this place was painted as the diabolical scene of the extermination of the albany and population. had serbian traffic cops on the streets of students standing there without any service weapons. not only did they not have machine guns, they didn't even have pistols or tons. they were wearing white arm bands, the serbian police officers regulating all the traffic in the super hot spots. as western journalists put it, we're wearing white arm bands. i think this says that the law enforcement forces of serbia, yugoslavia did not feel any danger. and if there was no danger, what was there to talk about? here's another example with abraham rules, a right or a member of the western pen club. she was the ethnic albanian and coast of our spiritual leader. his office was located in the center of christina press conferences were constantly being held there. it was widely known that he was the head of the civilian unit of the k, a, the kosovo liberation army. how can we talk about some kind of genocide if the leader of the kosovar, albanians is sitting in the center of christina, with serbian

we went to his house, we went to albany and restaurants. he told us all about albany. and unfortunately, on one of the trips after left, the next news crew were detained together was shot on hold to my colleagues were released after interrogations, but he was executed. a criminal case was opened by interpol, but he was never found to be sure i visited his family later on and brought them some financial help from us. but in general, they still don't know what happened to him. they knew that he had been executed by the cost of the liberation army. i'm talking about this because when they asked me about the obedience that were allegedly killed there, i can only speak about now benny, and who is killed by albany and thugs, just for working with russian journalists and speaking russian. he was executed at the beginning of june on the 11th or 12th of june of 1999. everyone already knew that the k 4 forces were coming. that is the forces for kosovo. these were international forces controlled by nato. we were told about it the night before at our hotel by the waiters and clean

and he was an ethnic albany and he worked with us as a translator and a guide. we went to a lot of places with him. we went to his house, we went to albany and restaurants. he told us all about it. i'll be in eons. unfortunately, on one of the trips after left, the next news crew were detained together with siobhan hotel. my colleagues were released after interrogations, but he was executed to a criminal case was opened by interpol, but he was never found to insurance. i visited his family later on and brought them some financial help from us. but in general, they still don't know what happened to him. they knew that he had been executed by the kosovo liberation army. i'm talking about this because when they asked me about the obedience that were allegedly killed there, i can only speak about now benny, and who's killed by albany and thugs, just for working with russian journalist and speaking russian. he was executed at the beginning of june on the 11th or 12th of june of 1999. everyone already knew that the k 4 forces were coming. that is the forces for kosovo

james, a, an impassioned and powerful tests many by francesca albany, albany is a, took us through some of the key highlights that she, she went through a not to me, of a genocide is the report that she was just presenting these reports that normally have titles. she gave it a title, and that is the case that she made. she's a human rights lawyer who before she got this job as an independent advisor to the human rights council. impulses of 10 years. and you and so she knows the un system and how it works. she knows this file extremely well. and she went through why she says this is a genocide through the various things that constitutes genocide to prove that they were that they had taken place, including the fact of course that they were killing palestinians, which of the group that's she's claiming of being targeted for genocide saying, yes, we know what about uh, $30000.00 palestinians dead, but she's at another $12000.00. certainly dead under the rubble and the amount of explosives used by these writing ministry. about $25000.00 tons. she estimated that's the equivalent she said of 2

this is what i'm saying is we do prisons, jeffrey francesca, albany. these reports says that there are reasonable grounds to believe israel is committing genocide in the besieged palestinian enclave of the gaza strip. do you agree with that opinion? i don't think it's going to be very helpful for me to agree or disagree with it because for commentators to make kind of thing like a final decision on comfortability is, is kind help to view as very much well he is all i do to help them use to understand the basis upon which people i call them, easy and also moving on section by the international courts of justice. make the findings they do in each case qualified as being preliminary findings. and she makes her finding on the basis of looking 1st the 2nd, but in reality, 1st for the evidence of intention and genocide is a crime of intention that the intention to destroy and wholesale parts of group. there's no possibility of genocide. anything else follows up funding? now that funding is can be made either by looking at what people say and she refers to th

you in special rapid tour for the occupied palestinian territories in just $25.00 pages, francesca, albany, the sets out and start detail. her belief that genocide is at the core of israel's war. on god, more than a $100000.00 dead and injured in just over 5 months. fueled by rhetoric from israeli government ministers to the humanized palestinians, and justify indiscriminate attacks. bombs dropped on so called safe zones where people were directed to go only to meet their depths, sustained attacks and destruction of hospitals and health facilities, denial of food, drinking water and medicine, and plenty more. will examine the report in detail with our guest shortly. first, this report from the costume sharif of the policy and mother grieving the death of the delta d. toodle and mohammed a terminal was killed by it's really shinning in garza southern city, a for alpha. as the depth destruction and suffering goes on a critical you and report now says there's reasonable grounds to believe is when is committing genocide in gaza. francesca albany is the un special rubber 12 on human rights in t

francesca albany is the un special rubber 12 on human rights in the occupied. palestinian ted freeze says there are 2 indications. israel has violated 3 or 5 acts listed under the un genocide convention. they include killing members of a specific group, causing serious bodily or mental home, and deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life to bring about its physical destruction. he's real has use become a flash of you money tare on low to characterize the entire police team and people in life sustaining a life saving infrastructure of gaza, us target to bolt key level destroyer bu. d, u and special repertoire says the relentless is rarely attacks on scale of campaign and also also show genocidal intent. blaming statements by seniors, really, military and government officials in disregard of the report says the genocide as part of a long standing settler colonial process aimed at raising native palestinians. these acts of genocide have be motivated by the human on people as seen in this course, which characterizes the entire public schema and people in gaza as enemies to b

here's what else francesca albany is. he said, i find that there are reasonable grounds to believe that the trash showed indicating the commission of the crime of genocide against palestinians as a grouping guys as being met. specifically, as well as could meet the 3 acts of jo side with the requisite intent, causing seriously serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group. deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction the whole or in part an imposing measure as intended to prevent birth within the group. however, when grilled by palestinians are let's say they are caught about that report. the us state department promptly dismissed the genocide allegations as unfounded. let me ask you what have you and did you see or read? they put the mid by francisco at albany yesterday in geneva, where she cited where she actually, what she showed was a funeral as far as she's concerned. if you to believe it, instead of reading gate and genocide, the did you see the r

so let me ask you, i have you and it, did you see or read the report the made by francesca at albany yesterday. ready in geneva, where she cited where she actually, what she showed was refutable as far as she's concerned. refutable evidence that a really engaged in genocide did you see the reports that what does your comment? i did send a report. let me say a couple things about it. first, um we have longs for long standing uh for a long standing period of time to pose the mandate of this special wrapper tour, which we believe is not productive. and when it comes to the individual who holds that position, i can't help but note history that i submitted comments that she has made and comments she made in december that appeared to a justified the attacks of october 7th. so i think it's important to take that into account, but with respect to the report itself, we have made clear that we believe that allegations of genocide are unfounded. but at the same time we have are deeply concerned by this number of civilian casualties in gaza. and that's why we have a press the, the government of

albany would win thisúone 6353. it's their second state title inc school history.lean, which means that curry likely will not miss much time. a timeline on his exact return time and rehab process is expected to be clearer in the coming days,úafter trainers with the warriors see how he responds to initial treatment. it's a tough be out as the team is rolling, winning seven of their last ten games, but klay thompson this position before where he has had time off and we just got to do it collectively andl i know he'll, be ready to go when he does come back, whenever that is. we just want to wish him a speedy recovery time. >> okay, shifting introduction, so check it out. out here it's randy taco from the sky. >> nom. so yummy in my belly. in the kitchen. take it. >> hey booga booga booga booga. >> that's great. >> yeah. so they miked up a little league team here i love that i know they do that for the pros all the time. >> and it's great. you kindúof get the behind the scenes. i've never seen it for the little league game. >> two young boysúright. so what do you think

but if albany is where we need that changes kathy.hel: in the meantime what could nypd do to curtail crime from a tactical perspective? and while we are at it, what can and should be done before this depletes officer morale and retention and recruitment? >> that is a very good question for you put your finger on something they're dealing with now. nypd, depending upon what week t is is down someplace and two and 3000 officers. they are surging at least 800 extra bodies into the subways. they're about to initiate congestion pricing costing $15 extra a day for people who drive into the city. until everyone is going to push into the subways for they want people on the subways as part of the green ended shift, et cetera. nypd is tactically trying to do with the can. the problem is, this is a very good case example. 800 officers, aside from not being enough to cover the nation's largest transit system, the prosecutors will not prosecute the crime they are primarily there to interdict. steady losses between $570 million in the services to c

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. >> city of albany has joined a list of bay area cities calling for a cease-fire in gaza. city council held a special meeting last night and unanimously passed its cease-fire resolution. the east bay city had taken slower approach than other cities. they first created a committee to discuss and write up the resolution, which was then followed by several public meetings. albany's mayor, thanks the community for keeping the process civil. >> francisco's most iconic and long serving lgbtq+ venues is close to reopening. the study announced in april 20th opening for its new spot on folsom street. the night club operated for 55 years before closing in twenty-twenty due to the pandemic. owners say the new location will be twice as big as the old spot, which was notoriously crowded. they say it will have 2 new barson new stage and the sound system. >> sugar bowl resort and kirkwood mountain resort are extending their ski season by 2 weeks. the new closing date is now april 28th. officials say the dates are conditional and to rain will change as warmer days continue. we do want to

the hawk eyes claim the top spot for albany regional 2. undefeated powerhouse south carolina locked up the tournament's overall one seed in albany regional one, while texas and usc round out the number one seeds for the women's tournament. the madness begins thursday night with the men's tournament first four. >>> coming up, the olympics dive, leap and sprint on to the silver spring. >>> but first, we are back in a minute with a supreme court case that could change social media as we know it. (♪♪) is he? confidently walking 8 long haired dogs and living as if he doesn't have allergies? yeah. fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, like nasal congestion. [♪♪] looking for a moisturizer that does more than just moisturize? try olay regenerist for 10 benefits in every jar. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level. try olay. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. ner

matthew miller said, of albany is a i can't help but knows the history of anti semitic comments that she has made. miller needs to do some research, the as really government has been accusing our benet's a of anti semitism for years now. conflicting her legitimate criticism of an illegal occupation for a form of hatred. and in the late 202265 scholars. oh, experts on anti semitism endorsed albany phase work saying that israel supporters are simply out assignments or some online voices have described matthew miller's comments as a new, lo for the bite and administration. but it's not like we haven't heard that before . what's the next time that the listening post the latest news as it breaks. during her remarks, the us ambassador made a curious and surprising comment, saying that the resolution would be non binding with detailed coverage in the hospital. in garza city. they have very fit dates on the grounds. the grades for the overt gauze are not from the house of the story. one and 3, its children is suffering from a cue of malnutrition. and health officials are saying around $60000

the hawkeyes claimed the top spot for albany regional 2.ed up the tournament's overall one seed in albany region one, while texas the number one seeds. the madness begins wednesday night with the first four as eight teams on the fringe compete for a spot in a 64-team opening round. so a lot of action coming on. for caitlin clark, wouldn't that be so amazing to end this and go off to the wnba. >> with the title. it's so funny with all these championships; you never know. it's almost like a second season. you just hope for her she is going to go out on a high. she is on a high any way. >> anything could happen, though. >> exactly. anything could happen in golf too. scottie scheffler's hands, after finishing 23 under at the round of the players championship. the world number one watched from affair as xander schauffele, brian harman all one stroke behind. clark ended tauping a final shot with a putt he'll never forget. >> unbelievable! >> no, so close. clark's heartbreak still ended up making history. scheffler won his second players champions

the hawkeyes claimed the top spot for albany regional 2.outh carolina locked up the tournament's overall one seed in albany regional one. texas and usc round out the number one seeds for the women's tournament. the madness begins thursday night as eight teams on the fringe compete for a spot in the 64-team opening round. so it's going to be all the buzz. >> so fun. >> brackets and all the action. >> have you ever sat there all day long with friends doing this bracket thing? because it's really fun. >> not without a major adviser pretty much saying what do i do. >> blindly, just circle and see what happens. sometimes it works. >> that's part of the fun. >> exactly. >>> over in golf, scottie scheffler's fate was in the hands of three other golfers sunday after finishing 20 under at the final round of the players championship. the world number one watched from afar as xander schauffele, brian harman and wyndham clark all one stroke behind attempted to force a play-off. it wyndham taking a shot at scheffler with a putt i'll never forget. >> unb

bail reforms left wing legislators in albany and similar to other states around the country.are you idiots, if these people commit a crime. i don't care about their rehab. here is what president trump said to me yesterday about what it was like inside the massapequa funeral home. >> stephanie is incredible and they wanted me to be there. and i wanted to be there. and i came in from florida. what a family. the diller family. and they lost a hero, really. i mean, just a hero. they are devastated. the family is devastated. the police force is devastated. the whole country feels this way. and it's happening more and more and it's really a lack of respect for law and order and we have to have law and order back in our country and we are going to. because this can't happen. this was a brutal murder. >> brian: lee, do you know what they are doing? i believe they are trying to take law and order and showing up at these funerals and acting like they are tough on crime because they are desperate for november. they knew they were going to get blasted probably to a degree because of thei

at albany city hall rally calliy to reinstall a 50 year old hillside cross. said it's an important fixture of the local community. the city took it down on june xth of last year, saying the religious symbol should not remain on has tried before to appeal the court's decision to remove the cross and say they're going to upcoming easter week. since the cross means so much to their group. >> the cross means so much to this community, members of this community. there have been weddings there, babies, baby christenings there, there have been funerals. there it is a place where people can come every day and pray and have christian fellowship with other christians. >> while albany maintains a separation of church and state, the lions club argues removing the cross violates their rights to free speech and religious expression. bay area representative and former speaker of the house nancy pelosi, president biden and former president obama are celebrating the passing of the affordable care act. president obama signed the act, also known as obamacare, into law, on march

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in albany underwent examination with the class 60 members in two divisions for our degree of at law. there was a black member of the class who was rejected more on account color than otherwise. after this i passed the examination as solicitor very well well busy. profound in that it underscores will become his interest the barnburner movement fighting slavery. the black man would have worked seven years to take that bar exam. only be rejected largely because of race. greene would fight for the rights of all people. greene was no longer a student. he shared sheldon's political and became law partner. andrew, a company in samuel tilden to a political meeting where he made a speech on the convention from former the new york state constitu nation. he was hooked. such began in eventful journey. tilden 16 years. andrew's senior was to become its mentor and business partner and close friend in three decades. tilden become new york state governor and presidential candidate. although tilden won the popular for president in 1876, a backroom ensured the end of reconstruct election and declared

well, let's listen to positive what albany they presented to you in human rights council in geneva. today. he's rarely sold yourself published footage, boasting about the killing of families. mothers cheated for in the bottom to go home, smokes and schools. so that's incriminating videos, show them so distinctly mocking and discriminating their policy and victims not only by violating their physical integrity and right to life, but also their dignity, the most intimate to post sessions and spaces that the soldiers have entered in love with it. and by disagreeing cemeteries and places of worship, when the ground offensive started, the number of the casualties seem to reduce body, in fact, that even over atrocities increased, must disappearance and arbitrary re detentions widespread in systematic torture in any main treatment. add to the experience of endless death and loss desperate people had to search to rumble with their behinds. many have been unable to bery hungry of loved ones. these acts of genocide have be motivated by the human on people as seen in this course, which charact

alleged acts of genocide and gaza was submitted to the you and human rights council by francesca albany easy, the one special rapid tour on the occupied palestinian territories. she said she received death threats while compiling the document. the report itself contains detailed descriptions of how godson's are suffering from the as rarely military assault. it describes the blockading of aid that the detaining of civilians and the excessive use of explosives to destroy residential buildings. here's what else francesca opens. the said. i find that there are reasonable grounds to believe that that threshold indicating the commission of the crime of genocide against palestinians as a grouping. guys as being met specifically is right. let's go meet the 3 acts of joe's side with the requisite intent, causing seriously serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group. deliberately inflicting under group conditions of life calculated to, to bring about its physical destruction the whole or impart and imposing measure as intended to prevent the birth within the group. to however, the us st

anyone that has ever spent time in prison or jail in america would never describe them as a couns in albanyia and has some experience with the prison system. can you tell us about ur experience and then your question for michelle? >> i went to prison 1999. and the criminal justice system treated me as if i was guilty before it was proven. my only way back home from jail was to plead guilty because i was here without bond and i had never been locked up like that. ght now. how the criminal justice system has treated black men. it is easier to incarcerate him and not rehabilitate him. 's them for a lifetime -- and house them for a lifetime. and 20 years later, as i look back and see president joe biden wh committee in 1995 and how he said he had the agreement with black preachers because of the crack epidemic to justify what was done to broken. i'm so hurt. i am not a bad person. but aeaving a world behind worse than we found it and it is all because -- i just wanted to make that comment. i'm so glad i had the call in. i started watching c-span way back in the early 80's. >> anthony, thank you

there are quote, reasonable grounds to believe that israel is committing genocide in gaza. francesca albany is a says the is really military, has intentionally subverted its protection functions. and the operation against thomas, she added that israel is position, is no longer acceptable since the un security cancel on monday, called for a cease fire in gaza. albanese sighted international law to make her case. after 5 months of monitoring and analyzing israel's low tone garza, my report finds that there are reasonable grounds to believe that the trash will indicating that these rise committing the crime of genocide against about a student has a group in gaza. has to be met. specifically, israel has could meet the city acts of genocide with their represent intent, killing members of the group causing sears boldly or mental harm to members of the group. and deliberately inflicting under the conditions of life calculated to bring about each physical destruction in hold or impart. let's take a look now it's similar stories making news around the world. a former us senator and vice presidential

but israel is convincing genocide in garza francesca albany z says that israel has violation of 3 of the 5 acts that are listed under the un genocide convention. including killing members of a specific group, causing serious bodily or mental home, and deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculation to bring about it's physical destruction in hold or impulse. she also found the genocidal acts were approved and given an effect of the statements of genocide will intend by senior is ready military and government officials. these acts, albany z argues a pos of a simpler colonial process of a razor, which has been underway for more than 70 years. she recommends, among other things, and immediate embargo on israel and from member states to support south africa. and it's attempt to prosecute, as well as the international court of justice gabriel, as on the reports from united nations headquarters in new as the title of the report says it all anatomy of a genocide for words. it's some up. the actions of israeli soldiers highlighted in findings by the un special rapid tour occupied pale

thanks to my good friend cherie brown these jobs in new albany will be good paying union jobs.ith administration and work with intel, intel is use a project labor agreement for the deal which make sure the workers!ç building this are well prepared and well compensated. it's not just that intel would directly hire thousands of new workers at the benefits will also extend to universities across the region, espially it will benefit other industries like the auto industry. this investment will help generate a pipeline of highly skilled tech workers right in the heart of ohio a as arizona and new mexico, oregon. and the benefits will spread across communities that have long been overlooked and have long been waiting for a second chance. and this is what so many of us here in the senate envisioned when we wrote chips and science. i thought of this year's ago. i work with senator young. it took as long time to convince people how important this was but today's announcement by intel, that was announced last, last month in upstate new york, and many others to,, our faith in this bill is

albany's mayor thanked the community for keeping the process civil. and take a look at this. a police chase across county lines ended with an overturned car in oakland. >> video from the citizen app shows the suspects car overturn this afternoon near east shore park. police say that they started chasing the suspects, accused of stealing from a lululemon store in napa. the suspects were taken into custody following the accident. and tonight we're hearing from the loved ones of the family killed while waiting at a bus stop at san francisco's west portal neighborhood. the mother father, a one year-old and a 2 month-old were hit by an suv while waiting to go to the san francisco zoo. the statement reads in part, quote, diego and we're warm and loving parents who had a deep love for their beautiful children and enjoy nothing more than spending time with her. 2 little boys. they going to say, quote, they were also what one would call real life. and he answers the kind of people everyone loved to be around. happy, funny, kind and always eager to make the best of what life had to off

and in and an electronic old tradition where the incumbent almost always puts himself forward as in albany, almost always runs for re election. i guess the real answer to whether there is a feasible non option bite in is, is really no, unless of course he steps aside, which we've established he is unlikely to do to tanelle do belong in washington. so here in germany, millions of travelers are facing mass disruption of a duel transport strikes, staff at national airline, north concept, and it ran off right to don't your bon, a bolt of the job that demanding passive pay to cope with the higher cost of living . hardly any planes are taking off at frankfurt, germany's largest tub, the reason, a warning strike by security personnel in hamburg for a late and then the other airports. ground staff are also on striking, demanding more money and flexible working hours. many passengers have little sympathy for their cause. they only want to work less and have more money the video eventually the economy will collapse. if you want to distribute something, you have to that 1st homework. passengers are n

the real villains are in albany. the legislature in albany put through all those reforms that have completely undermined our system and just to put an ex claymation point it's baked into the cake. we're closing ryker's. we're going down 50% from where we are now. how many more jonathan dillers can we expect to hold the line when everybody, including hardened felons will be coming out of that revolving door. >> bill: well stated. rickers is the prison that will close in a couple of years. >> dana: you agree with a lot of law enforcement because of our time together on "the five." trump and biden in a national poll biden at 45, trump 50. we know the electoral college, etc. how do you feel the race is shaping up now that we are past super tuesday, past the state of the union address and well into the general election? >> it has been a good few weeks for president biden and we have seen that across the board. something like 12 national polls where he is gaining or is ahead of him and you do see swing states getting tight

palestinians francesco albani was addressing the un human rights council in geneva, she urged all member states to immediately impos an arms embargo and sanctions on the regime albanese, he said israel's crimes were the result of impunity afforded to it saying the continuation of the regime's impunity, and exceptionalism is no longer viable. the expert also slamed certain members of the council for providing military economic. and political support for the occupying regime, she said the number of children killed by israel in gaza in the past six months is higher, the number of children killed in all conflicts worldwide in the past 4 years, there are reasonable grounds to thousands of jordanians have once again filled the streets of the capital amon to vent their anger at the us israely genocide against palestinians in the gaza strip. بايعناك بايعناك وشعب الاردن كله معاك شعب الاردن كله معاه شعب الاردن كله معاه شعب الاردن كله معاه قتل عز الدين تحيه للكلاره عز الدينساويه كل الاردن حمساويه وكل الاردن حمساويه كل الاردن حمزاويه since the beginning of the war and aggression against gaza, we hav

ever spent time in any prison or jail in america would never describe them as a country anthony in albanyas some experience with the prison system. can you tell us about your r question for michele? caller: i went to prison back in 1999. the criminal justice system treated me as iwa guilty before it was proven. my only way back home from jail i had never been locked up that. i am 58 right now. the criminal justice system has treated young black men more eae them and not rehabilitate them and house them for a lifetime. then you have to worry about them for their whole life. at 20 years later, i look back and i see president joe biden and the chairman of the judicial committee during 1995 during the clinton administration and he had the agreement with black preachers because of the crack epidemic to justify what was done to us. i'm so broken. i'm so hurt. behind worse than we found it. it is all because of■ i just wanted to make that comment. i'm glad i got the opportunity to call in. i started watching c-span way back in the early 1980's. host: sharing that experience. michele, i imagine y

albany's mayor, thank the community for keeping the process simple. >> 9.36, the u.s. to seize property belonging to sherri papini for failing to pay restitution in 2022. but was sentenced to 18 months behind bars and ordered to pay about $309,000 in restitution after she was convicted of faking her own kidnapping in 2016. but as of last week, she had only paid about $600. now the justice department wants to add a 10% surcharge to the unpaid out. she owes making the total amount $340,000. take a look at what oakland police seized when they busted a a smoke shop on international boulevard. last month. that was on seminary avenue. and you can see found a large amount of illegal pot, crystal meth and flavored tobacco products. no arrests were made. but this bus is part of the department's special investigation into smoke shops. >> happening today, groups, the support tenant rights plan to hold a rally ahead of antioch city council meeting tonight. the council is thinking about creating a just cause eviction ordinance that would add protections for renters supporters of th

albany said israel's crimes were the result of impunity afforded to it, saying the continuation of the regime's impunity and exceptionalism is no longer viable. expert also slamed certain members of the council for providing military, economic and political support for the occupying regime. she's a number children killed in gaza in the past six months is higher the number of children killed in all conflicts worldwide. the past four years israely forces that fairly shot a palestinian youth in a violent raid in the occupied west bank city of jenin. according to palestinian health officials, 19-year-old aimon yousuf hasan azuka lost his life after israely forces live fire hit him in the chest. the regime forces then prevented a red crecent ambulance from treating him. new fatality came after israely forces attack city of janin and ajacent refugee camp, the israely military has a intensified violent raid through occupied territories after it started its genocidal war on gaza early october, attacks by israeli forces and settlers have so far left over 450 palestinians dead. never strikes twi

. >> the city of albany.they're joining the list of bay area cities calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the city council held a special meeting last night and pass this cease-fire resolution. this east bay city had taken a slower approach than the others because they first created a committee to discuss and write up a resolution which was followed by several public meetings. albany's mayor thanked the community for keeping the process civil. happening today, berkeley bicycle and pedestrian safety advocates will be speaking out at this evening city council meeting. they're asking the council to approve more money for pedestrian safety after someone was hit and killed by a car last month. walk bike berkeley wants the city to limit downhill vehicle traffic and install more safety features for walkers. group is helping to eliminate severe and fatal accidents by 2028. students at el serino high school be seeing some extra security due to a fight that started on friday when an intruder came on campus. the west contra

recovering after being shot in the city's outer mission neighborhood friday morning at a home on albanylevard. police say they found the victim with a gunshot wound. had to be taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. at least 7 tail warning parents, tiktok gamecock senior assassins. the state could put your teens in danger. they say the teams that use an app to track players on other teams. shoot them with water, guns. those guns are often plan. black, though they look more real. let's say the bank that are dangerous. if the fake guns are mistaken for real ones. and the california public utilities commission a 12 month rate hikes apg recoup a portion of the money spent on wildlife, safe work. customers can expect your bills go up about $3.65. month in late april or early may. late. winter storms across the state are expected to lead to a milder than normal wildfire season. >> scientists say things could possibly change by july. for now, the national interagency fire center. they were below normal fire activity from may through june. so researchers say vegetation that normally

albany's mayor thanked the community for their keeping the process civil. >> time now is 10 38.they found these illegal items last month at a smoke shop on international boulevard near seminary avenue. they didn't make any arrests, but they recovered a large amount of illegal cannabis crystal meth and flavored tobacco products. the bust was part of the department's special investigation into smoke shops. the u.s. department of justice wants to seize property belonging to sherri papini for failing to pay restitution back in 2022. was sentenced to 18 months behind bars and ordered to pay about $309,000 in restitution after being convicted of faking her own kidnapping in 2016. but as of last week, she had only paid up about $600. now the justice department wants to add a 10% surcharge. what would make the total amount she owes more than $340,000. >> what east bay congressman mark this on is leading a communitywide effort now to protect air quality and the community's health. he hosted a town hall monday night in martinez to hear from residents about their recent safety incidents at

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