and asha i'm gonna put on my first amendment journalist hat.general disposition is, in american civil are there should be very high bar for deformations and libel suits. it's important to the free flow of information in protecting the first amendment. there are other places, like the uk, notably, where it's much easier to sue people, and i think that has a band effect on a general level of discursive. the question about the merits of this case, to me, independent of whether there's defamation here, what has been revealed is just utterly devastating and the institutional level. but on the merits of the law, what do you think about the case here? >> i think based on the facts presented by dominion at this point, it's really compelling. so the bar is high. dominion has to show that fox acted with actual malice, which means they acted with reckless disregard for the truth. and what you see, for example, in at correspondence you just cited, tucker carlson is basically admitting that it is reckless. >> shot flew reckless. >> and shockingly reckless.

asha , hearing him, the bird began to scream and beat into the cages. this way the parrot is trying, what is called giving indications. you saw your mother killed. yeah , you saw what happened, the charm birds hurried to inform the police, which at that time was at a dead end and could not get on the trail of the suspects. we tried to move the investigation forward, but there were no leads, no corroborated versions of the parrot's testimony were enough to detain asha already at the station. he confessed to his deed and said that he knew where both the jewelry and cash were stored and how he planned the robbery with an accomplice arguments, the court considered the investigation for a long 9 years and only in 2023, the defendants were sentenced we came to the decision that these two people, whom we convicted are definitely guilty , we sentence them to life imprisonment, but the long-awaited verdict was not heard by the husband of the deceased, after all , charm, he died during the coronavirus pandemic , not the main witness. mitu died six months later, a

asha, what do you see in the story right now? >> well, i'd like to point out the difference now between now and january 6th, the fact that we have this history of trump mobilizing his supporters. you know, we're seeing law enforcement take that very seriously and hopefully they're prepared for any kind of that. the protesters, if they want to engage in that kind of activity, now also have precedent that there are consequences to that behavior, and that trump is going to leave them high and dry so the return women be much less, i suspect, and hopefully we won't see any kind of violent activity. >> katy? >> i think at this point, we have to appreciate what you mentioned, ari, the gravity of what is going on. assuming we get an indictment returned by the grand jury in this case, it is, again, the adjective unprecedented has been used a lot, but it is appropriate here. i also want to emphasize something i tweeted about this weekend, which is if we were a country of laws and we are rule of law people, whether it's a misdemeanor or a f

asha rangappa, thank you for your analysis.up, republicans on and off the hill rallied to donald trump's defense, but ron desantis in florida has a slightly different strategy, one that now has him in -- doing at. it you've got to hear what they've been saying. that's when the 11th hour comes. back don't go away. and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of projects. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness it's easy to make your home an a check out angi.com today. angi... and done. donald trump has spent much of the last few days on his radicals they named social media platform, truth social, posting about his possible indictment is slamming the media prosecutors, and the rest. but he took a break for them at, briefly today, to attack someone else. a republican, florida governor ron desantis

. >>> back with a lawyer and asha and aidan. defamation cases are hard to win. your thoughts? >> i like that you separated two issues. they're connected but i want to say, you know, one of the things that we need to understand is that this dominion lawsuit is just one slice of the problem, as you point out. even if fox is held to account for its lies about dominion, they are lying about a million other thing every night and it eroding our democracy. i think we're at the point where courts are on the line policing just the basic facts needed for this to exist. we've seen it in the alex joan case, in dominion, with the sanctions brought against lawyers bringing frivolous claims. and that's really not a good place to be because not everyone is going to be able to challenge. people don't have the pockets to challenge these lies. so it's really going to be important in this case to increase the cost of lying by news anchors, by lawyers, by anyone else that exact a very terrible price on our democracy. >> yeah, you mentioned the cost. lying in a legal sense is the libel or defamatio

and asha is fed up with the unprecedented confrontation between netanyahu and graphic, while before when the council of governors wanted to issue a resolution against iran, girfi is going to meet the zionists, netanyahu needed maturity to attack iran's nuclear facilities in order to prevent political collapse , the guardians of the walls are not ready to attack iran during ten days of israel's storage of iron dome missiles, iran's continuous response, israel he called america and europe to act as a deterrent against iran, but he could not get the support of europe and america , instead of mir ahmad, he sees himself in a dilemma, either he insists on his shop to restore the agency's independence, or against the anti-zionist ball gives hamid leave tv news agency, but i will talk about the news with dr. mustafa khoshchasm, an expert on nuclear issues, mr. khosh. hello, good time for you and the program and dear viewers. greetings to you, mr. dr. director general of the agency, in response to the question. the reporter of sada and sima news agency made a generalization about why according to

fbi, and senior lecturer and assistant dean at the yale jackson school of global affairs. , asha.e capitol police have a chance to look at it, how much is that a concern? >> it is definitely a concern,. alex we know that when people have nefarious designs, they often try to learn from their mistakes. and try again. we, saw this for example, with the world trade center. which terrorists tried to attack in 1993. the reassessed their ammo, and then of course were successful when they did it in 2001. what date? do they tested security and were able to go to airports, for example, to try to see what they could get away with in order to improve their plans. i think that is the kind of thing that we should be concerned about. i would go even farther then representative jeffries, and say that it is not just about what is released. at this point, this footage is in the hands of tucker carlson. he could, shared presumably, with anyone. and we know that these people who have been convicted of seditious conspiracy or people that he believes are patriots. i would be very concerned with who is

and where is the noise, shakai, good herbs. the day and knife of arnold’s leaked asha of the 21st centurynal day of liosow in our ukraine , especially setting up natural resources in the minsk region staro paths report by alexei kondratenko i look and now the apical bud, go out already, you have to already you can even plant a cultural area here, we try to get along, where the forest was damaged by hurricane winds. hibernations of bark beetles, one rod, birches, nine rods, pines, complete, technology, plantings, dreo, and which has been practiced for a long hour. eh it has already strained amal 40 years on foot in coniferous forests. only in the starodorozhsky district during the season they plan to renew more than 200 hectares of the green zone of meat seedlings , and for that, as a gas provider for our ukraine, and for russia itself, in order to so that there is no further spread, for example, also bark beetles. here we made a cutting here. here, after cutting down the stream, the soil was planted with forest crops. we draw up according to the technology according to the type of forest,

s office and asha ran gappia, former special agent at the counterintelligence agent of the fbi, senior lecturer and dean. what is the latest on the d.a.'s case against trump today? >> reporter: well, jose, several developments within the past few hours. you mentioned that according to three sources familiar with this case, the grand jury is expected to meet at noon. but significantly they will not consider the alleged hush money case involving stormy daniels. they won't consider that case. we're told they will be considering another unrelated case. and, again, it is unclear exactly what that is. and the timing of this is very fluid, jose. at this point, we expect the next time the grand jury would need to consider that case would be monday and there are still lots of unresolved questions there. whether they might consider the -- another witness perhaps or whether this will go up for a vote. and i want to mention something else, just within the past few hours as well, manhattan d.a. alvin bragg has now responded to a letter from house republicans earlier in the week that called for his

it is already in the chelyabinsk region near asha, almost 70 km of the route in the east direction, cloggedrue, for many, the distance is no longer measured in kilometers, but in days 3 days since i got here, someone says, 5 days worth it didn’t make sense to get under way. we were in the parking lot. now it seems like they opened it, but there was silence, again during these three days pavel managed to drive only 5 km. the reason is the weather. a snowstorm that raged in the mountains of the southern urals for several days literally paralyzed the movement of freight transport over several sections. the road from ufa to chelyabinsk was partially blocked. and now that traffic has opened up drivers are trying to catch up on schedule. they arrived tomorrow. i don't know, while we are still the most impatient trying to bypass the traffic jam in the opposite direction. some. it even succeeds, but you won’t go far for the tour. because of this, it only increases. therefore, many prefer to wait out this time in parking lots, in honor of which it is already crowded at normal times, the most problem

says south africa as its own exclusive sphere influence salvation has been going retreated, africa, asha and china. us maybe city as a decline, yampa world, empire gets somehow, it gets bigger and that irrelevant isn't useless. feels that it must still, in some ways to try and reclaim it. suppose at homes on the politics opposite africa, the united states does not have the right to, to disrupt her to interfere with people with its territory. also like to reach off america. 2 palm suits africa, bo friendly exercising its a. so greg democratic guides when americans, he's so aggressive in setting up military base. of course, the region of sub saharan africa and the entire continent of the stronger trade relations between those ages as well as on the continent. in general. he noted of the high cost of in both and product from other parts of the world. on t correspondent, no, lou lou krueger has the details, the african prison to the civil. i'm a poor so has welcomed cheese, ugandan counterparts, president your william was severely for a state visit. the last day to visit to south africa by p

and asha butler with an a to say from paris in south africa, the opposition economic freedom fighters party has declared its mass protest and national shut down a success. oh, hundreds of the group members protested in the capital pretoria in other parts of the country. the calling for the president to be removed and want the rolling power outages to end police and chose were on high alert to maintain security. how much time i was at the protest. fin pretoria. oh, we're not going to say, oh wait for the country to the last that is like, you know, when in the head is a leader of the office, this is a policy, a man in the red t shirt. he's leaving you support is interested in solar about was his office, he's it is going to demand that the president revise as far as my name is concerned . he says, is national santa according to him. he said most with $100.00 have that maybe people have a not a place to remain close, also approaches among economy, the high cost of living and the electricity prices. some is yet in gold for more than 10 hours a day without power and people off with us. and

asha is asked for the weather and utilities by the eighth of march. how much is the bouquet? well, first, measures to protect critical facilities were discussed today by members of the russian security council meeting conducted by vladimir putin and now, as head of state. i outlined the agenda for today’s meeting with you and me on one, but very important, issue of anti-terrorist security measures for facilities under the jurisdiction of law enforcement agencies, and that means just the minister of the interior, please. in the event of an attack by ukrainian militants in the bryansk region, they will receive 500,000 rubles each. families of the victims of the million investigative committee. he opened a criminal case under three articles at once. including the terrorist attack, experts on the spot continue to collect evidence criminal sorties of neo-nazis, also in the area there is an enhanced regime of checkpoints for checking documents and inspection of all vehicles. mikhail fedotov. i managed to communicate with the residents of the villages, who had to endure a meeting wi

he knows exactly what is do. see asha is in there to do.training room upside down the training room upside down the sofa in office all the sofa in claire's office all the sofa in claire's office all the having his belly the time, having his belly rubbed around on the rubbed and rolling around on the carpet. they lead carpet. so they absolutely lead the life almost of sort of very important pets when they're not at work, but first and foremost, they they working dogs. they are they are working dogs. but glad you asked but i'm really glad you asked that know, the sort that because, you know, the sort of and welfare of of the health and welfare of these dogs is obviously really important. have important. and my absolute have the that time. i'm of the free runs that time. i'm of course, they're absolutely adored by their clients as the as you would imagine. but when they put their red jacket on. they know there's something special. they know they're vips and that when they do and they know that when they do what asked do, what they're asked to

he knows exactly what is see asha is in there to do.training room upside down the training room upside down the claire's office all the sofa in claire's office all the sofa in claire's office all the having his belly the time, having his belly rubbed on the rubbed and rolling around on the carpet. they absolutely lead carpet. so they absolutely lead the life almost of sort of very important pets when they're not at but first and foremost, at work, but first and foremost, they they working dogs. they are they are working dogs. but glad you asked but i'm really glad you asked that know, the sort that because, you know, the sort of and welfare of of the health and welfare of these dogs is obviously really important. have these dogs is obviously really impfree1t. have these dogs is obviously really impfree runs have these dogs is obviously really impfree runs that have these dogs is obviously really impfree runs that time. have these dogs is obviously really impfree runs that time. i'm have these dogs is obviously really impfree runs that t

the messiah found out about these objectives from one man. asha my one of all people, the son in law of sir darcy predecessor, abdel nasa and a close confidant of the president was cooperating with the israelis marsan, chiefs, these are mere med marwan. frequently in london, i would you said to me they valued even faith. i even for theme or exchange was almost friendly. we drank vodka together and got deeper and deeper into the material a little. and he told me everything he knew in great detail room. i found out more and more rude, and every 2nd in his company was worth cash. we gave her da survived garlic as of silky bird. go full of upon room ever since the suddenly ma, one said that egypt was planning to start a war against israel on the 6th of october, 1973. but that said that would hold the plan of israel took what he described as a revolutionary step. got mazama mazama, las mud mall on? couldn't tell me what saddam meant by a revolutionary step. so at the time all i knew for certain was that egypt was about to launch a war. wrong merchant of old eyes, on yom kippur, the holies

i'm looking at kristen uno, i'm looking at asha hutchinson. they get no coverage.et no coverage. >> but can they beat the current president? >> i look at nikki haley. >> can they beat the current president with the economic numbers that you just touted? >> if the numbers aren't reported, and they aren't, it doesn't matter, fox. >> we'll take that point, chris lehmann. >> it goes to whatever you're saying earlier, the economy is at a historic, it is performing historically really strongly. you know, again, in the old model of presidential elections it would be game over. but, i agree in part. the reporting on the economy has not been good. it's not been historically informed. it's just sort of, you know, the release of a job reports month to month. so in all of these debates, i think historical awareness is really crucial. and accurate reporting is, as we were saying. it is true that, you know, inflation is nowhere new the point it was earlier. you know, the question really is, does it matter? one would like to think that it did because this is a crucial issue that

supervisor asha supply was also on hand.or said the holiday is a quote special time to give thanks to our loved ones, celebrate community and reaffirm values of peace, coexistence and respect. the parents of a young woman from fremont killed on interstate 80 80 say her death resulted from a senseless crime. the chp says she may have been the victim of an armed robbery on the freeway before she was struck by a passing car. ktvu is amberleigh is live in the newsroom after speaking with the victim's family and chp amber. it's been more than two months since the 20 year old woman was killed. but for her parents, their recollection of what happened that night is crystal clear. they say they won't rest until they get to the bottom of what happened and for c xp to find those responsible for her death. we just want the truth to be known. we want justice for all in their freemont home, chastity cisco and joseph martinez are praying for justice and answers in the death of their daughter, diamond. keilani cisco just sad. sadness and an

. >> asha, what do you see in what we know about the witnesses?ave had others in there. they had mr. cohen in there. costello we'll get to, and they say now they may have one or some small number left. >> well, ari, the manhattan d.a.'s office had to have %-phow/x%g<51é] it's going tow mtq me to imagine -- i mean, it's possible, but that at this 11th hour it would get derailed by some new witness. it may be as neal said they need to now present something else, or they might be changing their legal theory. it's not clear what they may have heard from costello, but seems it's been proceeding a pace, and we have been thrown off by trump's statement he was going to be arrested on tuesday, and we have to remember, he is wpa we have to remember, he is >> that makes sense. we mentioned bob costello. he's a trump ally, appeared at Ñ then >>< / cun against trump, so he sat'3 and= agreement for $130,000. well, he went to jail, and now he's on the revenge tour. >> that's mr. costello. we reported on that. today he put out a statement where they claims he has

supervisor asha safai, thank you so much for joining us. and i just want to say as i know kimberly ellis mentioned earlier, it's been a tough time in the world. it's been a tough time with what happened during covid. it's been a very challenging time we know with what's happening sadly every single second in ukraine. we know that there are people in this city and this world who are suffering, but i have hope. i have hope because when i look around even the group of people that i see here today, i know so many of you from various points in my life and the consistency and the involvement that you all continue to do in the city is going to help transform it for the better. yes. it won't be easy, but we're not going to give up. we're going to keep fighting. we're going to keep working hard. and because we have these extraordinary honorees with us here today, i know that we're going to get to a better place one day at a time. i want to thank all of you for joining us and celebrating women's history month in san francisco. and i feel really good

one of the true pillars or foundations was asha. >> i'm also promising to be by your side every stepthe way. lea was from a previous relationship and the way she was able to step up during that time when it would have been easy for her to walk away it was a bless together have her in my life. will: as we sit here today how lauren: does lea have to go to the hospital? >> we're at the point where we only got to go once a year and we actually have a doctor's appointment today. will: we're here at texas children's hospital in houston. >> the largest children's cancer and blood disorder clinic in the country. >> high risk stage iv neuroblastoma. one of the toughest diseases we have to treat. will: you were four years old when diagnosed. do you remember that time? do you remember being diagnosed? >> i knew that something bad was happening, because of how my family was, but i didn't know like what cancer was or what it could do. will: what do you feel when you walk back in here? >> well, it's not like bad, because there were good times in the hospital. like the trash can, we would do this b

now board supervisor asha says that they want to waive the fee initiation fee altogether for everybody. >> so we thought it would be a great opportunity to basically allow them to just keep their money, reinvest that money back into their businesses rather than paying fees that could camp anyways cumbersome or insurmountable for some businesses. many businesses restaurants, cafes are holding on by a thread right >> well, there's 180 day grace period for businesses to transition to these post-pandemic program requirements and meet design requirements as well. applications need to be filled out first before any payments are made. >> 07:41am coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. we're staying on top of the school shooting in nashville where 3 children and 3 adults were killed. we'll tell you what investigators know about the shooter and her history with the christian school. and we're continuing track the rain as people are trying to navigate thro lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like what makes your lawn thriv

well, now board supervisor asha sofie is proposing to wave the initiation fee altogether for everybodyo we thought it would be a great opportunity to basically allow them to just keep their money, reinvest that money back into their businesses rather than paying fees that could camp anyways cumbersome or insurmountable for some businesses. many restaurants, cafes are holding on by a thread right now. >> you know, there is 180 day grace period for businesses to transition to the post-pandemic program and to meet some of the design requirements because are some codes that they'll now have to comply with applications need to be filled out first before any payments or mask off tough because, you know, they built those parklets before. there were any fees or requirements on cote. yeah. oh, dear. so. >> 5.51, right now, the east bay, the contra costa county health department is still requiring workers at skilled nursing facilities to wear masks. even though the state is lifting its mask requirements next week, the county health order takes effect on april 3rd at 30 skilled nursing facilities

asha rangappa, thank you for your analysis.lied to donald trump's defense, but ron desantis in florida has a slightly different strategy, one that now has him in -- doing at. it you've got to hear what they've been saying. that's when the 11th hour comes. back don't go away. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >> man: looks great. >> tech: that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ who's on it with jardiance? ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, (that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function), and genital yeast or

first off to 13 minutes, the former asha crumble as a late head wraps up the window to the inside which christiana, nowadays are not. so we're an action against the top of the table clash in the saudi league went ahead in the 8th minutes brazilian forward from a rainy a with the go. we're now to have a chance to equalize late on so his efforts safe when it's finished. that dropped the 2nd day to the 4th test. and i met about an australia has posted a big 1st in school against india. this was the moment as my co manager finally ballot for a 180 runs traps l. b, w x. i'll tell he'd been at the crease for 422 ball cameron green also had a center trivial stadium. eventually all out for 480 really mccrory has made a poll start to the players championship at the wells number 3 candidate for i've a par, ripening round, which leaves him 12 shots of the pace at t p. c. so growth, the highlight of the day came at the i comic 17th. paul, 3 island. hol, hayden buckley, sending the ball over all that water. so landed on the green jumps. it hotly rode back and into the home. it's just the 11th phase,

performer , doing and beyond, say performer, doing , single ladies are doing in love, who's doing a bit of ashang and shaking a tail feather is actually doing they're doing the assignment that's the performance is and there doesn't need to be another reason for why they're performing. they're performing beyonce and beyonce. she shakes her. and beyonce. i did did her super show and did a hell super bowl show and did a hell of a lot more. so i think there is there would be sympathy to say, why are you stigmatising the drag community for doing this, not stigmatising beyonce if not and agree with if they're not and i agree with you, do you call it, you, what do you call it, concept conceptualisation? yeah but. okay how do we how do we deflate that concept? how do we bnng deflate that concept? how do we bring it back down so that we can so that we can have a reasonable conversation, which we have about what is and isn't what we think is and isn't appropriate without sort of constant expanding these constant expanding this these concepts them. i concepts and inviting them. i think needs to think ever

performer , doing and beyond, say performer, doing , single ladies are doing in love, who's doing a bit of ashang and shaking a tail feather is actually doing they're doing the assignment that's the performance is and there doesn't need to be another reason for why they're performing. they're performing beyonce and beyonce. she shakes her. and beyonce. i did did her super show and did a hell super bowl show and did a hell of a lot more. so i think there is there would be sympathy to say, why are you stigmatising the drag community for doing this, not stigmatising beyonce if not and agree with if they're not and i agree with you, do you call it, you, what do you call it, concept conceptualisation? yeah but. okay how do we how do we deflate that concept? how do we bnng deflate that concept? how do we bring it back down so that we can so that we can have a reasonable conversation, which we have about what is and isn't what we think is and isn't appropriate without sort of constant expanding these constant expanding this these concepts them. i concepts and inviting them. i think needs to think ever

we have something to talk about. please, vadik, in memory of what happened, leave asha to me 5 10 yearswithout her. i just i will die. i don't understand how we managed to drive ourselves into this dead end. you ran away, i broke the child suffers. you suffer i will never believe. you've always been so tough with us. the woman of my life has left me. she thinks i'm a monster. is not it so? if you hadn't kidnapped dasha, none of this would have happened. i was ready to give you everything you want. she told me everything that you wanted to take dasha away , so we ran away. and she told me it was you. damn this bastard. and i believed like a fool. alice ran away daughter of me hates. and you and i gnaw each other like a cat with a dog. mom got confused, but if there is even the slightest chance to agree, for the sake of dasha for the sake of alice, i can see how dear she is to you. no, i'm sorry, i didn't think i'd fall in love like this. alice is expecting a child from me. do you want me to talk to her? i know how you feel right now. thank you. i am very glad that you went on this expedi

so that will help to inform them asha we go forward and i think answer a lot of the questions that wereaised and don't expect to agree on everything but i am look to agree on antitrust funding and that's some of the other things that are necessary and that we all agree that's the only problem and i agree to change doing nothing and thank you so much. we're y going to leave the recod open for one week. i imagine some of those senators that scott could not join us or had to leave early and we really appreciate those that came by and having additional questions for the record and of course we welcome that . the record a will remain open fr one week until march 14th, 2023. thank you very much. the hearing is adjourned. . .. [inaudible conversations] >> today, former president donald trump will talk about education poly in davenport, iowa,. his first vince to the hawk >> i state since annoyancing his -- his first visit to theawkeye state since announcing his 2024 presidential run. watch online or the cspan app.

and lastly, i am introducing a hearing request along with supervisor asha a a safai. they met with the chief of staff and my coordinate plan in today's announce a series of steps being taken to increase safety and support youth after a series of incidents. in places of the community mostly famously. the proposal for leverage and school programs and strengthen partnership to include youth and families. to make sure that they're getting the services necessary to address the root cause of violence as well as volve higher police preference and hotspot in the community. this will dive deep and give us the ability to ask questions and the public the ability to provide comment. katie miller, the director yesterday, told city agencies that, that the that we're seeing much younger kids now in the violence involved in violence. this issue was resoefshed for high school age kids and now we're seeing kids as early as 11 or 12 years old. our young people are hurting. we know that many are behind academically. supervisor ronen has done a lot of work on this issue but we know that t

san francisco supervisor asha suffice, says he is considering a run for mayor says he'll make a finalr. suffice it to term supervisor who represents san francisco's excelsior district. in a statement of ktvu, we said the city is in crisis right now, and a lot of people feel like the city is heading in the wrong direction. so i'm talking to people and listening and getting a lot of encouragement. 8 25 san francisco city leaders are discussing the future of japantown. a task force presented a report to supervisors detailing efforts to keep the cultural district thriving. task force says this is one of only three remaining officially designated japan towns in the us down from about 80 before world war. two all three are in california. the others are in san jose and los angeles. we want to keep attracting young people, the younger generation but also preserving traditional cultures . we want japantown to be a place for everyone. everyone to celebrate forces expecting a vote on the recommendations on april 4th. the ceo of tiktok is grilled by lawmakers the answers he gave about national se

and lastly, i am introducing a hearing request along with supervisor asha a a safai. they met with the chief of staff and my coordinate plan in today's announce a series of steps being taken to increase safety and support youth after a series of incidents. in places of the community mostly famously. the proposal for leverage and school programs and strengthen partnership to include youth and families. to make sure that they're getting the services necessary to address the root cause of violence as well as volve higher police preference and hotspot in the community. this will dive deep and give us the ability to ask questions and the public the ability to provide comment. katie miller, the director yesterday, told city agencies that, that the that we're seeing much younger kids now in the violence involved in violence. this issue was resoefshed for high school age kids and now we're seeing kids as early as 11 or 12 years old. our young people are hurting. we know that many are behind academically. supervisor ronen has done a lot of work on this issue but we know that t

and lastly, i am introducing a hearing request along with supervisor asha a a safai. they met with the chief of staff and my coordinate plan in today's announce a series of steps being taken to increase safety and support youth after a series of incidents. in places of the community mostly famously. the proposal for leverage and school programs and strengthen partnership to include youth and families. to make sure that they're getting the services necessary to address the root cause of violence as well as volve higher police preference and hotspot in the community. this will dive deep and give us the ability to ask questions and the public the ability to provide comment. katie miller, the director yesterday, told city agencies that, that the that we're seeing much younger kids now in the violence involved in violence. this issue was resoefshed for high school age kids and now we're seeing kids as early as 11 or 12 years old. our young people are hurting. we know that many are behind academically. supervisor ronen has done a lot of work on this issue but we know that t

her teammate asha phillip is also through to the next round. my physical side, but also mental. i feel much more positive and calm and relaxed going into racing and more aggressive. and there was more gb success in the men�*s event. olympic silver medallist alex yee was the winner as he got his season off to the best possible start. wales�* record goal—scorer helen ward has announced her retirement from international football — and called her time representing the country as �*life changing�*. the 36—year—old who was born in england played 105 games for wales, scoring 44 goals. ward, who�*s club team is watford, will also bring her club career to an end at the end of this season. she is one of only nine people to have represented wales 100 times. that�*s all the sport for now. there�*s more on the bbc sport website — including the build up on all the premier league action this weekend — and the news that roberto firmino will leave liverpool when his contract expires at the end of the season. that�*s bbc.co.uk/sport. mps investigating borisjohns

her teammate asha phillip is also through to the next round.could possibly feel. of course, you can always be better but i am playing at a high level and i am happy with my tennis. that�*s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. thank you. we will see you later. good morning. reminders of what we may be expecting to hear. good morning. a quick warning that some viewers may find some of the language used in this report a little bit upsetting, but what we expect is the ultimate day of that hearing which started on tuesday. we think the panel in the building behind is hearing evidence will retire on tuesday to decide upon the sanctions that may be placed as part of that hearing. but today, as you say, we are expecting to hear from the former england captain michael vaughan. he captained the side for 51 tests over a five year period. we have yet to hear from mr vaughan because his solicitor, christopher stoner casey, is continuing to cross examine some of the six witnesses who are part of that hearing