good shepherd catholic school, who was playing the team in the white jerseys from saint francis of assisih school, a game that took place at a nearby charter school in concord on sunday. >> alvarado and many others are outraged that the woman was only escorted out of the building. >> none of us expected her not to be arrested. she was not arrested. she was walked out of the building with the police officers and escorted to her car. >> me and karina were there clear as day. >> she literally came, hit him, swung him around like a rag doll. she got up and struck his dad. >> concord police confirmed to us that the woman here was initially arrested, but later released, citing lack of evidence and saying that video evidence showed that the elements of a crime were not present. the parent who recorded this video chose not to show her face, but described what happened as very sad to see. >> she needs to be charged for the things she did because it's absolutely not right. you don't do that to a 9 or 10 year old. you know, it's just not right. >> concord police say the woman in question was trying

good shepherd catholic school, who was playing the team in the white jerseys from saint francis of assisigame that took place at a nearby charter school in concord on sunday. >> alvarado and many others are outraged that the woman was only escorted out of the building. >> none of us expected her not to be arrested. she was not arrested. she was walked out of the building with the police officers and escorted to her car. >> me and karina were there clear as day. >> she literally came, hit him, swung him around like a rag doll. she got up and struck his dad. >> concord police confirmed to us that the woman here was initially arrested, but later released, citing lack of evidence and saying that video evidence showed that the elements of a crime were not present. the parent who recorded this video chose not to show her face, but described what happened as very sad to see. >> she needs to be charged for the things she did because it's absolutely not right. you don't do that to a 9 or 10 year old. you know, it's just not right. >> concord police say the woman in question was trying to separate

francis of assisi and the partnerships and mayor thanks many of people behind us but being a trusted procedure and partner means the world to me as a district supervisor knowing i can count own our partners we have challenges south of market and 6. i want to say more importantly thank you to it my new residents, you know. i had the opportunity and brought some cards i say this whenever i meet a district 6 resident i hand them my card this is my number i know when i signed up and if i hear from you that's good and if you don't call me i know you're good. he's volunteered to be the point person but i actually you can call us or e-mail so if you, you don't see me well make sure you get me or bryan and express my gratitude to. >> thank it is an honor to be here i'll ash a supporter this the department and thank you, hsh residents will hear, you know. some project is coming and there's a lot of people a people public school hostile to that sometimes, i. really appreciate the department and mayor and the community members and resident its that are good neighbors i when i support those and

good shepherd catholic school, who was playing the team in the white jerseys from saint francis of assisiol when the game was at a nearby charter school in concord on sunday. >> that player in the orange uniform hit him, grabbed him by his collar or neck and dragged all him around and threw him on the ground with her. when she got up, she then assaulted the father and hit him in the chest. >> alvarado and many others are outraged that the woman was only escorted out of the building. concord police say the woman was initially arrested, but later released because of a lack of evidence. and that video evidence showed the elements of a crime were not present. concord police say the woman in question was trying to separate the child and was knocked to the ground in the process. but video shows the boy in the orange jersey walking away from the one that he was in disagreement with the principal at saint francis of assisi says she was made aware of the situation and has no comment. and she says that cyo is not a school related function or activity. it's a church league that's run by the diocese

the order was founded by saint francis of assisi in 1208 with the aim of preaching apostolic poverty,of neighbor to the people. in 125, the papacy granted the franciscans the right to teach at universities; they created their own system of theological education, which gave birth to a whole galaxy of thinkers of the middle ages and the renaissance. during the modern period, the franciscans were actively engaged in missionary and research activities throughout the world. in the 19th century , the order had 1,700 monasteries with about 25,000 monks. in many european ones. at the beginning of the 19th century, the order, among others, was liquidated, and by the end of the 19th century it was restored, from the beginning in spain and italy, then in france and other countries. currently, franciscans teach at a number of universities and have their own publishing houses. order deed - a dark cassock, belted with a rope with knots, to which a rosary is tied, a round hood of sandals is short. it should be noted that the rector of the church of st. alexis, father lech, wears... these traditional

i want to once again thank the mayor of qatar, president assisi of egypt, and prime minister netanyahu for their partnership to make what we have done so far possible, and for their continued leadership as we all keep working to implement this deal. and over the coming days, i'll remain engaged with leaders throughout the middle east as we all work together to build a better future for the region, a future where this kind of violence is unthinkable, a future where all children in the region, every child, jewish, muslim, christian, israeli, palestinian, arab, grow up knowing only peace. that's what we do. we're waiting now, just a matter of i thought maybe as soon as the time i got here, but in the next hour or so, we'll know what the second wave of releases are, and i'm hopeful that it's as we anticipate. thank you all for listening. i'll take a few questions. >> reporter: mr. president, when will the first american hostages be released? >> we don't know when that will occur, but we're going to expect it to occur, and we don't know what the list of all the hostages are and when they'll

among the prominent participants were syrian president bashar al-assad, egyptian president abdulfat assisi, jordan's king, abdullah ii, qatari amir tameem bin hamad al thani, iranian president ibrahim raisi and turkish president recep tayyib erdogan. iranian president ibrahim raisi emphasized that gaza is witnessing the worst crimes committeed in history which reflects a collapse of ethics and humanity. president raisi reiterated that the israeli entity violates international law in the gaza strip, and decisive historical decision regarding what is happening in palestinian territories is what palestine needs now. meanwhile, syrian president bashar al-assad stated that arabs and muslims today face unprecedented historical responsibilities because gaza is not the issue, rather all of palestine is the issue. president assad declared that any plan undertaken in this arab summit is meaningless unless the summit has effective tools of pressure against ciinist israel. although such important statements were made, however over approximately 70 years, 62 arab summits have been convenied with 14 of

good shepherd catholic school, who was playing the team in the white jerseys from saint francis of assisi game was at a nearby charter school in concord on sunday. >> that player in the orange uniform hit him, grabbed him by his collar or neck and dragged all him around and threw him on the ground with her. when she got up, she then a assault did the father and hit him in the chest. alvarado and many others are outraged that the woman was only escorted out of the building. >> concord police say the woman was initially arrested, but later released because of a lack of evidence. and that video evidence showed the elements of a crime were not present. concord police say the woman in question was trying to separate the child and was knocked to the ground in the process. but video shows the boy in the orange jersey walking away from the one that he was in disagreement with the principal at saint francis of assisi says she was made aware of the situation and has no comment. she says cyo is not a school related function or activity. it's a church league run by the diocese of oakland. and we're t

command , news from the middle of the hour, briefly: vladimir putin and egyptian president abdel-fattah assisied by telephone the situation in the gas sector, as well as the evacuation of foreigners and wounded palestinians from the combat zone. the russian leader thanked his colleague for assistance in the removal of russians. israel has begun storming the largest hospital in the gas strip, azhshi, with fighters blowing up the walls of buildings. sahal claims there are hamas militants inside. the palestinian ministry of health says that regardless of these attacks , doctors continue. to help the wounded in the american san francisco, the ots summit opens, among the main topics are issues of trade, digital assets in promoting innovation, the russian delegation is headed by deputy prime minister alexey overchuk, it is expected that a meeting of the leaders of china and the united states will take place on the sidelines of the summit. russian aviation made a successful combat mission in the kupinsky direction. a so-34 fighter bomber destroyed an ukrainian armed forces facility. received the coor

vladimir putin and egyptian president abdel-fattah assisi discussed by telephone the situation in the gas sector, as well as the evacuation of foreigners and wounded palestinians from the combat zone. the russian leader thanked his colleague for his assistance in removing the russians. israel has launched an assault on the largest hospital in the gaza strip, ashif. soldiers blow up the walls of buildings. the idf claims that hamas militants are inside. the palestinian health authority says that regardless of these attacks, doctors will continue to help the wounded. russian aviation at in the kupin direction she made a successful combat mission. the su-34 fighter bomber destroyed the entire facility. the command received the coordinates of the target from intelligence officers. in the united states, the house of representatives passed a temporary budget and financial bill. no funds are provided for assistance to israel and ukraine. now the document must be approved and signed by the president. the situation in the gas sector, as well as the evacuation of foreigners and wounded palestin

you , what do you want, the master of the wind, vladimir putin and egyptian president abdel-fattah assisi evacuation, by phone foreigners and wounded palestinians from the war zone. the russian leader thanked his colleague for his assistance in removing the russians. israel has launched an assault on the largest hospital in the gaza strip, ashif.

vladimir putin and egyptian president abdel fattah assisi discussed by telephone the situation of alloreigners and wounded palestinians and

president biden and the president of egypt al assisi because they have been intervening to nak dreams come true to make some of the hostages come true, and we beg with everything, and ask so much for you the intervene to bring them back home, and be a part of the very next time that they release more hostages, and please, just, and the red cross, also, again, because we have no specific information about their wellbeing, and we don't know if they are okay, and we don't know if they are just bleeding out or starving to death, and so, please, let the red cross through, and let, put pressure on the hamas to provide the medical aid, because we don't want when we get them in body bags. please. >> eylon keseshet, we e are goio be thinkining ofof all of you a hope they come b back k very so we w will be bacack in a momome >>> in moments, a service to honor former first lady rosalynn carter. we watched a touching ceremony as her casket was brought to the church. her grandchildren and amazingly her husband jimmy carter is going to be attending despite that he has been in hospice himself for mo

i personally spent a lot of time speaking with benjamin netanyahu and president assisi of egypt and others to make sure that we could open this access for people to get out. >> rafael romo is live for us in tel aviv. and what are we expecting to see at the crossing today? >> reporter: the expectation is that more people will be able to pass through a u.s. state department spokesman confirmed wednesday that an initial group of foreign nationals including u.s. citizens had departed gaza and had made it into egypt, although he declined to give specifics on the numbering of u.s. citizens who were able to leave gaza citing operational security concerns. he did say though that more americans would be able to leave today and in the next days. and that the state department had communicated directly with american citizens in gaza so that they would be ready to go. there was also confirmation from president biden himself that he wrote wednesday on x that the u.s. had secured safe passage for wounded palestinians and for foreign nationals to exit gaza and we're expecting some american citizens to exi

francis of assisi and the partnerships and mayor thanks many of people behind us but being a trustedartner means the world to me as a district supervisor knowing i can count own our partners we have challenges south of market and 6. i want to say more importantly thank you to it my new residents, you know. i had the opportunity and brought some cards i say this whenever i meet a district 6 resident i hand them my card this is my number i know when i signed up and if i hear from you that's good and if you don't call me i know you're good. he's volunteered to be the point person but i actually you can call us or e-mail so if you, you don't see me well make sure you get me or bryan and express my gratitude to. >> thank it is an honor to be here i'll ash a supporter this the department and thank you, hsh residents will hear, you know. some project is coming and there's a lot of people a people public school hostile to that sometimes, i. really appreciate the department and mayor and the community members and resident its that are good neighbors i when i support those and people push back

president muhammad murse, who was removed by the current president abdal fattah assia , and abdal fattah assisiwho is now on a visit, visiting his colleagues and brothers in the persian gulf, why did he go there? i i think that this is an attempt by jordan to understand what guarantees it now has, in the event of destabilization of the situation, who can be counted on, i’ll immediately make a reservation that no one there hopes to count on the americans, everyone remembers the story of how the americans first allowed saddam hussein to enter kuwait, and then they declared war on him, with how quickly this happened over the course of five or six days, husni mubarak, who was their ally in the region for almost 40 years, the main ally, practically, yes, the main ally in the region, so now there are no illusions in this regard, the other two states do not have these illusions, where in 27 days, these are the two richest arab states, not counting qatar in saudi arabia and in the united arab emirates, in 27 days, according to according to the israeli foreign ministry, which also calculates the so-call

have mission santa clara, the eighth mission founded on january 12th, 1777, named for st clair of assisi, the first california mission named for a woman, and of course, the only california mission that's also part of a university campus. and as we know, it s ruined and rebuilt multiple times. floods, fires, earthquakes, it was essentially abandoned when the jesuits come back and occupy in the 1840s and early 1850s. but it was constantly kind of being in dialog with the local population through religious means. by803 it had an indigenous population, according to its records of 1271. so this is kind of a highlight. obviously we want to highlight mission santa clara because of where we're at, but we continue to see the missions be built as we go through the years but i want to take some time to talk about what that was like. we could go through each single mission, but that woultake us all week, right? so let's go through and kind of get some similarity, some experiences they had through this period of time. so we know the missions didn't just introduce religion, but also culture, technolog

they say that chesterton's biography of aquinas or francis of assisi do a great job conveying who those saints were, even though they're full of the kind of mistakes that happen when you're writing them off the top of your head and you don't have the internet or a library rely on your lived maybe can't let you judge accuracy of the facts in a story, but it can tell whether what the writer is writing has the ring of truth. of the differences between story in real life. what you learn when you try to start writing it ishat writing a good following these rules being careful not to introduce new characters of gods popping of the machinery. it's artifice. it'not real, real life messier on that. that blog site that i talked about making light. one of the commentaries from showrunner says, one of our about one of our favorite science fiction writers. one of the most important ia young science fan's journey to maturity is realizing that robert ability to sound as if he knew what he was about was a whole lot greater than ability to actually kn what he was talking about. and that's true in scienc

. >> the other example i would raise the gensler assisi is pulling back on the shareholder proposal threshold rule. what i would say and i mentioned this in my opening statement on proxy adviser rules that was based on a 10 year effort to stand different administrations bipartisan head roundtable concept releases comment periods. there's empirical evidence that would into that. >> that's really an unprecedented move by the sec is you think about the rulemaking process over decades that the sec is engaged in. they seen that type of action previously was chairman gutzler? >> no and that's why i think it's important that the sec don't act in corporate mandated by two foreign owned firms. >> the sec act in this manner does that affect the sec's credibility. >> yeah what does it degrades their ability to allow for an important part of the marketplace to be unregulated and it also impacts the rulemaking capacity as well as as. >> let me slightly shift gears here and as we look at the sec trying to drive forward more esg related shareholder proposals in particular i've been concerned about it and i'

francis of assisi and the partnerships and mayor thanks many of people behind us but being a trusted procedure and partner means the world to me as a district supervisor knowing i can count own our partners we have challenges south of market and 6. i want to say more importantly thank you to it my new residents, you know. i had the opportunity and brought some cards i say this whenever i meet a district 6 resident i hand them my card this is my number i know when i signed up and if i hear from you that's good and if you don't call me i know you're good. he's volunteered to be the point person but i actually you can call us or e-mail so if you, you don't see me well make sure you get me or bryan and express my gratitude to. >> thank it is an honor to be here i'll ash a supporter this the department and thank you, hsh residents will hear, you know. some project is coming and there's a lot of people a people public school hostile to that sometimes, i. really appreciate the department and mayor and the community members and resident its that are good neighbors i when i support those and

the poster depicts king abdullah ii hussein of jordan and egyptian president abdel fattah assisi crowns are increasingly flying towards security forces in hamburg. we are talking about antisem demonstrations , the police were put on full alert, cars with water cannons were moving through the streets, a police helicopter was circling in the sky, as reported hamburg police chief, about 350 people took part in clashes with security forces. the us secretary of the interior and the head of the fbi gave a frightening an assessment of the climate of fear that has gripped muslims and jews in the united states since the outbreak of war between israel and hamas after september 7. over the past few weeks, we have seen an increase in threats against arab and jewish citizens and their organizations throughout the country. minister of internal affairs. and federal reserve bank director christopher wray said during a senate hearing today that the current war has contributed to the growth of threats in the united states. our immediate concern is lone extremists or active in small groups influenced by

telephone conversation between the presidents of russia and egypt, vladimir putin and abdel-fattah assisirted, the enemy lost up to 300 militants killed and wounded. two armored vehicles and three pickup trucks in the kupinsky direction of the crew of operational tactical aviation aircraft carried out missile and bomb attacks on temporary deployment points and areas of accumulation of enemy weapons and military equipment near petropavlovka, novosergeevka and peschanov. in the krasno-liman direction, our artillery forced ukrainian militants to leave one of the important areas of the enemy’s field point from gabits d30, adjusted the fire directly on the line of combat contact with help. volunteers of the bars unit, participants in the special operation who distinguished themselves on the front line, were awarded high awards; the medal for bravery of the second degree, established by the president in march of this year, was presented to them by the governor of the moscow region, andrei vorobyov. many of the servicemen took part in battles in the hottest areas of soo, more than once they came

their number two, isabella assisi.e. >> oh, i did actually congratulate declan saying excellent name. >> he said, i thought you'd like that. >> yes. >> yes. >> and there's amelia, that is granddaughter number one sister. i do wonder, is that a punch? she's doing there or like she's about to punch her new baby sister , but she does the library thing. >> it happens. >> it happens. >> yes, it happens. you know, my brother leonard, who's four years when came years older than me, when i came along, went to the kitchen along, he went to the kitchen and got pot and hit me over and he got a pot and hit me over the head of it in the explains an awful lot. explains an awful lot. >> i tried to my sister >> i tried to throw my sister down stairs. down the stairs. >> was at the time and >> i was 18 at the time and she'd say , thank you. you she'd say, thank you. thank you very much indeed guys. that alex and dawn will be back in about 40 minutes time. so the question after the break is, should suella stay or should suella go? >> th