appleton okay. smith gets involved in working with the tammany democratic political machine in manhattan. and when the secession crisis he puts on rallies to try to fight for the union, he writes to new york senator, william seward, and says, will you join us in a bipartisan effort? but he asks seward to sign on to pro-slavery resolutions. and that's something that seward will not do. and seward simply ignores him. now, i mentioned that appleton flat broke living with mom and dad at this point, and he somehow gets with a fish oil factory owner, long island, and they they need whaling vessels to go out and hunt for whales to bring back whale oil, to use in the fish oil factory. now, many of you probably know the whaling industry had been very large in this country up until about 1859 and in 1859, patrol boom was discovered in titusville, pennsylvania and after that discovery, the whaling plummets and. it looks really suspicious that a new guy is getting into whaling and so somewhat so. appleton out a

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unbeknown to her, george appleton had a record of violence against women.somehow, through all their grief, this family found the strength to campaign for a scheme that would potentially save lives. the lad that killed my daughter had already done five years in prison for holding a young lady at knife point. the campaign was led by maddy�*s granddad, michael brown, and in 2014, clare's law was introduced. it would for the first time give people the opportunity to ask police for information about their partner's violent past. but ten years on, a bbc investigation has found that the scheme is not working as well as it should. surely just a standard police check doesn't take three weeks to come back. at this domestic abuse support group in barnsley, some women here were unaware it even existed. there's not enough information about clare's law. i didn't know what it stood for. i wouldn't have known. and i might have still been with him and god knows what would have happened. just needs to be out there more and make people more aware. over the past five years, th

our guest today is timothy appleton, who joins us via skype from madrid. tim is author and political campaigner. with a phd in philosophy, he's currently linguistics lecturer at madrid's camilo jose fella university. welcome to the show. tim, as we saw in our report there ioni barara has been an outspoken advocate for palestine, hasn't she? i wonder if you could just say a word or to about how that's been received by the spanish public and indeed the political establishment for that matter. thanks for um uh the invitation to speak, chris um... good evening, yes, the um uh, the reception she's had by the spanish political establishment has not been especially warm, um, although that's probably to do with the relationship between the political parties in spain, um, which is quite a a cantanchous relationship in general, but on the substance of the issue, um, she's not really speaking um, too far out of turn, because there's a lot of consensus for palestine amongst ordinary spanish people. um there was a poll done by yugov at the end of 2023 with found that e

i love that. >> appleton says that our neighbor did have a massive of damage.no one was injured. let's send it over to meteorologist dave sphar is going to tell us that it is incredibly still cold up there with more snow coming friday. >> theresa looks like we might get a little bit for this week, but it will be very, very modest. at least those temperatures low in these storms that we got them forget they were cold storms. unlike the warmer storms we had before. you get a lot of melting and you don't hold on all that snow. so this go around. we're holding on to more than we got. this is a shot from yosemite national park. get the general idea here, too. a lot of snow to be had and has a clean up the efforts. they're not a whole lot to add to it. so might look ok, although we're looking for another quick moving system over this weekend. tahoe forecast keeps those numbers in the 30's to about 40 ish for high temperatures. again, the chances to pick up a little bit of snow, but variable clouds throughout the period. it looks like on the home front, most readings

our guest today is timothy appleton who joins us via skype. madrid. tim is author and political campaigner with a phd in philosophy. he's currently linguistics lecturer at madrid's camilo jose fella university. welcome to the show. tim, as we saw in our report there ioni barara has been an outspoken advocate for palestine, hasn't she? i wonder if you could just say a word or two about how that's been received by the spanish public and indeed the political establishment for that matter. and thanks for uh. um uh the invitation to speak, chris, um, good evening, yes, the um uh, the reception she's had by the spanish political establishment has not been especially warm, um, although that's probably to do with the relationship between the political parties in spain, um, which is quite a a cantanchous relationship in general, but on the substance of the issue, um, she's not really speaking um, too far out of turn, because there's a lot of consensus. for palestine amongst ordinary spanish people. um, there was a poll done by yuugav at the end of 2023 with fo

to the police — but she was never informed of appleton's abusive past.n 2014, clare�*s law was introduced — allowing people to ask the police about a partner's criminal record. now, a bbc investigation has found some forces are taking months to disclose information and large numbers of requests are rejected. clare�*s daughter, maddy, was just ten—years—old when her mum was killed. she says the delays could be putting lives at risk. our investigative reporter caroline bilton has more. the salford woman whose charred body was found _ the salford woman whose charred body was found at her home had been living _ was found at her home had been living in— was found at her home had been living in fear for weeks.- was found at her home had been living in fear for weeks. claire was murdered by _ living in fear for weeks. claire was murdered by her— living in fear for weeks. claire was murdered by her boyfriend. - living in fear for weeks. claire was i murdered by her boyfriend. unknown to her church appleton had a record of violence against women. heid to her chur

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. >> tracking resident doug appleton says it's been a mix of fun and work for past couple of days. as many locals hunker down. fortunately, he says that the power stayed on and the snow was a blessing to sneak in some powder skiing. plus, a dog's also blissfully had some fun play days. >> dugout neighbors we've we've helped out where we can and it's a you so we've been lucky, you know, been seeing more on tv with people getting stranded in cars and whatnot. i think for those who live here and have a good set up, it's actually been okay. >> theresa kron, 4 news. it was a mess. i feel like we were warning people for like a week. don't go up yeah. >> worst of it over. but there's still more to come, right? yeah, it's actually going to be a lot of melting going on the next couple of days to think a lot of temperatures still hanging in the 30's in a little bit of snow still on their way to nothing like what they've been through already. so >> this that set and it's probably a good thing that it's not going to get real warm up there because all that would do is cause a lot of melting in

hey, t is in the state of emergency the international appleton pulse. it prints remains closed, and most businesses have shut down. daniel, thoughts of times you especially avoid too hazy in 2021. he says washington's reluctance to see real on re step down is not helping the situation. it's not up to the united states. and they have been asking area on reed for 12 years to form a transition government and to have a dialogue with civil society and opposition. and he's refused to do so. so at this point in the past week, the protest in haiti have turned into an all our revolution and you have the lead. so right with the oligarchs align with the former army guys align with the gags. everybody wants this guy gone, but by waiting so long, i mean us, it's still still looks like they want him to go back there. the issue is, if he goes back there, he's not going to survive. and i don't mean his prime minister key will not live through the month if he goes back there. so the united states really should scratches head in and figure out what is the right thing to

and con eunice in the south of tulsa, michael appleton. it's the 1st time in weeks that medical teams have been able to reach from a town in a fun unit. it was designated as one of his rel, so called safe zones in the cell. palestine red crescent teams weren't able to get into the area. all of these rated troops pulled out. recovering the bodies of 15 people. what now looks apocalyptic. used to be a series of high rise apartment blocks that i needed to call y'all to i know where do i do just been i have beautiful memories here with my children, my grandchildren and my son, to load up the ship. he was taken by the east re lease at one of their check points . i was told these are, these had to go. so i take to inspect the area. the entire block has been leveled by the user at least memories, you know, internalize hoping reduced to dust all your residents who pretend devastated homes. say there's more than just belongings lost beneath the roof. we got to ensure that it is definitely the most of all we are of the people under most of the build

case against apple and alleges that the company broke us laws that prohibit corporate monopolies. appleton isaac, let's say they are wrong on the facts and a little, but the justice department says that part of the success of apples only food is down to the company, illegally shopping out competing hardware and software companies from its products . as our complaint alleges, apple has maintain monopoly power in the smartphone market, not simply by staying ahead of the competition on the merits, but by violating federal antitrust law. consumers should not have to pay higher prices because companies break the law. all right, let's go to how to do a customer who joined just live down from washington, dc. and heidi said, tell us what his apple being charged with the exact to well, of course the iphone x, as you know, it has been the best selling smartphone on the market for years straight. and so if anyone owns an iphone themselves, they may understand some of the specific examples listed in the us department of justice lawsuit against apple. they say that apple is essentially a forcing compet

again, so thanks for watching and and thank you to our guest timothy appleton and of course our resident expert professor david miller. palestine declassified, we'll be back of course next week with more forensic investigations and analysis. in the meantime, you can follow the show on facebook, twitter and telegram where we post regular clips and updates. you can also help us to counteract the disinformation pedal by the corporate media about palestine and the resistance to zinis brutality by showing today's program on your social media platforms. so until next time, this is chris williams for saying. bye for now, in late 2023, south africa filed case at the international court of justice, icj over the israeli apath regimes. war against palestinians in the besaged gaza strip. south africa stated that the telabaib regime has failed to uphold its commitments under the 1948 genocide convention. south africa filed the loss it against the. israel regime at the end of december, noting that israel's actions in gaza that started last october are geniciding character because they are intended to

we heard from some of the enthusiastic festival go is the arrived at the international appleton salty. this is my to show. so i am and in many ways and it looks like a cool opportunity to meet people from all around the world. i think participants are coming from around a 182 countries or something like this. so i've never had an opportunity to potentially talk to people from everywhere in the world, in the span of a week. so that's why i'm here. it's a very read on that and a few minutes for me to be part of this. ask you a lot and i'm so happy that i got to set an opportunity to be here. and i'm going to run the boat in so many days. and i'm so happy to be that i shouldn't be, but then there was for the, the fine how they have, you know, even this saxophones to come to us. and in fact, we do on what sources offering use from different countries. this go tools event is very important to understand which other to know what really russia is, what 3 other cultures are. not just believe what may be mainstream media says, we have a real chance here to learn more about the restaurant to le

unbeknown to her, george appleton had a record of violence against women.set, pure devastation. somehow, through all their grief, this family found the strength to campaign for a scheme that would potentially save lives. the lad that killed my daughter had already done five years in prison for holding a young lady at knife point. the campaign was led by maddy�*s granddad, michael brown, and in 2014, clare's law was introduced. it would for the first time give people the opportunity to ask police for information about their partner's violent past. but ten years on, a bbc investigation has found that the scheme is not working as well as it should. surelyjust a standard police check don't take three weeks to come back. at this domestic abuse support group in barnsley some women here were unaware it even existed. there's not enough information about clare's law. i didn't know what it stood for. i wouldn't have known and i might have still been with him and god knows what would have happened. just needs to be out there more and make people more aware. i over the

san call was for a possible burglary on appleton avenue in the holly park neighborhood woman there withab wounds. bookedúinto san francisco countd elder abuse charges. >> a car smashed into an east to oakland charity early this morning, damaging the building and forcing the grassroots group to close its doors. our crime the newsroom after seeing that >> yeah, greg. it's just a mess. this group is called homies. ant couple of years, this organization has sufferedc through one calamity after another. they say all they'rec trying to do is to help people. and now they've fallen victim to yet another crime. >> i'm really heartbroken and like, very overwhelmed. >> viviana montano is frustrated. she's care center coordinator at homies empowerment at 77, macarthur in east oakland, where a car slammed into the grassroots community group's building, causing significant damage and forcing it to close. >> for now, it's justúreally difficult notc to have the >> it happened at 3:00úthursday morning with a crash involving two cars. the circumstances still not entirely a different d thatc sent that veh

one resident we spoke to has been living in the appleton area for nearly a decade. so yesterday's whether it was a crazy as he has ever seen here. >> and it very loud, very sudden claps. there was seeing lightning. and then the rain just came down and it was extremely heavy. it's very off putting like a collapse of thunder and heavy rain my window then just looked out the window and this rain and subsequent hail had just a flash flood at this place. >> i would so listen to him. read an audio book how he actually shot this video outside his home early wednesday. the street's thankfully are now clear. but jon, you're talking about it in seat. a lot of damage thankfully we get a break today. yesterday the south bay was seeing it consistently heavy through much of the morning. and that was exactly those warning you of any sort of water starting to pile up on the streets to watch out for >> this morning. so much calmer. we don't have much of anything going on this morning. some fog is trying to form out into the bay shore, but that's about it. what we've got right now ha

he was arrested in the east bay after police responded to a report of a burglary wednesday on appletonge hill neighborhood. that's where they found a woman who had been stabbed she has not been identified, but she ended up dying at the hospital. the suspect is identified as marcelino wilson. he was arrested after a high-speed chase in oakland in the south bay. there is an investigation under way after a man's body was found and an rv fire in gilroy after the fire was put out early yesterday morning. this fire was in an alleyway on russ on a street. know the gilroy city hall. some nearby residents had to evacuate because the fire, we don't have an id on the victim at this point. >> san francisco now is being sued over conditions in the tenderloin district. kron four's dan kerman tells us about residents and business owners who are complaining the city is not doing enough. >> we've had enough. the we attorney matthew davis is talking about. >> residents and businesses to live and operate in the tenderloin. >> good deals happen in front of their house all hours that day, the sidewalks are

. >> track your resident doug appleton says it's been a mix of finding work for past couple of days. as many locals hunker down. fortunately, he says of the power stayed on and the snow was a blessing to sneak in some powder skiing. plus, a dog's also blissfully had some fun play days. california may stay drought free through next year. officials with accuweather say they're highly confident there will be no significant drought conditions this year. >> or next year, thanks to all the rain and snow from 2022. to 2023 in those winter seasons and from more of the recent storms, 6 of california's most important reservoirs are currently at or above capacity. all right. let's talk about our forecast now live. look at what's going on in tahoe. dig it out for sure. they got these road plowed here at myers, which is good. lot of roads, snow there on the side. kyle's tracking the next round. that's coming our way. a little little rain today and tomorrow. yeah, there's a whole lot in the way of snow that's left to happen there. at least through this week. it looks like another shot next week. i

. >> tracking resident doug appleton says it's been a mix of fun and work for past couple of days. as many locals hunker down. fortunately, he says of the power stayed on and the snow was a blessing to sneak in some powder skiing. plus, a dog's also blissfully had some fun play days. >> all right. here's what tahoe looks like right now. that's a view from southlake. so, yes, lots of snow and it's pretty out there for sure. i here to see what's going on. much much better picture today than yesterday. we couldn't see a thing. we look here at diamond peak yesterday. we can see the lake at all. but now you see people out there enjoying the beautiful weather. it is still chilly. 40 degrees in south lake tahoe. 37 in truckee. so definitely see the big no doubt about it. but we have lost a lot of our watches and warnings. you can see tahoe now is clear. we do still have this up until 4 o'clock today. that is a winter storm watch, though. that is still up. but it is about to expire. so this is about to go to. and frankly, we really don't have a lot in the pipeline for the sierra right now.

. >> tracking resident doug appleton says it's been a mix of finding work for past couple of days.er down. fortunately, he says that the power stayed on and the snow was a blessing to sneak in some powder skiing. plus, a dog's also blissfully had some fun play days. >> that stand as a and now we can finally all have some fun and how because we can get there yet. >> i know a lot of people that have been like, just wait. just wait. today seems like the day a lot of people have been heading a a i know this weekend. itgoing to be super busy of your key ski weekends after one of the bigger snows of the season ees even look way better. i should pull up our view from last week because they haven't ved it looked like springtime there, ok? so it's nice to see winter coming back in full force. this also really helped us out with their sierra snowpack. the northern syria is now at 100% of average 110% of average, which is excellent to be passed. that point. i'm like we're talking about we should not expect drought conditions likely this year. the next with such good snow pack up there. we are

. >> track your resident doug appleton says it's been a mix of finding work for past couple of days.many locals hunker down. fortunately, he says that the power stayed on and the snow was a blessing to sneak in some powder skiing. plus, a dog's also blissfully had some fun play days. >> those dogs definitely enjoyed it. i know for a lot of people, it was a weekend of cancellations. this next weekend, though, looking so much more consistent for getting up to the sierra. in fact, we should be seeing relatively dry weather on roadways as we make our way through the forecast today at lake tahoe. this is your incline village right on the lake right there. live view outside right now, already less stormy looking in that it was yesterday at this time, the parking lot. there is clear right off and we will be seeing a few lingering snow showers really north of i-80 all zoom in. first on what we're seeing around the lake tahoe region, north of donner summit is where you're really running into. still some heavy snowfall. this is as you head up towards milner role, quincy spots really to the nor

. >> track your resident, doug appleton says it's been a mix of finding work for past couple of days.many locals hunker down. fortunately, he says that the power stayed on and the snow was a blessing to sneak in some powder skiing. plus, a dog's also blissfully had some fun play days. >> except for white dog could disappear right you're not careful. i lost my dog. know, once a knight was for you so short and i-10. >> they come right back. and when we have the 9, 10, 8, however, many feet the you're going to lose a dog anyone could get last of that was the concern heading up to tahoe this past weekend. not as much of a concern anymore. look at how so this is. normally you're half dome view yosemite national park, ok? the snow is like look at those are trees normally see the whole are just completely catholic covered. credit rating cool, though? check out and what a change from last week. the northern sierras, 110% of average. now central sierra right on par with seasonal averages. love to see if this is exactly what we needed. it just came a lot at once. so understandable if it was a f

. >> police responded to a report of a burglary on wednesday and the 100 block of appleton avenue inan francisco's college hill neighborhood. they found a woman stabbed multiple times. the woman who has not been identified died despite emergency medical aid. suspect identified as marcella leno wilson to police on a high-speed chase and was eventually arrested in oakland on and charged with homicide. in the a death investigation is underway in gilroy after man's body was found at the site of an rv fire. police say the fire happened yesterday morning in an alley on rosanna street. there's a gilroy city hall. the fire forced some nearby residents to have to evacuate. identity of that man has not been released. well, a bay area, environmental group says they plan to file a lawsuit against the san francisco public utilities commission over sewage and goes into the bay during heavy rainstorms. according to that organization's san francisco baykeeper 72 million gallons of sewage is discharged into the bay every year. the citizen which contains bacteria, viruses, chemicals and trash. they cl

. >> track your resident, doug appleton says it's been a mix of finding work for past couple of days.als hunker down. fortunately, he says that the power stayed on and the snow was a blessing to sneak in some powder skiing. plus, a dog's also blissfully had some fun play days. >> the big dogs may like it. the little dogs like ours. they just get cold. yeah grams. not a fan of the snow. that's ok. he go up in the summertime. yeah. plus with the feet are dogs to disappear. they got the biggest was there was over 10 feet at a lot of those upper elevations, palisades like 8 feet across the board. so yeah, no needfor snowmaking anymore. and this week it will be a great time to get away. it is going tbeo good. just expect some backups on the roads because everyone wants to get ther tt's going to be the only problem. you have a look outside at diamond peak, a winter wonderland rehat the debt cleared off that fresh snow all the way down to the lake and it piled up in feet for sure. 110 1% of average. now in the northern sierra and 100% of average in the central sierra. it's a great updates. t

. >> tracking resident doug appleton says it's been a mix of fun and work for past couple of days. as many locals hunker down. fortunately, he says of the power stayed on and the snow was a blessing to sneak in some powder skiing. plus, a dog's also blissfully had some fun play days. let's check in now with what's going on in tahoe. there's a pretty picture from southlake. i was here we can see what's going on there. you got another camera showing us some sun there. yeah. back to the pretty shot. you can actually see lake tahoe, which we haven't had >> but you can see right now from diamond peaks and people sitting out there enjoying it. i did just check avalanche dot org and at a scale from one to 5, we are 3, which is to say considerable avalanche risk. so that's just something to keep in mind. if you are going to be out there had a lot of snowfall really quickly and obviously a lot of layers of snow now that are there. 39 degrees in south lake tahoe. that's a lot better than the because 29 were at yesterday at this hour. 29, 30 degrees. we do still have these winter storm watche

. >> track your resident, doug appleton says it's been a mix of finding work for past couple of days. as many locals hunker down. fortunately, he says that the power stayed on and the snow was a blessing to sneak in some powder skiing. plus, a dog's also blissfully had some fun play days. >> look at those. >> that's a i know the graham? he doesn't like little dogs lakes. are we to show and then they go were gone. they're gone. this what you total like, what's the highest foot total, 8 fielders. no 10 feet, 10 feet high. higher our dogs are a fun to have baby we've begun in the 10 feet of snow. so but hey, it was super nice to see that the sierra is actually above average. now for the first time this season said, here's what we need. okay. and i and i see avengers, which is nice. i love the trees are looking snow cover, but we need to stay cold so people can enjoy it like this weekend. exactly. and it is going to stay pretty temperatures up. they're not going to get too warm anytime soon. so not going to have like i see stuff that we all worry about. this is going to so you can have a

san francisco police say the initial call was for a possible burglary on appleton avenue and the hollyhborhood at about 9 a.m. yesterday. they found a woman there with fatal stab wounds. wilson has been booked into san franciscont burglary ar abuse charges. >> also in the east bay, seven people were hurt when an suv crashed into a bus that was carrying mostly senior citizens. it happened at about 1230 this afternoon in antioch. firefighters say the suv was headed west on laurel road near the highway four on ramp when it smashed into the side of the bus as it was turning, the driver of the suv and six people on board the bus were hurt. none of their injuries is considered life threatening. that crash remains under investigation. >> along the peninsula. safety advocates are demanding change after a bicyclist was injured in a hit and run crash. the recovery could be long and difficult for the victim, as ktvu is an, rubin explains. it happened at an intersection known for being a dangerous spot. a group of san mateo county cyclists is hoping for answers about a hit and run that seriously i

in toledo or columbus, or east palestine, or for that matter in ohio, that matter you could be in appleton wisconsin if prices are up, you're concerned with the people on the office. and that's bad news for anyone companies. >> you're talking a lot about outside versus inside i'm noticing, do you think that contrast that political contrast because you can talk about being an insider, you can kinda in the eye of the beholder if you will, because once you get to washington, you'd all everyone tries to save that. there's still outsiders, but then by definition, by everyone on the outside they say you're an insider, so it's in the eye of the beholder. >> do you think that >> contrast is really what will win for people >> well, i think it plays well. i mean, i mean, thinking about when there was a train derailment in east side of the state of ohio more than a year ago, donald trump and jd vance show up. they bring cleaning supplies, they tickets action. the phrase i remember at the time looking at in the local newspapers, was it kept repeating what trump had said to the crowds, which is you're

for each happens pouches, era london position with hundreds of flights have been cancelled at 5 appleton germany off the security stuff went on strike. at least 90000 pests disappeared. impact his self wants his salary increase hot bonuses. impressive rates for overtime pay 5 rounds and negotiations. a safe. i failed to achieve the breakthrough protest by farmers in india or intensifying thousands of gathered in the capital, demanding more states important, guaranteed corrupt prices. they can use prime minister to ranger moody's government of feigning to want to commitments to bringing reforms bad that night g as more. 6 farmers from northern india gather in the capital, new delhi, they're angry, they're months long, protest calling for government intervention to improve their livelihoods hasn't led to results. but they're not backing down. they want, what they say was promised to them 2 years ago. but i, i do that for the, during the previous process, the government made 7 promises, including the introduction of minimum club support, prices, hope with electricity, those alone neighbors.

. >> host: appleton, wisconsin republican talking with ralph norman. . >> caller: [inaudible] dasher all these people in this country when -- [inaudible] everybody's jobs -- >> host: you are breaking up. i'm going up to go to edward in fort mill, south carolina, republican. >> caller: yes. how can we keep supporting all these other countries that cannot secur o own borders? >> guest: we cannot. there's no way we can do that. nor can we afford to continually borrow money nor can we afford to a few marks nor can we afford to build walls in other countries. it's insanity. the taxpayers deserve better than this. i just hope that while we have time we can say no to this, drawing board and who, who in their right mind would sign a document, particularly 1 could be a speed reader and still can't get through the details and the footnotes that this this document has. this is a clear-cut reason to vote this down, in my opinion. >> host: congressman ralph norman republican of south carolina we always appreciate your time with us and your willingness to talk to our viewers. thank you. >> guest:

conservative croydon councillorjade appleton and labour's sheila berry, who represents sutton, handedearch by campaign group business london, which suggests financial services and construction are the sectors more likely to have vacancies. companies are being urged to invest more in training. let's take a look at the tubes. there's a part suspension on the bakerloo and overground. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it should be a fairly dry start this morning, albeit for a few showers, but then we'll see further showers developing. but we still have a bit of sunshine, especially first thing this morning. we'll start to see the cloud increasing. then this band, quite heavy showers moving through. the wind will strengthen as we head through the afternoon. scattered showers to follow that band of showers and temperatures today reaching around 11 celsius. then overnight tonight, we'll see further showers, some clearer spells at first, but then you can see this heavier, more persistent rain through the early hours starts to lift into tomorrow morning. the minimum temperature

the first one was on the 100 block of appleton. that's in the ingleside district. that was on march 13th at 9:11 a.m. officers responded to a possible burglary, and when they arrived, they found a deceased victim suffering from stab wounds. a few hours later, the officers were able to locate the subject during a traffic stop, and a vehicle pursuit ensued that ended up in the city of oakland, where that subject was taken into custody and arrested for that murder. there was also, a homicide that occurred on the 100 block of dakota street in the bayview district. this occurred on march 17th at 554. a m, when witnesses found a deceased person on the ground between two buildings. that investigation is pending. no arrests have been made at this time, but our investigators are following up on several several leads in this investigation. there were three non-fatal shootings resulting in three victims, one occurred on the 11th of march at 11:17 a.m. at wallace and jennings in the bayview. that victim sustained a gunshot wound and self transported to the hospital with non-li

host: carol in appleton, wisconsin on our democratic line. what is your top new story?aller: yes, i think that it's the demise of the national republican party. i think it's a very scary. donald trump, jr. said that it's no longer the republican party it's the magatythey replaced the rnc with trump supporters and election deniers. they have completely done away with the structure of the rnc. there is no longer an outreach for veterans. there is no longer an outreach for minorities. i think all of project 2025. it is ex-president trump now building an infrastructure. he is going to do away with all of our cabinet. he is going to take over the power and put in people he wants to have in there. look at the heritage foundation. they are lining up so everyone in every cabinet will only support president trump. all our military leaders will support president trump. he has told us he wants to have a country like hungary and he is busy getting ready, so that when he is elected we will have a dictatorship, just like hungary. host: white plains, maryland on the line for independe

thank you carol in appleton, wisconsin on our democratic line. what is your top new story?aller: yes, i think that it's the demise of the national republican party. i think it's a very scary. donald trump, jr. said that it's no longer the republican party it's the maga party. they replaced the rnc with trump supporters and election deniers. they have completely done away with the structure of the rnc. there is no longer an outreach for veterans. there is no longer an outreach for minorities. i think all of you should look into project 2025. it is ex-president trump now building an infrastructure. he is going to do away with all of our cabinet. he is going to take over the power and put in people he wants to have in there. look at the heritage foundation. they are lining up so everyone in every cabinet will only support president trump. all our military leaders will support president trump. he has told us he wants to have a country like hungary and he is busy getting ready, so that when he is elected we will have a e line for independents. caller: a first time caller. host: