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stay, libby casey, who has been on msnbc many times, joins us by phone because of the breaking news. libbyd the speaker not know what the vote count was going to be? >> i mean, the main rule of this is you don't bring up a vote unless you have the whip count. this is really a stunning defeat to speaker johnson. just a few days ago, he was expressing a lot of confidence that he had the votes to move forward with what would have been really a pretty incredible move, to charge secretary mayorkas with high crimes and misdemeanors. but there were concerns among rank and file republicans about whether or not this was the right use of process and whether or not this really made sense. and we saw just one republican peel away at first. but that one republican turned into just enough to make this a real problem for speaker johnson. >> yeah, and that was some of the tense sort of vote count we had at the end. i was telling viewers we're going to watch this along with you. it was 215 tied which would still not execute the impeachment. but libby, then it went down two votes. what if anything can you t

through the rubble for victims of the overnight attack, which killed at least 4 people according to libby news media. it's the 4th is really striking. central babies this week. israel says it is targeting has bullet militants, us president elect. donald trump says he'll nominate scott best and to serve as the next treasury secretary. the official in charge of implementing is economic agenda best and is a billionaire hedge fund manager who has advocated for tax reduction in de regulation and supports trump's plan to impose massive terrace on imported goods. an australian teenager has become the 6 ford taurus to die, of suspected methanol poisoning in louts all the death. sure, believe to be connected to boot like alcohol authorities and allow us have released few details so far. but say an investigation is ongoing. backpacking in southeast asia is the trip of a lifetime for many young rest and as he wants to see the road. but to the 19 year old australians, holly bells and bank of jones, it was a trip that cut that lifetimes far too short. they were among the spite of tourist and allow town, a

leaving new york, libby frank opted for train. >> i love the train. it's so much easier.reporter: and at the nation's airports, the tsa planned to screen around 2.9 million flyers, making the busiest day before thanksgiving. the snow in denver delayed hundreds of flights, while air traffic control staffing issues again caused delays at newark liberty airport. but the airlines have managed to keep cancellations low. >> i was expecting chaos. this is the first time i ever flew the day before thanksgiving. i always said i would never do that. >> reporter: outside atlanta, drivers at this buc-ee's are finding gas about 18 cents cheaper than last year. but for laurie flowers, it's not the gas prices or traffic, it's the joy of time together on the road. >> having experiences, we won't forget this. >> no. i take the love that we have, the four of us. i have ooh beautiful son-in-law and a wonderful husband, a beautiful daughter. getting choked up. >> aww. >> it means everything. >> reporter: kris van cleave, cbs news. >>> the families of three american citizens imprisoned in chi

leaving new york today, libby frank opted for the train. >> i love the train. it's so much easier. can just get on, get off. >> reporter: and at the nation's airports, the tsa plan to screen around 2.9 million flyers, making today the busiest day before thanksgiving. the snow in denver delayed hundreds of flights, while air traffic control staffing issues again caused delays at newark liberty airport. but the airlines have managed to keep cancellations low. >> i was expecting chaos. this is the first time i ever flew day before thanksgiving because i always said i would never do that. >> reporter: outside atlanta, drivers at this buc-ee's are finding gas about $0.18 cheaper than last year. but for lori flowers, it's not the gas prices or traffic. it's the joy of time together on the road. >> having experiences. we won't forget this. [laughs] >> no. i take the love that we have, the four of us, i have a beautiful son-in-law, and a wonderful husband, and a beautiful daughter. i'm getting choked up. >> aw! >> it means everything. >> reporter: and that thanksgiving storm has the potent

news. justice for abby williams and libby german. richard allen has been found guilty in the delphi murders. we have the latest from inside the courtroom. and new questions and new insights into the architect accused of being the gilgo beach serial killer. did rex horman's estranged wife have any clues to her husband's double life? how could they not know? >> a serial killer is not going to tell their family what they're doing. >> and could the case be in jeopardy? why? the da is begging for help. plus, a teen actress found dead in her bed. oh, my god, he's cold. >> she's cold. >> her killer hiding in plain sight on this stage. i went to wisconsin to investigate the disturbing clues found inside a cereal box, and how an attack on another woman led cops to a twisted killer. your daily source for true crime starts right now. thanks for joining us. first today on true crime news. richard allen has been convicted of killing abby williams and libby german, two teenagers who were out on a hike in delphi, indiana. guilty on all counts. it's

range of outlets including "the washington post" and now we turn to "washington post" senior news anchor, libby casey. welcome back. >> thanks so much, ari. >> what do you think first about the clear political gap between what trump is selling, hey, look how big he won, and what we just heard there from johnson. >> that margin you laid out is so thin and you have to remember the last congress that speaker johnson eventually inherited and led was by any objective metric, very dysfunctional and it only took a couple of members to topple speaker mccarthy and create real chaos. johnson had to rely on democrats to help them out at times and now we are facing a very different situation. the senate will have a little more breathing room. but this is the challenge when you win the house, the senate, and the presidency, you can have really lofty goals and ambitions but it is very hard to get everybody rowing in the same direction. there are big, competing interests that are already starting to show. >> let me play what mike johnson was saying here ant his meeting with some of the big trump players right

he was captured during the october 7th attack on israel news nation's libby. dean reports. >> you show it whoever murders hostages does not want to deal a heartbreaking reality. tonight, 6 hostages murdered by hamas just before idea forces reach that carmelo got evening rush on me. alexander logan off c henri de nino and israeli american hersh goldberg-polin the 6 murdered by hamas terrorists sometime between late thursday and early friday and found in a tunnel in gaza. according to the israeli health ministry, the cause of their death. several close range gunshots. the family of israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin released this statement saying with broken hearts, the goldberg-polin family is devastated to announce the death of their beloved son and brother hersh, the family. thanks you all for your love and support and asked for privacy at this time. hersh. if you can hear us. we love you. stay strong. survive president biden and vice president harris both spoke with hearst goldberg, poland's parents sunday. the president expressing immediate outrage thing

know that they lift the gaza strip, having killed for 2000 people to not even evade the the, the libby news a to attended to was and then using search and detects but i don't think that many of us in the international community, many of us in the global, so take easily legends would any more at one stage you may have given the benefit of the doubt to certain things that these may be the doesn't may haven't times of the have suggested. but the need that's, that's you that has come to an end. and then the thing that we are now seeing the be announcing even mainstream media finding it difficult to, to repeat some of the, some of the, the text that is the way it is using. so in somebody, no, not at all, i don't think that the that that is the videos. suppose that the p checks also being a limited incursion. only limited invasion is anything to go by. but 2nd, be these no such thing as a limit to the invasion, according to the you in talk to, according to international, easily is in violation of music videos international the instruments. and shouldn't be held accountable for those violations ei

we are all for free because the libby news government keeps talking about the porting syrians, lebanon has the highest population of refugees per capita in the world. while the number of asylum seekers inside, per se, has reached 4 percent of the population. both countries say they're facing a crisis. their relationship is about to be tested as milder whether likely lead to more attempts to reach europe center for their eligibility to north. 11 on colombia is facing a severe drought puts in disability if it's national power risk, water levels, and the rest of us, which they use to generate electricity for some of the largest open senses have dropped to the lowest and more than 4 decades. although it to say that a new, whether phenomenon is to blame or sounds around p se reports not from hotel, were walking inside the sounds of outside razor. why went us to rest, or was that supply almost at 70 percent of all the drinkable water to the city of but with that and surrounding areas these weather was or at the lowest level in the last 40 years. so you can see here one of the measuring poles

"the washington post" senior news anchor libby casey joins us now. libby, what's going on? it's so interesting to see what happened this week. marjorie taylor greene told our reporters on the hill just a day before this, ari, that there was a little bit of time. she'd been meeting with speaker johnson. they were having this dialogue. and then boom out of nowhere, yesterday afternoon, you know, she's moving forward. and there's this mad panic scurry of how we're all going to cover it and watch it. to quote the great t.s. elliott, it went out not without a bang, but with a whimper. it was over before it got started. you're right, democrats joined with most republicans to just put a nail in this coffin. so, we put a nail in the coffin for now. it's a real loss for her. it's embarrassing in many ways. she got booed. but, you know, donald trump is still cheering her on from the sidelines. and even though mike johnson won this moment, you know, some republicans are saying that this does cast a shadow over his leadership. it continues to cast that shadow. it's not like he's -- how

. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, oakland's former mayor libby schaff. she takes a side on whether or not she believes current mayor thao should be recalled. plus, on the ballot this november, a measure that some think will help california respond to future wildfires. what we're learning about 10 billion dollar bond and after such fire danger this past weekend that is diminished. we've actually seen a couple showers in northern california this morning. >> well, as you knand a start. it is 9.13. >> getting the week started with a little bit of sunshine and cool sunshine at that. looking at the embadcadero right now, some of that fog that we saw this morning is starting to break up and burn off a little bit and take a look at pier 17 right there. the flag right above the pier, not blowing very much this morning. those offshore winds that had resulted in the high fire danger at the start of the weekend have relaxed. and so has your fire risk. we've actually seen showers across northern california, as i mentioned, all centered up by this low pressure that's

this and he and his as he and his team continue to announce a new cabinet positions. correspondent libby dean has the latest. >> a major cabinet pick out of mar-a-lago saturday. president-elect donald trump making his nomination for who will head up the department of energy. his pick, oil executive, chris, right. wright is the ceo of colorado based liberty energy and has been a leading advocate for fracking and other types of oil development in the u.s. in his announcement, trump calls right a leading technologists, an entrepreneur adding, quote, chris will be a key leader driving innovation, cutting red tape and ushering in a new golden age of american prosperity and global peace right will also be a member of the newly formed council of national energy, which will be led by interior secretary nominee doug burgum. also on the agenda saturday, a strategy meeting with house speaker mike johnson. he's been a frequent mar-a-lago visitor. johnson was in the crowd there thursday as trump informed the audience, his plans with republicans back in charge. we're going to reduce regulation, waste,

so it's not like, uh, i'm gonna find myself in new york live in libby to look up because i don't know what's going to happen and it's going to save me then it's not that i have any other passports or any other country that would have me for that i would feel at home. this is my home. i think no one wants war. no one wants conflict and i hope that's nice. and i have hope in humanity. i cling to hope right now if i'm honest, hope is a bit elusive. it's a is a concept i listen to. there's not much that i can do except of clinging to hope. not in my lifetime, you know, talking about peace. no. wow. yeah, i've lost hope for peace. i don't think um, choosing our of scan coexist. i have a yes that take the don't even though mean very moment super sloth. ma'am. it did the eh, any mom and she lives on the basement of a look at those particular life voice is a voice of hope. and i don't want to say reconciliation because i don't think we are, they're not like, not us. and of course, also not the 1st students, but our voice is a voice that says we must. and this war we must, and this conflict we

increase to civilian casualties each day i received several countries such as took yeah, spain, libby, mexico, new cadillac, wife and even columbia full joining. the saw african case, the case. these are all to show that the case really represents a growing global if which one, which is showing peace in the middle of this part before we run out of the palace program here at all, the russian federal security services have detained to employees, all ukraine's defendants ministry intelligent services for. busy espionage, just on the russian lithuanian border. according to the f s. b, besides the illegal entry into the russian territory, the detainees tried to transfer a mine that were under age, russian citizens across the state border, whose father is one of the employees that's being detained. for the trade shows, the moment they were detained and arrived like right there at the court. but russian intelligence is also wanting the so called white helmets and syria, a k, a crisis actors of a parent of stage of full supply chemical weapons at the time. just like they did back in 2018 will keep you pos

planted intelligence with new york times reporter judith miller who along with matthew cooper from time magazine, was among the white house press corps, heavy hitters. scooter libby september 2002 judy miller in writes an article in the new york times. it alleges that the iraqi government has quote, sought to buy thousands of specialty designed aluminum tubes, which american officials believe were intended as components of centrifuges to enrich uranium. now, we've later find out scooter libby, who is vice president cheney's chief of staff, told this to judith miller, right >> yes. so you're right. where, it's a total echo chamber, right? >> the echo chamber works like this. the white house would leak opinions and information to select friendly journalists those they had a strong relationship with those journalists would report that information sometimes without independently confirming it to be true. and then officials from the white house would go on tv and cite those journalists as proof of their claims. >> there's a story that new york times this morning that in fact, he has been seeking to acquire the kinds of tubes that are necessary to build a centrifuge ce

. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, oakland's former mayor weighing in. libby schaaf picks a side on the recall effort against successor, oakland mayor sheng thao. >> plus, scammers of east bay. they are posing as law enforcement officers trying to get you to pay off. we'll tell you how they're going about. and after the break, some healthcare workers at ucsf are thinking of going on strike why they're accusing uc system of unfair labor practice and how that could affect you. the patients. and today is going to be and nice and pleasant one. despite the backing showers, north of mendocino county. >> it will stay nice washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up

news nation reporter libby dean explains.t this week on capitol hill. >> reportedly holding a series of one-on-one meetings with senators ahead of his expected confirmation hearings. but the health and human services secretary nominee expected to face a lot of questions from both sides of the aisle over a stated skepticism about vaccines. this also follows a report that a lawyer advising rfk about the hhs role aaron siri filed a petition in 2022. to revoke government approval for the polio vaccine, widely credited with erratic, aiding the crippling disease in much of the world. siri later stating he was talking about one specific polio vaccine that's been in use since the 1990's, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell who survived polio as a child, had a stern warning to all of trump's nominees following the revocation report saying, quote, efforts to undermine public confidence and proven cure ers are not just an informed they're dangerous. anyone seeking the senate's consent to serve in the upcoming administration would d

trump is now targeting canada claiming our neighbors up north could become the 51st state news nation. reporter libby dean explains. >> the president elect trump isn't wasting any time laying out his administration's agenda reading massive tariffs spring, canada and mexico. to that negotiating table. some calling this strategy like something out of the art of the deal. >> he's a genius for regional concussions even before he takes office. trump's incoming border czar tom homan praising incoming president's 25% tariff threat against canada, forcing them to take action on the northern border within 2 days. the true trudeau meeting, the foreign minister got a hold of me. talk about what they can do to, you know, make the northern border more secure. so i think president trump's actions are doing >> he intended do bring our neighbors to the table, to talk about securing our border and save and save, find their border and our borders. >> it comes after top canadian cabinet members met trump officials at mar-a-lago on friday and news nation confirming that incoming border czar tom homan was a part of those

new york? and so on, libby as a very good example from washington and turning up the syrian tensions to media spinning terrorist and to freedom fighters. political science professor john mearsheimer brought his take on all that and more to going underground. you can have his interview with host option with tom see on saturday, but for now, there's a quick preview. how this all plays out moving forward is almost impossible to say . other than it's looks like there will be considerable k us in syria for the foreseeable future, because it's hard to see a co here in government forming in damascus that can control the entire country. is a short term success in terms of the united states. and you see the hand of a frenetic uh, blinking state department here, i had to be an organization of trump, on the 20th of january. speed is a short term success. uh, there's no question about that. uh, what happens in the long term is somewhat difficult to say the $10000000.00 bounty is still on the website that the us state department of go any blankets. so what i can get $10000000.00 of i tell you will government to in

news reports and testimonies from fellow tourists suggest they may have consumed drinks laced with methanol, a deadly substance often found in bootleg alcohol. for more on this, we can speak now to libbyjournalist with abc's asia pacific newsroom who has an extensive knowledge of laos and the south—east asia region. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. tell us more about the victims. what update do you have on those who sadly lost their lives and those who are in hospital? it their lives and those who are in “spite!”— in hospital? it has been an incredibly _ in hospital? it has been an incredibly sad _ in hospital? it has been an incredibly sad day - in hospital? it has been an incredibly sad day here - in hospital? it has been an incredibly sad day here in l incredibly sad day here in australia, as we got the news that bianca jones had died in hospital on the border of laos and thailand. she was on the trip of a lifetime, backpacking with her best mate, another 19—year—old woman who is also still fighting for her life in a different hospital in bangkok. what we know is that, last week, most women, as you mentioned, did have a drink that was laced with methanol. we still don't know ex

we are all for free because the libby news government keeps talking about the porting syrians, lebanon has the highest population of refugees per capita in the world. while the number of asylum seekers inside, per se, has reached 4 percent of the population. both countries say they're facing a crisis. their relationship is about to be tested as milder weather likely lead to more attempts to reach europe center for their eligibility to north 11 on colombia is facing a severe droughts putting this to but it to bits, natural power agree that risk water levels in reservoirs which are used to generate electricity for some of the largest urban senses have dropped to the lowest. and over for decades. authorities say the el nino weather phenomena is to blame. sandra via 2 reports from book a top were walking inside the sounds of outside razor y, one of 2 rather was that supply almost at 70 percent of all the drinkable water to the city of love with that and surrounding areas these weather was or at the lowest level in the last 40 years. so you can see here one of the measuring poles that are u

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joining me now is the contributing writer at the new yorker and doctor libby roy, thank you so much forcia who did not get adequate care until she was referred to a physician in your piece. dr. ogburn has now left the rio grande valley. so what do these women do now? >> it is important to take into account the context in which all of this is taking place. it is important to mention that before these bans went into effect, half of the counties in texas did not have a single specialist to care for women. that means there was no ob/gyn, donors, no midwife to care for mothers and their babies. in addition to that, if you look at the data over the past two decades, the maternal mortality rates in texas have more than doubled. this is the context in which these bans have taken effect. you mentioned the names of three women who passed away because of the abortion bans. i would add one more name and that is jennifer alvarez estrada. she is a woman from a rural town in texas. one of the many maternity care deserts. the soul general hospital does not have a labor and delivery unit. there's no sin

. >> joining me now is libby casey, senior news anchor for the washington post.ng to worry about jd vance as the running mate? they didn't anticipate somebody else being at the head of the ticket? >> they anticipated it but i think there was a bit of hubris, that's a good word for it, confidence that the democrats wouldn't get rid of joe biden and he really wanted step down in part because donald trump would never really step down, it's kind of inconceivable that biden would make that call for his party and for the process moving forward. so they prepared ads, they've gotten ready in some ways but it's big stuff like the pic of the vp that in hindsight, it leaves some questions. now time will tell but i was at the republican convention last week talking to a lot of delegates and officials, and they all love jd vance because donald trump love jd vance. he's talking to the converts in that room. they would have loved you if you had been donald trump's picked to be the vice president. he already have that room, he already has his fans and what he chose in jd vance w

the news once again divided libby as malicious. money wanted revenge. in france the scandal over a legend, libyan financing of circles these election campaign boiled over once again. on september 11th 2018, the newspaper loans quoted a letter that staple is lumber, said to have sent to be investigating. judge 2 of got duffy's lawyers are said to have confirmed the letters authenticity in london we asked his right hand man about it. the the judge and on fridays this, the why he needs to share, you know, because we have this a raise the tons of we were able to see a french translation of the 2018 letter. part of it reads, i was the 1st person to speak publicly about the financing and start close the selection campaign after the incidents in february. i didn't ask anyone's permission because our cozy was not a sincere ally. kid played a decisive role in exacerbating the conflict in libya, importing efforts for an internal libyan dialogue at the beginning of the crisis. once again, say fall is love. good for you. had made serious accusations against the for

house supporters note that patrick fits gerald never charged anyone, but libby never proved to conspiracy and never prove that anyone new plane was covert. >> but it is closing arguments at libby sentencing. fitzgerald stated, quote, there is a cloud over what the vice president did that week. we didn't put that cloud there that cloud remains because the defendant has obstructed justice lied about what happened >> las vegas wouldn't be here if it wasn't in casa state of evolution. >> he really get inaugurated a new hero for the stars boy, did it get me vegas? >> the story of sensitive next on cnn >> on the chasing life pod cast, dr. sanjay gupta goes inside the world of weight loss. the numerical drugs and what we've really tells us about her health chasing life with dr. sanjay to listen wherever you get your podcasts >> only at vanguard, your more than just an investor, you're an owner are financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longer for retirement that's the value of ownership >> by store my design business, or exploding. but my old >> internet was not letting me run the show. so we swit

new this morning former oakland mayor libby schaaf is running for state treasurer.says she'll bring her experience and passion for a safe and sustainable future for all californians to the job she is running on a platform of simplifying how the state spends funds to fight homelessness and build affordable housing. she served eight years as oakland mayor and is the first candidate to enter the race. current treasurer fiona ma is running for lieutenant governor. >> new this morning, the frontrillionunner in california's tight u.s. senate race. adam schiff is launching the first tv ad of his campaign and it's set to target bay area voters. schiff's ad called results, focuses on work he's done in congress, including serving as an impeachment manager for a long list of candidates are trying to replace senator laphonza butler, who was appointed by governor gavin newsom after senator dianne feinstein passed. the shift comes as democrat katie porter launches her first ad campaign. at the same time, porter is launching that it will start to show on bay area airwaves today. h

at a meeting in cairo, 3 libby and leaders have agreed to form a new government to oversee the late elections that they be a was amends to hold the vote in 2021 of the more than a decade of conflict that was postponed, of the disagreements over the candidates and election rules, china's legislature has wrapped up its annual session and paging with that, a good signing off on a more than 70 percent. boost in different spending, the tightly controlled week long event. so the routing communist party is plans when the universal support, as expected, or to portugal knob where the center right democratic alliance has claimed victory in a general election. the type of the contested vote took place to use that of schedule because long time social is prime minister and tony of cost us step down. he was facing corruption investigations. the results of seeing a search and support for the far right. but gave no party and all tried majority leaving the country facing and on such a political future. v for victory, supporters of the democratic alliance celebrate as the leader of their center right party lui

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joining me now is fernanda, democratic strategist and pollster and libby casey, senior news anchor with "the washington post." my thanks to both of you for being was tonight. libby, i'm going to start with you. what does the biden campaign need to do to make this a referendum on donald trump? >> well, that's certainly what president biden and his campaign want to do, katie, but the spotlight is solidly on joe biden. we hear him taking this tone right now, both on morning joe today and in this letter to democrats, blaming elite, blaming someone else and saying the people voted for me. listen to the people. and it almost reminds you of some of what happens in the republican party of where there's this populist moment. but it's key to point out that some of his very loyal democrats, like sherrod brown of ohio, a senator in a tough re-election battle, is someone who's saying ohioans, in his words, have legitimate concerns about the viability of biden's re-election campaign. brown is not calling for him to step aside, but you hear democrats trying to turn it back and say i'm listening to peo

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news. >> former oakland mayor libby schaff announcing today she is running for california state treasurer she's now the first candidate to enter the race. she served as oakland mayor for about a decade from 2015 to 2023. in a statement, chef says as mayor of oakland, i managed a multi-billion dollar budget created oakland's first rainy day fund andres, the city's credit rating to its highest on record. adding as california's treasurer, i'll bring my experience and passion to invest in a safe and sustainable future for all californians she has already received endorsements from former senator barbara boxer states senator scott wiener and the mayors of sacramento and berkeley. police are investigating a shooting that killed a man last night. this happened around 8 on or in road near country. loma boulevard. the off-ramp police say they found a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds and was later pronounced dead at the scene. the shooting is under investigation. in the east bay new ordinance that makes it illegal to be a spectator at sideshows in hayward is now in effect. spectators will

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some is the new man who will replace the controversial libby sooner. bionics that's coming up later. this new they had a serious new administration has once again reiterated that it's not a threat. and this quote on the international community to draw fits tara designation was speaking to al jazeera off with us are also for the removal of sanctions against syria and assistance in rebuilding his country. he says, innocent civilians are suffering as a result. also about serious new administration with a few people who committed war crimes during the reign of shaw our aside. let's get to more now from that, russell said now who's life 1st in damascus over? so it took us through what more he told you. then beginning with the sanctions on siri as well, she said the world has put sections in place because of the redeem and now the regime is gone. if the world continues with the essentials, it means punishing syrians. and he said there is no in new syria and people are suffering from poverty. this sensuous must be removed. but what about all the opposition factions that can and how will they

news. >> well, former oakland mayor libby schaff says she is in support of recalling current mayor sheng thao. >> in an interview with kiki dee chef says she wanted to give tell time to settle in to do the job. but now she believes tell is not the right person to lead oakland chops served 2 terms as mayor before taos elected in 2022. since then, mayor critics have crime has gone up. she's failed as a leader pushing to keep telling office oaklanders defending democracy. respond to shafts support of the recall saint since taking office. mayor sheng thao has been cleaning up the mess chad left behind chavez asking voters to embrace chaos with this recall effort. state officials launching an investigation into the vallejo police department the aclu of northern california following a complaint accusing the department of keeping police on the job after what they say were cases of misconduct, citing cases that led to deaths and serious injuries. state officials, her public testimony last week. >> in the east bay, if you live in danville, you are being warned to stay alert for an armed prowler.

honda central that is a 0 i'm in earlier l 0 suppose to libby lincoln sky from the new israel's fund, which supports democracy and social justice and israel. she says she is not convinced that these protests will be enough to persuade benjamin netanyahu to agree to a deal with him us. for many, many years, there's been this india and about prime minister and this and yahoo, that he's tough line. that things just slide right off of him, and i think the fear is that even now, when you see uh, as you reported 3 quarters of a 1000000 of israelis in one day after consecutive process all week long. it, there isn't really any evidence that this will change this and yeah, who has behavior when it can change is his strong hold on this really society. but because of the way is really electoral and parliamentary systems work that won't have an immediate effect. so there have been polls this week. the last pull that i saw was from 2 days ago, showing that and it's in yet who's favorability is down. and that if there were to be an election today, listen, yahoo is part of he really could would only

news. >> well, former oakland mayor libby schaff says she is in support of recalling current mayor shengn interview with cake you need. each app she wanted to get how time to settle in to do the job. but now the least. how is it the right person to lead oakland shaw served 2 terms as mayor before taos elected in 2022. since then, they are tells critics of said crime has gone up and she's failed as a leader. the group pushing to keep talent office oaklanders defending democracy responded to chefs, supported the recall saying, quote, since taking office, mayor sheng thao has been cleaning up the mess schaff left behind chavez. i'll ask voters to embrace chaos with this recall effort. state officials have launched an investigation into the vallejo police department. the aclu of northern california following a complaint accusing the department of keeping police on the job even after what they say, cases of misconduct, citing cases that lead to death and serious injury. officials heard public testimony last week. in the east bay. the contra costa county sheriff's office warning residents of a

news. >> well, former oakland mayor libby schaff says she is in support of recalling current mayor sheng thao. the interview with kiki dee chef says she wanted to give thao time to settle in to do the job. but now she believes house and the right person to lead oakland chops served 2 terms as mayor before to i was elected in 2022. says the mayor tells critics have said crim s escalated. she is failed as a leader pushing to keep telling office oaklanders defending democracy. respond shafts support of the recall saying, quote, since taking office, there's town has been cleaning up the mess. staff left behind shaft and is asking voters to embrace chaos in, quote with this recall effort. got state officials and they've launched an investigation into the vallejo police department. the aclu of northern california following a complaint accused in that apartment of keeping police on the job after what they say were case of misconduct, citing cases that led to deaths. serious injuries. city officials, her public testimony last week >> in the east bay, danville, residents are being warned to stay