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integrating all the different elements of primary care, not just your blood pressure, not just your accu-check, but mental health, dental needs as well, are a few more things we're seeing ints graifted into the community -- integrated into the community health centers. nutrition coaching, something seldom i ly done in clinics bef. we saw these community health centers doing a good job, and asked how can we improve upon them? senator sanders and i agreed on this hofty goal, that we could -- this lofty goal we could get more americans into these clinics, and that was a great solution for primary care. for the past three months, we've had a very thoughtful approach to this problem. even before then, our committees have multiple hearings, with different folks, as they've tried to address the problem as well. then we've had multiple zooms and meetings with folks back home, how do we solve this primary care problem? again, this mental health epidemic, just slang us in the face every time we -- slapping us in the face every time we go back. most of our committee would agree, the community health cent

not just you accu check but your mental health, dental needs.hose are just a few more things we are seeing being integrated into the community health centers. nutrition coaching something that is seldom been done in clinics c before. i think we saw the committee health centers as doing a great job. and we asked each other how can we improve upon them? senator sanders and i agreed on this lofty goal that we could get more americans into these clinics and that was a great solution for primaryea care. so for the past three months we have had a very thoughtful approach to this problem. and even before then our committee on multiple hearings with different folks as they tried to address the problem as well. we've had multiple zooms and meetings with folks back home how do we solve the primary care problem question in the mental health epidemics slapping us in the face every time we go back. certainly most of our committee would agree the committee health centers are a great solution but they need to be bolstered and continued that mission across this

it began with reporters suddenly searching accus high aw for accusers against brand. been ithere are four accusers who have not been identified publicly and one alleged.e cops none went to the cops. then the producers, an actress, portray one victim in an interview replete with dramatic. background music. the story went viral, but roof course, but rose mcgow, the founder of the metoo movement, has now stepped up to raise an objection. >> this is a concerted effortnat to benicd journalistic rules that have always been in place, such as having to be on the record with who you are and what your name is in order y to accuse. i didn't make these rules. these are the rulee the ru s. they were the rules. so there's something very strange going on.s been you have to go on the record. it has always been t that wat wd i didn't make it so it didn't make me happy to have to do so neither. bu did it make otherst to happy to have to do so. but to blindlyndly and anonymouy accuse none of these high level journalistic outlets would have ever let this be published. so i have to ask wh

scott hall wants to be tried separately from all the defendants who were notly accus of crimes related to the alleged voting machine breach in coffey county. harrison floyd wants to be tried only with the other people accused of harassing elections worker ruby freeman. two of the remaining three codefendants have not yet filed any motions to sever their cases, but ray smith, a former lawyer for the trump campaign, has told the court he thinks the codefendants should all be tried in, quote, manageable groups, whatever that means. it is like the seating arrangement from hell only the stakes are of course astronomically higher. for now what we can say for sure is that kenneth chesebro and sidney powell look like they'll be the first cocop spirators in this case to face justice in a courtroom. the judge said today that he expects the jury in this case to be selected by november 3rd, which means lawyers could start presenting arguments to that jury well before the end of 2023, and we are getting a look at what that might be like as well. today lawyers for ms. powell and mr. chesebro were in

and gray zone operations, cyber accu accusation, you will remember the accusations of cyber interference from the united states, and that the military branch would company op those portions potentially of the wagner mercenary group. absolutely for the uk, human rights groups, western ally, they will pioint to wagner and say this is a barbaric group and accuse them of horrendous atro atrocities. the uk sees this as a way of criminalizing the group and limiting its assets. of course you'll remember cnn reporting around the mining being done in africa to find and fuel this group. but when you are looking at the waning days, if you will, of a wagner mercenary group where their influence and power is under question, where their men are being absorbed in to russia's regular army, the question is how will the uk be able to target specifically the wagner group as it gets co-oped in regular forces. there is also concern about how it might impact relationships throughout some african states. so it is a significant move, but some might say maybe a little too late. >> salma, thank you so much. she s

getting over to some of these accu accusations in trump world.med giuliani groped her backstage during the january 6th rally at the ellipse here in washington. giuliani's political adviser says it's a disgusting lie. but i mean, this just add to the growing list of problems for rudy giuliani. it's stunning. >> yeah, it is absolutely stunning. this man's fall from grace from the time from, you know, september 11th to today just continues in an amazing free fall. and the -- his problem is here he has no credibility. we saw the crazy stunt he pulled in the "borat" movie where he's trying to -- trying to make nice in some way to a girl who -- a woman who is basically a third of his age. and then you have, you know, he's a man with very little credibility. and there's no -- cassidy hutchinson has no reason to lie about this. so you know, it's just -- it's just another blow to his credibility. but he doesn't really have any any anymore. >> it's another example, even though we feel like we know just about everything we can know about the events that too

apparently planning to accus fulton county district attorne fani willis's office o prosecutorial misconductere have been many times, many times, but it ultimatel does return's office, includin some of the members there ar standing in the courtroom today, have been called out by -- by name. with an appropriate things tha they do in a grand jury, and the trial. so, no, i cannot take miss youngsport for at the person properly miss young is trying to send m clients to person. and we have the right to kno if it was done properly. >> the judge actuall undemocratic the defense permission to interview th grand jurors, with some pretty strong guidelines an constraints. trump -- charles coleman jr - lisa rubin join me now first of all,, let me shar with us. are they going to trial on voter between her? >> no. >> you don't think so >> for me, the reason i say that i think enough of jur selection began on the date is a viable dates, and i think -- that could happen. i think people are underestimate the difficulty o picking a jury for a trial lik this that is going to extend fa beyond the amount of time

here's the accu weather. seven day forecast. mild and warm today. cooling begins tomorrow. there's that morning shower saturday, the rest of the weekend looking nice but below average. warmer weather next week. jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. we are going to zoom in right now to the dumbarton bridge where unfortunately all eastbound lanes are blocked right now due to a crash involving an overturned vehicle where the chp is reporting that at least one passenger inside was ejected from the vehicle and now they are investigating this as a possibly deadly crash. so we are working to learn some more information about that. and now there's also a crash on the westbound side of the bridge. that tends to happen sometimes when you see onlooker traffic. we have a second sig alert right now in san jose. this is southbound 680 at 101. expect delays in this area. we still have two lanes blocked and also expect delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is into the maze and metering lights flipped on at 532. reggie and kumasi, thanks for being here. >> now we're

today we have a federal indictment accuing those officers of depriving nichols of his civil rights andspiring to withhold medical treatment from nichols, charges that carry up to life in prison. justice department officials said there's a federal interest in upholding civil rights. take a listen to attorney general merrick garland speaking today. >> officers who violate the civil rights of those they're sworn to protect undermine public safety which depends on the community's trust in law enforcement. they dishonor their fellow officers. >> reporter: so this indictment alleges that not only did these officers beat nichols to death, but took extensive and elaborate steps to cover it up. >> ken dilanian, thank you very much. >>> coming up, he was shot at several times by a homeowner, but he still made off with the homeowner's rifle. what we know about the escaped pennsylvania killer's latest whereabouts. >>> plus, the claims the doj is making against google in the biggest antitrust trial in decades. t trial in decades. have fun, sis! ♪♪ can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank

right now, we're going to go over and check on your forecast for to yeah, just a quick look at the accucast this morning. >> here's the highlights. what you need to know going into the next couple of days. we have increasing clouds today. the winds are going to pick up. it's a cooler day today, much cooler into saturday with some spotty showers in the morning. we'll show you that timeline in a second. and then sunday is the better of the two days this weekend. a lot of sunshine and warmer temperatures. here's a look at future weather. we'll start out the day with clear skies. clouds will be on the increase as we head into the early afternoon, just in time as those winds pick up. today is totally dry. tomorrow morning, though, we'll start to see some spotty showers work through the region. it's not a uniform line of rain and that's part of the reason why we have dropped the storm impact scale for tomorrow. there's no longer a number on saturday, but still we'll track some wet weather even into the afternoon. we can't rule out just a spotty shower. but where we find any of these showers,

of trade , energy, agriculture, tourism, economics and finance, in addition to nuclear power plant accudiscussed the sinop nuclear power plant. one of the issues that we highlighted was the activation of the black sea initiative . we prepared a new package of proposals for the un consultation, in which significant progress has been made. i believe that we will reach a solution in a short time that will meet the expectations of our close contacts . with russia will continue to contribute to the solution of regional and global problems. it really is like this epic failure of western diplomacy ukrainian expectations it is impossible to speak. well, kuleba , of course, made a statement that it doesn’t matter at all what erdogan agreed with putin, ukraine would be against, as if someone were going to ask ukraine in this case. well, uh, the new york times. it’s simple, yes, it fit into an article where i wrote that well, i didn’t live up to it, erdogan , let’s listen to the expectation. even 2 months ago, many in the west believed that the president of turkey could abandon relations that are

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here's the accu weather. 70 forecast mild to warm today.s underway here on friday and that continues early next week. jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. we have a big mess underway right now at the bay bridge. if you're traveling in the westbound direction, check out our sensors here. this is all due to a motorcycle crash on westbound 80 past treasure island. your speeds are down to around nine miles per hour. and according to the chp, a ten year old was on this motorcycle at the time of the crash. a live picture here of the bay bridge. and you can see how extensive the backup has been. now we're looking at about 5.3 miles of stacked traffic. as you approach that crash site. emergency crews are on the scene. it sounds like there aren't any major injuries involved, which is good news. but we do have lanes blocked there. and because of that metering, lights flipped on early at 533. so not a good time to travel towards the bay bridge at the moment. if you are going in the westbound direction into san francisco bay. >> thanks,

here's the accu weather. seven day forecast, sunny and mild today.s a pretty steady pattern through the end of the week. and there's that warm-up coming our way for the upcoming weekend. expect a lot of sunshine in the afternoons. jobina. >> thank you, ju. good morning, everybody. so no fog advisory so far this morning for the golden gate bridge. and actually, it's clear enough to where you can see over there on the right hand side. look at the tail end of the cruise ship going by. i just watched it completely pass our camera there. so that's kind of cool. this early hour, the san mateo bridge and no advisories here. everything is moving at the limit so far, no major blocking issues. and wanted to let you know that mass transit, at least in terms of bart, muni and ace all running on time. i'll of course let you know if that changes carmassi. thanks, jobina. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning and count down to the nfl's opening weekend. >> but the 49 ers could be without the reigning defensive player of the year. what one player is sa

you even rightly pointed out , accus members of congress you know, republicans constantly on defense, bein racist,d of being etc., ignoring even joe biden's history of associating, you know, with the likes of robert byrd. but you also you're in today a weaving within this book where america is today. and at one point you actually say in america, freedom, press beach academic freedom are shrinking. the policepolice state i state n as is monitoring and spying on citizene goves. the government is banning and regulating more and more householdhold product prod. crime is out of control on our streets. public transportatio c trann and in schools. and while police budgets are slashed and prosecutorsin coddle violent criminals and our borderals ans ars are w. and you talk about the democrat party seekincontrog control. our governmental institutions delegitimize, eviscerate the constitution, are abusing the rulethe rule law by targetir political opponents for harassment. in so many ways, it's relevant to everything that you and is er and others there's not a lot of us discuss ever y single day

we are out doing this correctly, talked about the accu medical -- teh acumenical pce index.ualized or one-month annualized vector for inflation? what is the liquidity of the exciting right now? jeffrey: on the headline and core, you are seeing progress. part of the question is it is much more relevant to look at the near-term numbers and utilizing what is the patent -- the near-term numbers annualizing what is the core decline? the wage inflation picture that feeds into be more durable aspects of inflation, outside of the commodity and goods sector, which is deflating because of the supply-side improve. what has been very supportive over the last three months is the three-month level of poor core inflation has been declining. it is feeding into a soft landing, landing on inflation narrative. it is still a slow pace and that is what you see in today's wage number. but it is going in the right direction. that is positive for the market. it is still slow but the labor market normalization story got a boost from today's reporting. katie: i want to bring the conversation more fir

integrating all the different elements of primary care, not just your blood pressure, not just your accu-check, but mental health, dental needs as well, are a few more things we're seeing ints graifted into the community -- integrated into the community health centers. nutrition coaching, something seldom i ly done in clinics bef. we saw these community health centers doing a good job, and asked how can we improve upon them? senator sanders and i agreed on this hofty goal, that we could -- this lofty goal we could get more americans into these clinics, and that was a great solution for primary care. for the past three months, we've had a very thoughtful approach to this problem. even before then, our committees have multiple hearings, with different folks, as they've tried to address the problem as well. then we've had multiple zooms and meetings with folks back home, how do we solve this primary care problem? again, this mental health epidemic, just slang us in the face every time we -- slapping us in the face every time we go back. most of our committee would agree, the community health cent