was that why he reached out again to adrian solomon with this request?nd up back together. >> he told her, said adrian, he was thinking of changing his lifestyle, quitting poker, if only she would take him back. but she was a different adrian now. >> i think i kind of felt more powerful in that conversation than i had with him in a long time. because i know that i don't trust a single word that he says. >> meanwhile, back in vegas, detectives learned that, just days before the murders, ernie had made a rather unusual request of this man. his name is david mark. >> he asked me if i would do something slightly illegal for $300. >> dave it is a professional piano player in vegas. >> he says, oh, i'm looking to get a gun. because i'm a professional gambler. and i carry a lot of money. i thought, no. i'm not going to do that. >> and investigators discovered ernie also asked david's performance partner to buy him a gun, and offered another friend $50,000 to point the finger of suspicion away from ernie and toward someone else. and even if none of it was defini

so if the author adrian hayes. so if the tories do ditch rishi sunak , who tories do ditch rishi sunak, who are the runners and riders to replace him, we'll go through all the potential candidates with our top westminster insider as i've said. plus, the most important of show, your important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. mark at gbnews.com. now this programme has a strict and golden rule. we don't do boring . golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. welcome to mark dolan tonight night saying true things out loud and we start with my big opinion . good evening. one big opinion. good evening. one of america's biggest banks has sent letters to its home working staff, threatening them with disciplinary action if they fail to meet minimum office attendance. bank of america sent letters to employees who avoid their desks despite requests and reminders to meet the required number of days working in the office. it's astonishing , isn't office. it's astonishin

adrian put together for us today. be home--this beautiful hall of beautiful city of san francisco with our beautiful mayor, ms. london breed, and our whole cast of family for this program. i would like to invite us, the pastor of st. philip and st. andrew church as well as the board member of san francisco faith base coalition, bishop pastor ismael, can you join me at the podium, sir. [applause] >> look at somebody and tell them i love you. >> i love you. >> that's right, that's what unity is all about. and i just want to say that, i pray to the god of abraham isaac and jacob, but i know there is a lot of other faiths here that of so many faithses, to pray to the god that you serve, a men. let us bow our heads, we thank you for this day, lord as your people come together. you are the god of our weary years, the god of our fathers, we come oh god, thanking you for this day, another day that you have made and you have included us, we says thank you, lord, help us to be the people that you have called us to be to be and

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it's tough for her to win a republican nomination without winning republican voters. >> adrian, is it for governor haley to pull that many independents out and maybe some democrats, if they switch the party registration to independent or non, whatever the term of art is by october. they could vote on tuesday night, is there any possible way that what cornell says she needs to have happen will happen? >> jonathan, it would have to be truly a hail mary, to your point, democrats can switch over and vote in this republican primary. especially given the fact that democratic primary isn't a thing this year in new hampshire. that could happen, it would have to take so much organizing, so much effort for nikki haley to overcome trump's lead. especially now that he has the momentum coming out of iowa, the momentum with ron desantis and tim scott, haley's home state senator who just endorsed them, he has a lot of momentum right now going into new hampshire. even with all the independents in that state who has cornell said, they tend, haley's been good with attracting more independents. it would

. >> may i speak with adrian beltre, please >> yes, sir.an, this is jack o'connell, calling you from the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown, new york. your new home. the baseball writers have elected you to the hall of fame. >> thank you so much >> there it is adrian beltre didn't have to wait long for his call from cooperstown. in his first year, the legendary first baseman became one of the players elected to the hall of fame class, appearing on over 9 95% of the ballots cast. >>> a shake uap iup in wisconsi. this season, griffin guided the bucks to a record of 30 and 13 in a statement, bucks' gm said this was a difficult decision to make during the season sources tell nbc that the team is in talks with doc rivers to replace griffin. >>> meanwhile, the nba is leveeing consequences for one of cleveland's biggest stars. on tuesday, the nba suspended tristan thompson for 25 games for violating the league's anti-drug policy thompson who the league says tested positive for growth hormones and muscle enhancers will be eligible to return on ma

i'm adrian said again, maybe a has fast. they criticize germany for intervening and defensive israel at the international court of justice. south africa brought the case against israel, accusing it of committing genocide and guns up. now germany wants to appear at the court to make a submission and suppose of israel. and it may be condemned to move pointing to germany's own colonial era genocide committed against its indigenous people. this is a story with many strands showing how the past intertwines without present world. or i will get to, i guess in just a moment. but 1st, we will close, i'm sure it sets up our discussion at the tone of the last century. germany was the colonial bruno, of what is present, a media between 19 full and 19 o. 8 german forces killed more than 70000 indigenous people. some rested to it as the 1st genocide of the 20th century in 2021. berlin acknowledge committing genocide in the media. now, in a skating criticism against its former colonial rule, the media has condemned germany for supporting a

i think it's not just too little tonight, adrian and thank you very much. for having me, i think it's also completely false. nothing in the us is a real policy actions beyond such a double speech that we see your tweets that are written by the teams of everybody from the secretary state to the president of the united states. and other members of the government seems to signal that there was any material pressure on these round, not just to a, to protect civilians or to prevent this level of civilian death. but also the fact to bring this will to any kind of conclusion or to hold the current uh, hostilities that we see and also on the west bank hurdle to buy these recently at the end of the day. nothing that we've seen since of type of se, evans, from anyone in the sick ministration signals that the us has anything bought supportive on this war. and really the red line seemed to hinge on how much they're willing to box the expansion of this conflict by as well, professor, by god's a. just a week ago, as we were hearing blink and approve the sales was ran of

caminamos unas fichas fueras y nos encontramos a adriÁn. >> hace falta que el comitÉ apruebe la medidaciudad ya usÓ 2,000,000 de dÓlares para desalojar a 200 personas con tiendas de campaÑa. el comitÉ de reglas dispone en la propuesta del alcalde. se extienden por aproximadamente media milla. esto puede considerarse como una soluciÓn real? la ciudad no saben dÓnde estÁ la mitad de los desalojados. si la inversiÓn es suficiente. >> el alcalde dice que no es suficiente y que se necesita mÁs. tambiÉn tienen que tener una soluciÓn. >> me gustarÍa ayudarlos. >> me estoy viendo tambiÉn. esto puede venir desde la corte suprema de estados unidos. el alcalde dice que no le teme. reportÓ para ustedes mariana monro. >> despuÉs de meses de negociaciones llegaron a un acuerdo este lunes. en el Área de la bahÍa muchas personas salen para el trabajo y la escuela. >> de tengo su pronÓstico. estaremos registrando los altos 50. esto tambiÉn es en san francisco. tenemos menos de una milla. la maÑana tenemos neblina. el miÉrcoles incrementa la probabilidad de lluvia. las lluvias continÚan. en la noche vem

i'm adrian. instead of going to survive, i got a wall that has killed more than $25000.00 people. and injured 63000 in guns. that is not just a matter of avoiding israel's bones, bullets and brutality. survival for 2300000 palestinians under siege and under attack, also means finding enough food to eat. a crisis of unprecedented scale is looming, according to the un, with every one of guns, a risk of food and security in the next few weeks. a mass of cold for the area to be declared a fireman's own. well as well claims there is enough food. so what's really happening and what needs to be done is the crisis we'll be discussing. hold of this more with our guest in just a moment, but 1st not a problem accepted as this report on why many people in gaza, a hungry a desperate cry for help, for the most basic of human needs. when palestinians i'm looking for shelter from east really drones and rockets, they are searching the essentials for survival, food, and clean water within 2000000 people in gaza. and that is really a take and seat facing what the united nations is cooling, catastrop

adrian, what we're seeing is the prime minister on 2 occasions and voting the biblical. i'm a look, a genocide injunction from god leave know women and men based. they must all be salted. we've seen the defense minister your of color took about the complete blockade. no fuels, no water, no food. we've even had amuse, reported by the jerusalem post of local officials. i'm talking about ted and gaza into something that looks like our fits, we've had took about an eruption style. but we've had his way to cabinet ministers, old in a comment withdrawal and that talked about dropping and you keep them, which by the way, does at least confirm that the most far right government in the history of israel actually possesses a new cable. and so as far as the 2 monetary in fax on the ground, the question of intentionality is concerned. i think south africa has a, a very strong case, ms. osmond said many genocide and holocaust scholars including his rabies and jewish scholars have confirmed that this is quite a text book genocide done at the end. while the i, c j is decisions are lega

>> it's funny, now we are doing this newscast together. >> thank you, adrian.carmen, what's coming up at 5:00? >> it's raining, right? well, that could be worse. it is super cold, and that matters to you if you are running to meet the republican presidential nominee. the candidates are out in the very cold, trying to secure. will have a report about the chances, and what they are saying. also, we have an interesting report from lena jones about something called operations cease-fire in oakland. a report just came out and getting rid of the program a few years ago was a mistake in decreasing crime. we hear about the finger- pointing inside city hall about who is to blame. >> a lot of talk about that program. thank you so much. still to come, the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram pole. also, the mac turns 40. your from one of the people who helped revolutionize computers. we are back in two minutes. not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, e

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i'm adrian findig, an israel as well on god. so it has killed tens of thousands of palestinians and forced most of us from that homes. now it's going to have to answer the challenges of genocide in the course of little south africa is launching a case against israel at the international court of justice. the united nations highest legal body. well, a final ruling could be, is that way the i c, j could baker provisional order the israel to end its campaign in a matter of weeks. so how significant would that be? and would it help to bring it in to the conflict? we'll go to a panel in just a few moments. but 1st, since, and one of them has this report, south africa is taking legal action in the international court of justice against israel for its war on gaza. it accuses the country of carrying out genocide, the collective punishment of palestinian civilians through the under full use of force. it is it all is a wall, cried the deliberate denial of medicine. few of food and water to the residence of gaza is time to amount to genoci

i'm adrian fund again. it's been $100.00 days since israel begun it's devastating assault on gaza. 3 months of death, destruction, and force displacement backed by western powers of the west and weapons. the west conflict since the 1948 not above which sold the expulsion of more than 750000 palestinians from that land. south africa's genocide case against israel at the international court of justice has revealed a divided world. so how come this misery inflicted on the palestinian people who stopped? does this way that self been damaged by this war? and could international reaction help palestinians in the long run. we'll put those questions to our guest in just a moment, but 1st this report from will not consume sharif a 100 days lives up, turned upside down from a home in molten jamalia to being displaced in southern garza. ibrahim us assembly has dodge, is rarely strikes ground attacks and lost loved ones. the no buckling a bits of winter comb living in this shanty mate with chopstick. she thing came of

welcome to the program on adrian finnegan, as well as war on gaza has made everyone the targets that's reflected in the disproportionately high number of children who have been killed around 10000 are there along the 26000 palestinians, slaughtered by israel, a bit of free that's on supported by the us and european allies. media work has been in the front line with more killed during this world than in any of the recent conflict. on sunday. i'll just say what journalist comes i'll talk to was killed in it is really striking along with a half the news agency journalist mustafah tornado. i'm just father while is i'll just heroes guns, a bureau chief. he was wounded in a previous strike that killed his camera on some boot, doc. that followed and attracted which 3 generations of wiles, family, including his wife, were killed. more journalists have died reporting or filming, and garza, and just 3 months and the 63 journalist scale during the 6 years of world war 2 more true than the 69 killed in the vietnam war. that high death told and gaza comes despite the journalist being protected unde

adrian perez salazar may, thanks for joining us. now. the us justice department is released and dumbing report into the 2022 school shooting inno validate, texas. investigators found that the officers who responded to the shooting, waited for too long and didn't act with urgency to teachers, and 19 students were killed. hardy drug test drive reports, a as in dozens of police officers, stood outside a 4th grade classroom at rob elementary, on the other side of the unlocked door. a government completed the massacre of 19 children in 2 teachers. the us attorney general says the police has hesitation of more than an hour, cost innocent lives as a consequence of fail leadership, training and policies. injured and scared, students and teachers remain trapped with the subject in the classrooms, waiting to be rescued. following a 20 month investigation, the u. s. department of justice is nearly 600 page report details. the police has mistakes. they include treating the government as a barricaded subject rather than an active shooter. and though

i'm adrian instead of going rushes invasion of ukraine almost 2 years ago has been met with the harshest regime of sanctions imposed on a country. so russia coming 3rd behind india and china and the global growth full costs from the international monetary fund may surprise money. that's also off the conscription into the army for launched numbers of russian workers and the hundreds of thousands who fled the country since the war began. despite the old f, what's behind the optimistic full costs for russia's economy? do international sanctions actually work? not justin rushman elsewhere will be on scale. guess this lots more in a few moments, but 1st a report from katya lopez for the. yeah. it looks like 2024 will be a good a year for russia's economy. the international monetary fund predicts a 2.6 percent growth in russian g d p. that despite widespread sections in the crippling the kremlin for invading ukraine, blood rushes, so cold war economy and military spending are driving much of the growth. raising questions on whether sanctions have become relevant. we are resolved to continue im

so this edition of counting the cost, i'm adrian taken from the whole team here. and so thanks for being with us. the news which is 0 is next the this is the 1st genocide that we see. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream in the listening post covers how been use is covered in depth investigations that give compelling science into toes to from asia and the pacific one. 0, $1.00 here on out to 0, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the clock. this is a new life from to hong coming off in the next 60 minutes. garza's largest functioning healthcare facility grinds to a halt. no medical supplies, limited electricity at nasa hospital with hundreds of patients desperately needs help. a neighborhood in ruins into suburbs of gaza. city flocking to these rarely ami buttons here view and.

i'm adrian said again. it's been said by diplomats and political figures to expect the unexpected from north korea, but even by that measure the keynote speech this week by supreme leader kim jong on . let's come as something of a shock going is the north cornerstone principle of seeking unification with the south. that's long been positive adults constitution, which is now to be changed in refining its freight and tends ties with. so if you own gang says that south korea will not be crossed as a principal enemy. so what does this change mean in a region bristling with weaponry of ministry activity, including from the us of china. abrupt changes in policy by a secretive and isolated countries with nuclear weapons will always be a concern. but this is just another attempt by north korea to e, count concessions from the west and relieve sanctions. or is it a dangerous ton for the was? and why the utah now? we'll be discussing hold of this without guessing just a few moments. but 1st let's get a report from im

fourth grader and his dad, adrian mcintire, and his father, joel gallardo, received the surprise of ae during yesterday's nfc championship game. >> they were given tickets to the super bowl by the commissioner of the league himself, roger goodell. adrian is part of the armstead project summer academy led by sacramento native and 49ers defensive lineman eric armstead. >> well, my mind was blown. i can what he said. i couldn't put the words together and it was just crazy. >> well, adrian and his dad were invited to the nfc title game only a few days before kickoff. they said they had no clue that they were going to be given those tickets to the super bowl. awesome. yeah well, the 40 niners super bowl opponent will be without one of their top pass rushers for the big game. >> justin jason appelbaum has more on that next in sports. >> and coming up tonight on the 11:00 news, a staple of oakland's waterfront closing this week, what went into the (♪) business can happen virtually anywhere. (♪) but there's nothing like being there. at national, you can skip the counter... and choose any car