh past year, um, do you think that enough is being done when it comes to the whole boycott notion, whether it's products or in the bigger picture, um companies um or or countries that should boycott the regime itself, especially when it comes to things like arms? yeah, actually no, i'm one of these people who thinks that now that the bds movement was not... able to stop the genocide, it is important, we still boycott israeli products and the biggest boycott that everybo

okay. the un secretary general, i don't know if you caught that uh sarah wilkinson in terms of uh how this uh genocidal onslot is now spreading to lebanon, it has already, i should say, when you're looking at 2,0 plus lebaneses to have been killed in the past days, really, i think in one go there were few hundred when they bombed uh dahaya with those uh mk, i think 84 200 pound bombs, what do you think about the statement there made by the un secretary general? um, i have lot of anger towards antonio guiterres, the un secretary general, he has lot more power to prevent what was happening in gaza, and therefore what is happening in lebanon never needed to have started, the the... political cowardis and i hear condemnation after condemnation, i hear how deeply concerned he is, but actually the un does have a platform and it does have power to have put an end to what was happening in gaza, so for him now and i could see the palestinians in the audience sort of looking down and thinking, well okay, yeah, you're you're um sort of so concerned now about lebanon, but actually the the un, wha

historians have largely relied on james wilkinson as a source. and if you i think about james wilkinson, he's a notorious liar in a lot of a lot of historians have taken what he said at face value. and there's some reason suggesting that arnold and gates had a falling out as is documented but they kind of patch things up towards the end of the battle by the second battle so depends also how much you want to believe james wilkinson versus versus other sources. but yeah, they do both have i think pretty powerful egos and i'm sure that plays a role why they don't don't have a perfect relationship saratoga for sure. so you mentioned earlier that you gates moved to virginia and he became a slaveholder and also he was a true believer the cause and given that maybe how do we know how he felt about slavery later in life and independence? yeah, i'm working an article now, the gates and slavery. so it's. so i have a good question. ask so gates initially as far as i can tell has qualms about slavery and when he's in he's in the seven years war like and even

helena wilkinson, bbc news.isonings has opened this morning. it's heard that dawn sturgess — the 44—year—old mother who died after coming into contact with the nerve agent — appears to have been an innocent victim caught in the crossfire of a quote "illegal and outrageous assasination attempt". the inquiry heard the bottle contained enough poison to kill thousands. the inquiry is expected to last several weeks. our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. this was dawn sturgess just a week before she died. the tragic conclusion to months of events concerning spies, nerve agents and perfume bottles. dawn was 44 and the mother of three children. the story had begun four months earlier here in a quiet cul de sac in salisbury. it was the home not of dawn sturgess, but of a russian man. he was sergei skripal, who's believed to have worked for british intelligence, and he became the target of an assassination attempt by moscow. he and his daughter yulia, who was visiting him, came to be poisoned with a nerve agent called

historians have largely relied on james wilkinson as a source. and if you i think about james wilkinson, he's a notorious liar in a lot of a lot of historians have taken what he said at face value. and there's some reason suggesting that arnold and gates had a falling out as is documented but they kind of patch things up towards the end of the battle by the second battle so depends also how much you want to believe james wilkinson versus versus other sources. but yeah, they do both have i think pretty powerful egos and i'm sure that plays a role why they don't don't have a perfect relationship saratoga for sure. so you mentioned earlier that you gates moved to virginia and he became a slaveholder and also he was a true believer the cause and given that maybe how do we know how he felt about slavery later in life and independence? yeah, i'm working an article now, the gates and slavery. so it's. so i have a good question. ask so gates initially as far as i can tell has qualms about slavery and when he's in he's in the seven years war like and even

what sarah was saying and to say also how encouraged i am by how extremely well-informed um sarah wilkinson is and how good it is to listen to an activist who is so well-informed and to say of course we we should be blaming these international organizations for dodging the political implications behind the starvation and genocide that's happening in in gaza. but to also point out that this is not just these organizations, it's a coherent media, governmental um conspiracy of complicity in the genocide, the fact is that if the people of the west knew what was happening in gaza, they would be, and indeed actually, even though they not told the truth, they're on the side of the palestinian people, but like lot of countries, there is look. between the people and the government, i'm sorry not to follow the question that you wanted to ask, no, that's okay, i actually we're just fresh out of time anyways, and i have to unfortunately stop you to, thank you, thank you so much, jonathan chadwick, writer and activist from london, thank you, sarah wilkinson, it was a pleasure, human rights activists the

our news correspondent helena wilkinson is at the helena wilkinson is at the old bailey.te on what has been said in court. bring us up-to-date on what has been said in court-— said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother— said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother and _ said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother and her _ said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother and her uncle - said in court. urfan sharif, her stepmother and her uncle are | said in court. urfan sharif, her. stepmother and her uncle are all charged with the murder of sara sharif and charged with causing or allowing the death of a child. today the prosecution open the case against the three defendants to the jury against the three defendants to the jury on the first day of the trial. the prosecutor bill emlynjones kc told the jury that sara had sustained extensive injuries over a prolonged period of time. thejury had heard as well that she had an external and internal injuries, distressing details the jury heard today. among those injuries, extensive bruising, bones —— burns and broken bones both old an

helena wilkinson, bbc news. scrap regulation that "needlessly holds back investment" at a major international business conference today. his government is expected to unveil investment deals worth billions. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. henry, keir starmer has been accused of being a bit too gloomy about the economy over the last few weeks, is this an opportunity for him to change the tone a bit? he certainly ho es so, change the tone a bit? he certainly hepes so. jon- _ change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he _ change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he hopes _ change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he hopes it's - change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he hopes it's an - hopes so, jon. he hopes it's an opportunity for him to change the tone politically, because the build—up to the summit has been pretty fraught, but also economically, because this government really wants this investment. foryears government really wants this

wilkinson: so what was that about -- dr. collins: so what was that about? let me say it was an intemperate email on my part, which as far as i know was read by nobody other than cliff and tony fauci yo -- tony fauci, but it was picked up in one of those foia dumps we are expected to respond to. the recommendation came out that we should drop all these efforts to try to stop transmission of covid-19 by keeping people apart from each other. it was doing more harm to businesses and schools than the good it might be doing in stopping infections. that sounds like a plausible thing to start discussing, but this was not put forward as an opportunity for science discussion. it was put forward as a policy. it ended up in front of the secretary of health and human services the next day and would have gone to donald trump had he not been just then getting released from walter reed after his own covid infection and might well have them -- might very well have them become part of u.s. policy. the experts who responded to that rather quickly, 14 different public health a

helena wilkinson, bbc news. scrap regulation that "needlessly holds back investment" at a major international business conference today. his government is expected to unveil investment deals worth billions. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. the government is making a big fuss of this, they say it is a big deal. it is a big moment for the government. fouryears it is a big moment for the government. four years in opposition under keir starmer the labour party claimed that they were the true party of business. and nowjust over 100 days into their tenure into government, they are trying to show that they are a government of business. there are going to be some of the top business executives from banks, private equity firms, companies, in the city of london, at the guildhall, all day today, culminating in a reception hosted by the king at st paul's cathedral. 0ne the king at st paul's cathedral. one of the wealthiest men in the world, however, will not be there, elon musk. a little ea

. >> and unfortunately, the collateral damage a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended compla

peter: let's take a look at a debate between you and adam wilkinson at a braver angels conference.r. wilkinson: the government in this case in my opinion was the perpetrator of force and fraud in many instances. that was one of the mistakes i made at the beginning of this thing, to ascribe what i thought the motives -- thought were the motives of some of the people involved in making these decisions. i have no idea whether motives were. it really does not matter and i am not here to cast blame on any individual. i am going to say that there's a lot of blame for our system and the system needs to be fixed, and in order to do that, there's a lot of people that need to answer for what happened so we can fix the system. peter: i am glad you brought up motives because i do think -- dr. collins: i am glad you brought up motives because i do think when things go wrong it's natural to think who do we blame and how did this happen? i know a lot of people who were deeply engaged in this and i think they also feel badly about the failures of many of the things they were entrusted to do. peter

and now they're facing hurricane milton, the stacy wilkinson joins us, dow, stacey. thanks very much. so much for being with as you live in cortez, florida, we understand you and your husband evacuated to higher ground just a few miles away, although in florida higher ground is kind of a relative term, but how are you prepare for this time around thanks, jim, you know, it's a lot. we live in florida were floridians. we're used to writing out hurricanes and this has been a whole different ball game in a whole different beast. helene was terrible, not even two weeks ago, and the town that i live in right on the cusp of cortez along with ami, we all suffered catastrophic damages, has been an i took on three over three feet of water in our home along with everybody else and we've lost almost everything and we're just picking up the pieces from that, trying to carry on. and here we are again and i'm more worst situation. >> wow you lost your home and helene i did. >> yes, we did wow. and how are you going to make do moving forward? i'm so sorry. >> thank you it's not just

. >> and unfortunately, the collateral damage a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended complaint

and wilkinson due continue serving his constituents. and other big story tonight because i many of the sister of nima moment. he the man accused of fatally stabbing. >> cash app founder bob lee took the witness stand again today. kron four's lastella gooden was in the courtroom. she joins us now with the latest. plus. well. >> yes, it was day 3 of testimony for her and she appeared that it was very hard for her to speak about what happened those days leading up to bob lee's death. and today they focus on text messages. take a look at this video from court court earlier on tuesday in court. text messages between leagues are revealed an alleged casual dating relationship. but the defense zeroed in on messages warily appeared aggressive telling khazar to leave an alleged drug dealers apartment with him on april. 3rd, her testimony about lee's behavior contradicts that of his friend who testified last week that many was the aggressor. the defense also highlighted surveillance footage from the night of the murder showing% and we leave becaus

. >> the wilkinsons have been coming to this elementary school for nine years with all three of their daughters attending. >> it's an unfortunate shock to see this leaving. >> they say the public montessori is a critical resource for the district to even consider losing it very much focuses on autonomy, independence, hands on learning, hands on learning, project management. >> all the things that we think are lifelong learning skills and wouldn't be available to many other than in the private sector. >> san francisco unified superintendent matt wayne says school closures can't be avoided, with a $400 million deficit over three years shrinking student counts and the threat of a state takeover. the district put out a list of schools tuesday afternoon that fit the criteria to close or merge. >> we've got fewer teachers than we had, so we right now have five classes in the elementary school for six grades. so, you know, we don't even have a one class per one classroom per grade. now. >> harvey milk elementary, near the heart of the castro district, made the list, too. teachers say the sch

helena wilkinson, bbc news.re are 200—plus individuals who are now in the harrods process to settle claims directly with the business." if you have been affected by any of the issues raised, information and support is available via the bbc�*s action line. one of the biggest overhauls to workers' rights and employment law in years will be introduced to parliament today. ben can run through what is going to be in the bill and why. we are talking tojonathan reynolds the business secretary, you have already gone through what the ifs have done in looking how the government is going to spend ahead of the budget, but this is about workers' rights, employer's right and not everyone is pleased about what is being proposed? lilo. and not everyone is pleased about what is being proposed? no, you are riaht, what is being proposed? no, you are right. we will— what is being proposed? no, you are right, we will come _ what is being proposed? no, you are right, we will come onto _ what is being proposed? no, you are right, we w

goals from katie wilkinson and lizzie arnot in the second half saw them beat motherwell 2—mil stay inwins from nine matches, as well as a draw with celtic on thursday to start the season. glasgow city had put themselves top of the table temporarily with a 5—0 win over aberdeen before rangers' victory. fifth—placed hibs put five past montrose. bottom side dundee united's miserable start to the season continues, they were beaten 2—1 by spartans. hearts are up to third after beating partick thistle 3—0. there was just one game in the championship today. cardiff remain rooted to the bottom of the table after bristol city came from behind to earn a one all draw. ollie tanner gave the welsh side the lead early in the second half at ashton gate. but luke mcnally hit back for the robins with around 20 minutes to go. the point moved city up a place to sixteenth. scotland have lost again at the women's t20 world cup. they batted first against west indies in dubai and only made 99 off their 20 overs, that was never going to be enough as the west indies raced to their target winning by six wicket

but thank you very much to the head of policy at the global warming policy foundation, harry wilkinsong jones. until next time . so who do you until next time. so who do you agree with? has labour caved in to the eco mob? albert on x as typical labour more concerned with appeasing noisy protesters than standing up to the silent majority. another example of their inability to make tough decisions. sarah says caved. they are the eco mob. all right. okay, well, your verdict is now in. 97% of you think that labour hasindeed in. 97% of you think that labour has indeed caved to the eco mob. 3% of you say labour has not. it will be interesting to see whether or not lord walney is still in post this time tomorrow, won't it? but coming up, thanks to your generous donations, my fundraiser for friends of the elderly has reached just over £220,000. but i'm not going to stop here. we've got to raise as much money as possible this winter. i'm going to be joined by a pensioner very, very soon who's worried that she will freeze to death. she's in. apparently, britain's coldest town or england's coldes

our correspondent helena wilkinson has been in court. helena, what more has been said?stressing details about the injuries that sara suffered. they have heard from a pathologist who carried out the postmortem examination, and sara sharif had dozens of injuries on her. her bodies was covered her body was covered in blue with bruises, and they included abrasions.— bruises, and they included abrasions. ,, ., . ., abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head — abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and _ abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and signs _ abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and signs of— abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and signs of being i abrasions. she had a puncture wound to her head and signs of being hit i to her head and signs of being hit with an object below her bellybutton. the court previously had heard that sara was hooded and beaten during more than two years of abuse. listening from the dock, the three defendants who deny the charges, and the trial continues. thank you. president zelensky has laid

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very quickly to one of the most distinguished circuit court judges in the united states, harvey wilkinson, he wrote a fabulous memoir of his growing up. and i particularly loved the the parts of his memoir on the 1960s. and he said to over come the sixties, we must first understand them, one must go back in time in to move forward. i thought that was a kind of a beautiful thesis sentence for the research that i was beginning to undertake. i talk about a small coterie of people at, the beginning of stumbling utopia and. i and i could talk at greater i've written a greater length, as you will, about some of this handful of progressives that i think did enormous damage to constitutional our way of life, and also to the kind of what i think of as the unwritten constitutional way life, family, parenting, human life, religious liberty rights, basic magnanimity and civility in the public square education both higher education and the classroom an elementary middle school and and high schools and just for today at hillsdale picked out a kind of for example paul's beginning with john dewey if you

historians have largely relied on james wilkinson as a source.and if you i think about james wilkinson, he's a notorious liar in a lot of a lot of historians have taken what he said at face value. and there's some reason suggesting that arnold and gates had a falling out as is documented but they kind of patch things up towards the end of the battle by the second battle so depends also how much you want to believe james wilkinson versus versus other sources. but yeah, they do both have i think pretty powerful egos and i'm sure that plays a role why they don't don't have a perfect relationship saratoga for sure. so you mentioned earlier that you gates moved to virginia and he became a slaveholder and also he was a true believer the cause and given that maybe how do we know how he felt about slavery later in life and independence? yeah, i'm working an article now, the gates and slavery. so it's. so i have a good question. ask so gates initially as far as i can tell has qualms about slavery and when he's in he's in the seven years war like and even

allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote. >> my client has mixed emotions about the decision. he is grateful. the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended complaint against officer mckinley. mar

. >> and unfortunately, the collateral damage a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended compla

. >> and unfortunately, the collateral damage a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended compla

. >> and unfortunately, the collateral damage a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson representsstatement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended complaint against officer mcki

. >> and unfortunately, the collateral damage a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended compla

. >> and unfortunately, the collateral damage a enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended compla

. >> and unfortunately, the collateral damage a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson representsicer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended complaint

a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants willtnot be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended complaint against officer mckinley. mari

this morning, fifth grader charlotte wilkinson brought flowers to the school's administrators to cheer them up. >> i was really happy and she, like, hugged me. >> we think it was really special to have a public montessori. we think that was made montessori accessible to a lot of families, and to have that go away is, i think, really unfortunate. >> parents at other schools on the list were already thinking about their next steps. >> we're looking at both staying in the district and or going private. it really depends on what makeshe most sense for us. >> san francisco unified school district is under orders from the california department of education to close a $100 million budget gap. by the end of this year, or face being declared insolvent and taken over by the state. >> we need to be very clear and transparent about what our future looks like in san francisco unified. we want to maintain local control, and we want to ensure that we have a balanced budget and that we are not continuing to deficit spend on ktvu mornings on two, the nine mayor london breed said she was not happy about

. >> and unfortunately, the collateral damage a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >> he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended compla

alec wilkinson, who's in barcelona as we speak right now. morning, alec. >> hi, paul.sten, it's great to see you. how was the explanation ? it you. how was the explanation? it was pretty much on the money, wasn't it, bud? >> clear as mud. >> clear as mud. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you did a good job of explaining it. it's it's actually quite simple. it's the oldest international trophy in sport, and britain hasn't won it yet, so it's about time we did so you're in a qualifying stage, as i understand it. >> alec and england against italy. it's standing at three apiece and it's first to seven. >> that's right . so today we've >> that's right. so today we've got two more races so it won't be decided today. but potentially one of those two teams could put themselves into a position in which they seal the deal tomorrow, you mentioned jim radcliffe . yes. he's here. jim radcliffe. yes. he's here. he's out on the water every morning. he's he's back on his on his superyacht in the evening. he is absolutely loving this. and i can see why. because ineos britannia, his team led by sir

. >> let's take a look at a little bit of the debate between you and adam wilkinson at a braver angels> the government in this case in my opinion was the perpetrator of force and fraud in many instances. why, i can't say. i don't try to, to ascribe what i thought with the motives of some of the people involved in making these decisions. i have no idea what their motives were. i don't, it really doesn't matter and not here to cast blame on anla individual. i am going to say that there is a lot of blame for our system and the system needs to be fixed and in order to do that there's a lot of people that need to answer for what happened so we can fix the system. >> some glad you brought up motives because i do think when things go wrong and we both agree, things went wrong, it's natural for us to say okay, who do we blame and how did this happen? i know a lot of the people that were deeply engage in this. i think it also feels quite badly about the failures of many of the things that they were entrusted to do. >> dr. collins, not many government officials will go into a lion's den like tha

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a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >>he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended complaint against officer mckinley. mario gon

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alec wilkinson joins us now from barcelona. morning, alec. >> morning, paul.'t, but the thing is , i managed to make the thing is, i managed to make the simplest thing sound very , very simplest thing sound very, very complicated. stephen's very excited because he didn't know you were coming on. >> we used to work together years ago. alec. >> we did for a long time. yeah. i'm. you haven't aged a bit. oh. that's true. >> see, i thought we were going to talk sailing. i didn't think we were doing an edition of this is your life. yeah, but, you know, that's fine . anyway, do know, that's fine. anyway, do you remember this voice? let's. now. now let's let's talk about the america's cup 1851. i know that for a fact. and it was just america and britain sailing around the isle of wight. and we still have never won it. how on earth has it come this long and we've still never done it? and how close are we going to get this time? >> well, we're close. we've never been as close as this now. we haven't been in the actual america's cup match since 1958. so ever since the ch

indeed, wilkinson had an active relationship with soviet spy otto katz from the 1930s.n's main man in europe, who was regarded by m15 as the most important communist agent outside russia. now really, what would have been the difference if they'd used a portrait of another former labour mp and minister? he was actually chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, say oswald mosley. well, all of this made for a fitting preface to today's budget that raided £40 billion of your money. rachel reeves began by congratulating herself for being a woman. >> well, this is the first budget in more than 14 years to be delivered by a labour chancellor. it is the first budget in our country's history to be delivered by a woman. i am deeply proud to be britain's first ever female chancellor of the exchequer . the exchequer. >> well, at least there's one labour minister who knows what a woman is, i suppose. anyway, she then went on to breach labour's key manifesto pledge and went ahead with increasing taxes on working people. >> we will increase the rate of employers national insurance by 1.2