this is alex hall. i sincerely apologize to our customers, the authorities, and the general public for the misconduct gloves meal. please believe me. we will do everything to make amends for the damage caused you of august, and we'll do everything to regain your trust step by step. so it's a given and now after years of delays due to health reasons, the authorities want to know what mountain been to call knew about the emissions treating and when and the extent of his involvement, the most important charges, the x c o is facing, organized, commercial fraud for deceiving call bias, giving false testimony to a problem entry committee for saying he only knew about commissions treating shortly before telling the public and market manipulation for not informing investors in a timely manner. despite knowing the financial damage, it could cost them. the trial is expected to last, at least until autumn next year. we've been to comb, potentially facing years in prison, if found guilty to now retirement homes for

they include an aide who has been on leave from city hall since, alex. >> can you talk a little bit about the degree to which federal investigators have been circling around the mayor himself? if you've been paying attention to new york city politics, you know his phones were seized. we have been leading up to this moment, and i think if you to watch him closely, when you saw the circle widen and then tighten around eric adams, the fact the mayor's phones were seized was an indication he was going to be at the center of this. can you tell us more about the time line here, lisa? >> well, the mayor's phones were seized, alex, several months ago. and of course while there was silence about the mayor himself, that's when the fed started closing in on other people close to the mayor, serving each search warrants or subpoenas on some of the people that i just mentioned. but last saturday is probably when some of this hit its apex. that's when the mayor's council who's also a former federal prosecutor resigned in a very terse later saying she appreciated the opportunity to serve but was resignin

study in your own adventure, no counter, and the hello on elizabeth brown, and joe hall with the top stories on alex's era, a funeral has taken place for american, took his active as i should know as the ag and hometown of them and took here the 26 year old with shaw from the head by his riley soldier a week ago into occupied westbank. she'd been part of a peaceful protest against illegal his writing specimens. thousands of mourners attended the funeral to k has launched its own investigation into the kenning eggs . parents say they want justice we'll talk is politicians, including the speaker of parliament, attended the funeral procession. that's the set that has been following the developments and the them. and today, the parliament to be there has called her as a martyr. and she said that now palestine is not a matter of the foreign affairs for us. palestine is a national cause for the state of true. yeah. so, and he also said that took this government is not going to let this just go. it's going to follow up and trying to document all the crimes of has been committed by the red army by these vario

our south bay reporter jesse gary live now at san jose city hall with more on this for us. jesse. >> heather and alexgood afternoon to you. city officials spending $80,000 to expand the downtown streets. team to give the entire city an equal amount of shine. >> this is really the definition of getting back to basics. >> tuesday afternoon sees the newest addition to the calle willow neighborhood in san jose. trash pickup courtesy of the downtown streets team. >> it's a fantastic combination. partnerships are what we need to do. >> city officials announcing the teams program aimed at keeping streets clean is expanding to five other neighborhoods. in addition to calle willow, east village, alum rock east, santa clara street and luna park will see the once a week service. >> this is not something that was done quickly. this was a lot of work by a lot of people. as well as our business district. >> many luna park business owners say trash and blight can scare off would be customers. >> i saw someone posting in, in my google, in saying that that it wasn't very safe to come here, that it was too dirty. >> n

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hall of justice here in san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. alex, back up to you in oakland. >> and of course, we will continue to closely follow this case. jesse. thank you. a federal judge has ruled the use of a police k-9 by san jose police constituted an excessive use of force. that ruling is part of a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of david tovar junior. tovar was shot and killed by san jose police outside of an apartment complex in january of 2021. police said tovar was a person of interest in several violent crimes, including a homicide. he had already been shot when police unleashed the k-9, which bit tovar for two minutes and 40s. officers on the scene said tovar appeared to be reaching for a gun, although no gun was found. the officers involved were cleared of wrongdoing. >> pleasanton police are investigating the death of a dog left outside on a very hot apartment building balcony, and a warning here that some might find this video a bit disturbing. police responding to several calls yesterday about the dog barking and whinin

i shifted one neighborhood. assign is also a head on alex's era, will have all the rest of the day's news, including to the hall. he is living in the shadow of will. what do i say is like for the people of the russian city of costs, which has come on to 5 bar, you cranes for the truth and more revelations about the mine who the f b i says, wanted to assassinate for me us present. donald trump, as far as the culture, the in depth analysis of the days headlines. so there's the possibility to think of a wind, the region to breaking out informed opinions, steering to the children, and the elders who don't understand why it is critical. did they start at 1st with banning women their rights to reach occasion and now there was silence seeing their voices in public inside story. what was the effect so ready home the libyan economy? how worrying is on our josie era. ok, so we start with driving forces. those are what are the emissions going to be? and it's not that easy. if you think about it, what are we going to be doing $3050.00 a 100 years from now. that's going to cause human beta emissions. how does the political

hall's first—time wicket. with time passing into the evening, sri lanka dug in, half centuries for captain before bad light stopped play, alex as we head into day three tomorrow. england looking for summer clean sweep if they can get the better of their opponents in this one at the oval. but, after that fightback from sri lanka, the match is finely poised. we have set about taking the positive option, being aggressive, we feel like with our spinners in any condition we can take wickets. on another day we could have picked up a couple and the score looks different but they obviously played well, there was never a point to walk off and say we were done for the day, it was always take the positive option, create those chances and on a different day we could have added two more to the wickets column. today at the test will have the highlights on bbc two staying with cricket — and freddie flintoff has been named the new coach of the england lions. the a6—year—old will take up the role next month — in time for the lion's winter tours of south africa and australia. since last year, the former england all—rounder�*s been back in the

alex forsyth is at the conference. people are still filing out from the conference where keir starmer gave his speech. it was about an hour long and the conference hall room only. few moments when he got a standing ovation. notably when he spoke about the rioting in the summer, he called it thuggery, saying racism is vile which brought the crowd to its feet. we can talk about this now with tracy brabin, the mayor of west yorkshire. thanks forjoining us. what did you think? did he answer the critics that said he had been too downbeat and too gloomy? that is what we needed in the speech we have heard. it started slow and measured and very thoughtful, and i got a sense of the person i know, and i felt he was open and self—deprecating, but also you could see his steely determination and you mentioned the section about racism and the section about racism and the events over the summer, and his anger was absolutely palpable. there was not a person sat, because we were all behind that, there is no room for racism in our society, and also about the value of immigration, but also hidden amongst a lot of the speech, inside it was an announcement about the appr

hall. >> stunning news and new york city history in the making. have a good show. >>> you just heard the breaking news from alex wagner. mayor eric adams of new york city has been indicted on criminal charges. he is the first mayor in new york history to be indicted on federal criminal charges. joining us now is tom winter, nbc news investigative reporter who has been covering this investigation for the length of it. we don't know the specific charges as of now. what do we know? >> reporter: what we know is this investigation has been going on for nearly a year. when agents searched the brooklyn home of one of his top fundraisers. at the time all law enforcement would do is confirm they conducted a court authorized search, but what we subsequently learned and reported was the records were seeking information related to contributions and travel to turkey by people involved in the adams campaign. that is something that got people's attention. for the reporting indicated that there were a number of potential actions involving the turkish consulate and expert -- and efforts to expedite approval of a building being

alex, i just wasted an hour of my life. >> don't know. what? >> that's what i should've done. hould have watched your show. i thought it was my job to watch the trump town hall moderated by sean hannity. >> i could have told you. >> on another channel. so, it is the town hall, you know, harrisburg, pennsylvania, filled with people ready to ask their questions. not a single audience question in the entire hour because, you know, the out of control rambling, incoherent answers went on forever, sean hannity -- >> he has to talk about hannibal lector and sharks. >> sean hannity is promising the audience that the audience questions are coming up and they never do. >> unbelievable. >> any one of the audience questions would have been better than any of the sean anity qstions in the entire hour. there might've been something to report about it if just one audience question got asked. >> well, next time, lawrence. stick with this channel next time. >> you now have my full report of the last 60 minutes. >> i don't need to watch any of the highlights. >> you have been saved that. >> fhat, i thank you, sir. >> thanks, alex. >> have a great show. >> the big campaign new

hall were closed at least through the end of the day. >> we are less than six weeks now to election day. it's just 41 days away. today, california senator alex padilla introduced a bill to protect voters and election workers from intimidation and threats of violence at the ballot box. >> so here we are offering this bill with resources to go along with, to support state and local elections, administration officials. because at the end of the day, as we said before, every eligible american has the right to participate in this democracy without any unnecessary obstacles, barriers and certainly free of intimidation. >> the freedom from intimidation in elections act would limit the presence of visible firearms at locations where voters cast their ballots, or election workers perform their official duties. we're less than a week away from the vice presidential debate. the debate starts at 6:00 next tuesday night. coverage is going to be right here on abc seven, and it begins at five. >> san francisco will be voting on a variety of issues, including a proposition b that is a bond to provide funding for public health and infrastructure. at a rally

those lawmakers in the halls of congress do not want you and our other colleagues up there on the hill talking to him about this. they want to be talking about other things alex to kadia as point in terms of going after voters that could actually make a potential impact in this race, we see harris and her campaign more broadly trying now to go in these more conservative areas, you're looking at rural pennsylvania where trump won in 2020. that is kind of trump country a lot of those places in pennsylvania where the democrat usually does really well in the big cities. but is this, is this in terms of a strategy? she wants to keep the margins down in those areas and then run up the score likely in the bigger cities and places where she runs stronger yeah, i mean, this very clearly shows that she is distinct strengths and weaknesses from joe biden. joe biden was struggling with his base, kamala harris is struggling with the middle, and that's why you're seeing her go to these places. it's also one thing. it's a classic obama era strategy. it's not a coincidence that a lot of the obama aides from she doesn't in 2012 are now on the campaign because this is a classi

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