>> but atkins recanted. to virginia graham, one of the two fellow jail inmates atkins confessed to. stu graham told bugliosi how atkins giggle gun giggling confessed to the murders. >> there was it a sign of remorse. it was almost very boastful. >> and atkins while they were just getting started, said grim. they had planned to murder a list celebrities. >> it was tom jones, elizabeth taylor, steve mcqueen and frank sinatra. they were going to skin him alive and make purses out of him and sell it on hollywood boulevard. >> virginia graham's testimony made the front page. one of many headlines. in a trial that lasted some seven months. >> the jury hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so-called family, brought in its verdict this afternoon. all were found guilty of murder in the first degree. >> and manson several members of the family were sentenced to death for the tate and labianca murders. a career making victory for prosecutor bugliosi who was emphatic that the sentence

atkins may end up running for governor. a lieutenant governor after senate term is up next year. in the meantime, she's continuing to work, including building out the imagination library in california schools in inspired by her all time favorite artist, dolly parton. it's just a coming together of all my worlds, which i love. i just think dolly is a real icon, but someone who does it in a way that is about positive and happiness. well, a michigan police officers being credited with saving the life of a toddler during a traffic stop. the terrifying moment all caught on video. we got a baby tonight. what do you mean? officer brendan frazier got out of his car to find a frantic mother trying to get her 18 month old son who was not breathing to the hospital. warren suspected the baby was choking, so he took him out of the car, put him on his forearm and administered back blows that got the baby breathing again. rely on your training and what you went over , over and over again. another officer took the baby to the hospital for treatment. the baby is said to be okay. police say in sit

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senate president pro tem toni atkins is stepping down. she will be termed out of legislature in 2024. atkins, by the way, is the highest ranking lgbtq official in california. she's pushing for what she calls a bridge bill to lift california's ban on 26 states that adopted anti gay rights legislation. that bridge would create in its place a program to encourage accepting of lgbtq plus community. if we can't be present in communities to communicate with other people, it's the personal contact that that really makes the difference. we think this is a better way to do that. atkins is known as a leader who seeks substance over style, teamwork rather than drama, and one of her role models is legendary entertainer dolly parton. it's just a coming together of all my worlds, which i love. i just think dolly is a real icon, but someone who does it in a way, way that is about positive love and happiness. atkins is being replaced as state senate pro tem by healdsburg lawmaker mike mcguire. they'll discuss in the coming months when he is going to offi

and we do want to applaud state senator toni atkins for putting forth this bill. this could look in a number of different, different ways. it could be in-person events in the communities, meeting people where they are. it could be social media. it could be just disseminating messaging and promotional efforts that help to humanize the lgbtq+ community and remind everybody that, you know, there's a lot of us out there. you probably know some of us. and if you just got to know us, then you'd understand that we are a community that's worthy of protection and acceptance. we know, though, that this comes amid intense political battles, as we mentioned, this this shift, the removal of the travel ban and now the embracing of this this campaign. do you think, though, that it will, in fact, be effective? there's always the hope that it will be effective again, we do want to commence tony atkins for her wonderful work with this. also here at sf pride, we believe in a year round cadence of work and we think that the bridge act will sort of support this. they will be on the gr

for a ton clinton's atkins, his teammates, the final spurt, has already begun complete with a group photo in battle cry with the intake this gains into so the, just a few weeks away, the german team gathers that the bonus, their sports school involves them to us. most of the 38 athletes have mental health issues rather than physical ones. so for many playing wheelchair basketball, the wheelchair is just a piece of sports equipment conklin to back place on the sitting volleyball team that he says whether there impairments or a physical or psychological was that there are police officers or soldiers. the sense of solidarity within the in victors team is special. a. how are you all have similar emotional baggage to carry oregon? most of us were injured enough for an deployment, so we understand one another. who does the ones that come, you know that everyone here has the same thing you do because i'm playing a team sport together on top of that. they've done no buttons. you even more. you slice that's open. nothing after the for the opening match at the invictus games, the german sitting vol

no atkins, or does it say it's an 80 ation factory? i was best the possibility that north korea might be shopping for russian plains instead call snow 3 is apples is a really compacts to south korea's conventional military capabilities is very quiet. and all this and finds this a very old, so no career you'll be looking to upgrade is the states and mass area. and also i came to in might be going to see a lot of wholesale to inspect russia specific place. and of course, this time thing to use them we, we have the north korea, russia might speak considering bilateral military drills, find actual naval military turn. sorry. i lost lots of bad signs, especially from the perspective of the united states. japan has also raised a possibility that any thoughts, cooperation, may violate your and security council resolutions. but do you think that there is a body, a total for the isolated regimes of not important and came drum on it is absolutely not. so if you are a full team, just scroll skins on one say, you know, a big time designer, since o

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i the 2000000 atkins, blaming a massive short fulton funding. 10000000 people in afghanistan and now cut off from 3rd support. the united nations is rising, the alarm of a shrinking height warning. the catastrophe it supplies, and those increased african leaders want to change what they say is an unfair system of climate financing. and to criticize bridge nations for failing to deliver on climate play, just africa's 1st climate. some of this taking place in our broad, the space is urging bridge nations to invest more in green energy a much i the organizes of the building man festival in nevada have reopened the only road leading out of the side, allowing stranded rebels to hit hung heavy ryan's early attend to the desert grounds into a my boss living 70000 fans to make the best of terrible conditions. vx to this was long and tedious as thousands of vehicles sneak their way along this 8 kilometers stretch. desperate to get out of the northern nevada desert and onto the nearest highway. a summer storm had left them stranded heavy rains to turn the ground at the annual counter culture c

access to schools have been one of the biggest challenges, will explain why plus cowboys of the east atkins on horseback play a game that has endured for hundreds, some say thousands of years. the my name is melissa chan, thanks for joining us. one year after the catastrophic floods in pakistan, life and the disaster head regions have not resumed to normal levels. and children have been the ones most impacted by that lasting damage. specifically access to education. some 27000 schools were destroyed by those floods and many remain closed due to the lack of clean water and sanitation. according to united nations, figures that's prevented roughly 2000000 children from showing up in classrooms, dw is being his job. it reports been the floods had last year and her family had no choice but to be there who hadn't died life a booted word, but then you'd always miss the most was going to school as wanted to see did the family done back to that home in a village in southern center, robbins, the focused on things that finally be given back to normal. going this morning. no start with preparing for he

a set to dominate by asia as innovation in northern friends that other electric vehicles bashing atkins and dana shipping company mask has launched an emissions free tank of powered fine. no, it's so say a phone company that will produce payoffs if your international shipping represents 3 percent of the level where you have gas emissions. mass 11 is responsible for 1000 of we'll see, or attorneys. trade in goods with india is searching ahead for search engines to test, so exports to what is now the world's most populous country. increased by more than 20 percent in the past 5 months yet. but there are complications and apparently opposing west and sanctions against russia allows countries like india to fly up to russian file refiners and then ship it to your for a half the profit. some of the oil is arriving in gym with tensions between your and china, increasing i thought, deli correspondent, charter, acosta k. if india has taken on a new trade roll for gym of what of that does appear to be the case right now, rob, of some very interesting details in the figures that have been recently

our analysis editor ros atkins has been looking at some of the key questions.nd's schools. first, why is this happening now? because raac has long been a known problem, while the government says the risk assessment has changed. education secretary gillian keegan says there's new evidence of when raac had failed unexpectedly, most recently towards the end of august. and that has led to a new policy where, if raac is identified in schools, those buildings will be taken out of use, according to the schools minister, nick gibb, at least while mitigation measures are taken. which leads us to how many more schools could be affected. well, gillian keegan says that of 22,000 schools in england, 156 have confirmed they have raac concerns, and 52 have already taken action. but the process of each school completing a raac questionnaire that began last year, is ongoing. the truth is, right now, we're not sure how many schools are affected, but some definitely are. and so, how long to make sure they are safe? well, mitigating measures can include reinforcing buildings, or u

states had been in afghanistan, washington had spent more than $8000000000.00 trying to eradicate atkins. poppy production instead, poppy production always steadily increased, producing up to 6800 tons of opium in 2022. during those years, the move it and quarterly made millions of dollars, taxing farmers, and middle men to move their drugs outside of afghanistan. but even within afghanistan, there is an estimated $3500000.00 drug users, which accounts for nearly 10 percent of the total population in those days are coming to an end. now that the taliban is back in power. i'm christiane. you're watching the cost of everything. we're today, we're going to take a look at the controversial market for opium and how in production, and how it is affecting afghanistan as well as the rest of the world. as a result of the taliban, of the 2022 opium crop. and afghanistan was the most profitable one in years with cultivation up by nearly a 3rd as people raised for a supply shock. opium price.

was also a 2020 presidential candidate, pennsylvania state representative matthew -- and kimberly atkinsc political analysts at -- the boston globe, and co-host of the sisters in law pockets. it's great to have all of you with us. kimberly, i spoke with congressman jamie raskin about this republican impeachment push last night, and i thought would be a good place to start. i want you to take a listen to what he had to say, and then, i will get your thoughts. >> they are going to impeachment, simply because donald trump feels like he doesn't want to run against someone who's not been impeached, when he is the first twice impeached president in u.s. history. i keep reminding my republican colleagues that the constitutional standard for impeachment is treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. and they haven't laid any wrongdoing at the footsteps of joe biden. they've got nothing on him. they've got 91 criminal charges against donald trump, in courts all across the land. and there's nothing against joe biden. and trump can't live with that. >> so kimberly, do you think that is

neither democratic assembly speaker robert rivas nor senate pro tem tony atkins are commenting. parents who have lost their children to fentanyl poisoning say they plan to file a proposal for a ballot initiative tomorrow, hoping to take the issue to california voters. a covid era eviction moratorium in berkeley has now ended. the ban was lifted on friday after three years. berkeley side reports the city was the last in alameda county to end the moratorium, and their data shows alameda county saw spike in evictions when eviction protections ended. there is help for tenants who are struggling to pay rent through the city's housing retention program. president biden traveled to philadelphia on this labor day to honor american workers. the president touted his economic plan at the annual tri-state labor day parade. biden said his policies have created more than 13 million jobs and kept the unemployment rate below 4% for the last 19 months, replacing trickle down economics with everyone on wall street is referring these days to biden nomics and guess what? it's working. it's about bu

: manson dispatched a group of his most devoted followers, including charles "tek" swanson, susan atkins house on cielo drive to kill everyone inside, no matter who they were. >> i haven't told anybody to do anything other than what they wanted to do. >> juju: the group scaled the fence and tek cut the phone lines. as they moved toward the house, they encountered their first victim. steven parent had been visiting the caretaker. tex watson shot him point blank four times. >> i was so high on speed that i understood what i was doing, but -- it just didn't make any difference. >> the four killers break into the house. they cut through a screen window and sneak in that way. they find wotek fratowski sleeping on a couch in the living room. in the bedrooms, abigail folger reading a book in bed. jay sebring, sharon tate in her bedroom sitting on the bed talking. >> tex watson walked in and he said, "i am the devil and i'm here to do the devil's work." >> then tex says, "we're going to kill you." >> everyone else at that point obviously was getting really frightened and scared. from the moment

bill authors, senate president pro tempore toni atkins says the legislation will instead create a fund to promote inclusion in those states. i'm optimistic. >> i think it will have a broad positive impact for california and our ability to interact with others in other states. and of course, there were some bills that did not make an including one trying to limit solitary confinement with in california state prisons will authorize something member. chris holden says he plans to reintroduce that. >> next year reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> pg e bills could soon be going up for millions of californians. the california public utilities commission has released to proposed rate hikes for pg e customers. the utility company has asked for a rate hike that is high enough that it would raise its revenues by more than 25%. but the proposed rate hikes are much lower. the money would be used to help reduce wildfire risks. the commission did not say how much the proposed increases would affect the average customer's bill. the cpsc is set to decide on the proposals in

as for why senate president pro tem toni atkins herself a member of the lgbtq+ community is leading the effort to reverse the ban. it really focuses on a way send a positive message inclusion. other bills advancing include one to decriminalize plant-based psychedelics, including so-called magic mushrooms and another that under limited circumstances could allow people experiencing severe mental illness to be held and treated against their will. next. the bills head to the floor for a vote with just 8 business days left in the legislative session. a sprint to the finish line again with just 8 days left, they'll be taking hundreds of votes every day for the next 8 days. of course, there were some bills that did not make it, including one attempting to penalize social media companies for using algorithms. some say target and harm children reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, it's almost that time student loan payments. start back up next month. experts explain the cheapest way to handle >> student loan payments are again on the horizon for roughly 40 m

this is going to be a really interesting few weeks. >> charlie dent, kimberly atkins stohr, thanks toaking news now, we have just learned and we just got the paperwork, that hunter biden, the president's son has been indicted for lying when buying a gun. i want to bring in nbc's garrett haake. what can you tell us? >> this indictment charges hunter biden with three counts all related to that gun purchase. it describes two counts of knowingly making a false or fictitious statement when purchasing a gun, basically accusing him of lying about being addicted to drugs at the time he was purchasing this weapon, a pistol in october of 2018. and the third count is that he did knowingly possess that same firearm while essentially while being addicted to a controlled substance. so these are counts that were all thought to have been dealt with in that plea deal that fell apart a couple of months ago kicking things back to the u.s. attorney, now special counsel, weiss handling this in delaware, former u.s. attorney in the district of delaware. again, this indictment dealing only with the gun and

and thunderstorms. 6 well, food program is cutting a to to 1000000 atkins, blaming a massive shortfall in funding 10000000 people in afghanistan and cut off from food support. united nations is rising. the alarm of a shrinking a warning of what it says is a catastrophe. it supplies no increase. it will southeast asian nations are urging the hunter in my inbox to reduce violence and attacks on civilians laid as of the icy and regional block i'm making in chicago. the virgin islands to promote economic and security cooperation block has struggled to develop the united stance on me and ma, where the army ceased power 2 years ago in this wonderful display. when they did police asia pacific, a bureau chief killed mattresses in chicago, we asked him earlier if we can expect to see any progress on the crisis in man. i think 1st of all, we should make clear that indonesia was really active and determined to see some progress here pursuing a so called a silent diplomacy. and the championship of, of, as the on over the past, the 9 month presidential could be total made clear that there were $145

the bill's sponsor was california's state senator, toni atkins, who was the first openly queer person to lead the legislature. as senate president. the original ban was passed in 2016 as a response to a law in north carolina that banned trans gender individuals from using restrooms, matching their gender identity. new at 11 bay area drivers could soon receive automated speeding tickets. the california legislature passed a bill that would add speeding cameras in san jose, san francisco and oakland. the cameras would be placed on streets that experienced the highest number of severe crashes . drivers who pass by them would automatically be cited for going over the speed limit. assembly member ash kalra voted for the measure. the reality is that we do need more tools and i do think that this will allow the opportunity for us, especially in our most dangerous intersections where we've seen a lot of pedestrian and bicyclists get hit. and in some cases, unfortunately die. we'll have the opportunity to create safer streets, safer corridors for san jose residents and for other communities aro

but many people expect state senate pro tem toni atkins or attorney general rob bonta to jump in as well. so substantive differences or do you think it's actually pretty similar? it's just a style issue. >> they're all great people and we probably would vote the same way. but this isn't about voting. this is about providing leadership on very difficult issues. and next month, i'm leading a program that's focused on how do we reduce crime and safety in our communities. you know, we're seeing young people and a spike in juvenile crime in the communities in the bay area, for example, in other parts of the state. and i'm leading a program where we'll use things like paid internships to give young people an alternative to engaging in that. i would also say a big difference is i'm the only candidate who's actually worked in a city to increase the number of police who serve our communities to make them safer and have plans for how we can do that on the state level. you know, i've launched programs to provide housing to homeless youth and i've built affordable housing in my time as a legislator

so to leave the country a suicide bombing as of as soon as he claimed the lives of more than a 150 atkins, i'm 13 us. so just as now clause live to a birthday. but here's a lecture at american university of, of gas. and so thanks so much for joining me. first of all, what was the. busy initial reaction to the american general missing his country is fav. yet enough guys though. thank you for having me on. i mean it's always good to hear people admit to the failures that they've committed. it's just there's. busy ways this lack of responsibility being taken for the failure as if other factors were involved and as if they were just passive on it. of course, they, united states failures start date 20 years ago with the initial invasion with how it was carried out with how the eventual 20 years of the republic were conducted. and yes, we do blame a lot of fun actors for the failure. but truth be told that the united states was the finance here they were they occupying force and they hold the biggest share of responsibility. okay, so we know that so sure people have them take accounts of those.

our analysis editor ros atkins takes a closer look at this huge scheme, which has been bedevilled byintroduced an idea for a new north—south high—speed rail line. it's an investment that you are making in fundamentally improving the connections between our major centres of population and our major economic centres, too. three years later, the coalition government confirmed hs2 would go ahead and referenced the victorians. but as a result of today's announcement, the railway revolution they started is happening again. this would involve a route reaching from london to birmingham and onto leeds and manchester. the cost was initially estimated to be £37.5 billion. in return, we were told hs2 would create jobs, growth and prosperity and deliver critical capacity on our railways. but the plan has changed. in 2015, a connection to heathrow airport was deemed unnecessary. in 2021, the link between the east midlands and leeds was cancelled, replaced with localised rail investment. and in march, the government said, to save money, it was delaying when euston station in london would be ready f

the bbc�*s analysis editor ros atkins examines how years of tension between canada and india over sikhurder led to a diplomatic spat. on monday, canada's prime ministerjustin trudeau, said this: over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen, hardeep singh nijrer. india's response was swift, saying allegations of india's involvement in any act of violence in canada are absurd and motivated. and this exchange revolves around a murder injune. hardeep singh nijjar was a canadian citizen who was born in india. he was a sikh and supported a sikh state separate from india. he was shot dead outside this temple in the canadian province of british columbia. that sparked protests, including this event outside the indian consulate in toronto, in which people hit the indian flag with their shoes. in india, disrespecting the flag is an offence. and at that protest we heard this allegation: we want to make it clear that we understand as a com

african countries, the g for the commission and export the exports of advise that the world as the atkins, what my band in football, the revenue based of, of the african countries, a low and middle income countries can borrow more concessional rates as opposed to what we do now, which is less money from the capital marcus. i'm a pig 5 times more to do that. so it's not charity. we're in this together, but be we need available resources for tackle it. so it's not just brand, it's also loans. and it's also where the private sector comes in with equity, contributions to it's really interesting cetera as you were talking. and when you just said this is in africa offering for a favor, there's no have for code is begging bowl out both, i guess actually noted furiously in agreement with you let me go to nairobi 1st and to maurice. this is the key change. i feel the this summit more than any other summit is about saying that this is your fault and you need to come and help us. but we know off going for a handle. is that message getting across to the politicians from the g 20 conference? i think i

during the nearly 2 decades. us unit square in vietnam, roughly 58000 and about equal the number of atkins, security forces took over the entire war in afghanistan from 2001 to 2021. around 69000 t. a wasn't impressed by this. and of course, that's back saying that it's all i as an exaggerations, and he's not large enough to talk about losses of 70000 soldiers. those who, according to such figures, told us that did not have the accurate information about the situation. now country, we have been monitoring the old activity scenario territory on a daily basis since february 24th 2022. i did not understand why respected journalist spread in such an accurate information about all losses. what's her media have also been spreading a report based on the link to us intelligent assessments, which states that not only is ukraine's counselor offensive, not going well, but as it is due to fail, that's quite a change in soon for western media. and once again, it didn't go unnoticed, criticizing the slow pace of the counter offensive equals to speeding into the face of ukrainian soldier who sacrifices h

ross atkins has been looking at how this has complicated the effects of the floods. 0n on sunday nightn libya a couple of dams were overwhelmed and the floods surged through the city of and thousands of people have died and what we don't yet know is why the dams failed, the impact of the disaster is complicated by the political situation in libya. the country has — political situation in libya. the country has been _ political situation in libya. the country has been plunging from conflict — country has been plunging from conflict to conflict and suffering from _ conflict to conflict and suffering from a — conflict to conflict and suffering from a lack of governance so it is a tragedy— from a lack of governance so it is a tragedy that— from a lack of governance so it is a tragedy that has been in the making for a number tragedy that has been in the making fora number of tragedy that has been in the making for a number of years. this goes fora number of years. this goes back_ for a number of years. this goes back to — for a number of years. this goes back to the _ for a number of years.

decision is expected this week before the conservative party conference. 0ur analysis editor ros atkins delays, cost increases and cuts. in 2009, the then labour government introduced an idea for a new north—south high—speed rail line. it�*s an investment that you�*re making in fundamentally improving the connections between our major centres of population and our major economic centres too. three years later, the coalition government confirmed hs2 would go ahead, and referenced the victorians. but as a result of today's announcement, the railway revolution they started is happening again. this would involve a route reaching from london to birmingham and onto leeds and manchester. the cost was initially estimated to be {37.5 billion. in return, we were told hs2 would create jobs, growth and prosperity and deliver critical capacity on our railways. but the plan has changed. in 2015, a connection to heathrow airport was deemed unnecessary. in 2021, the link between the east midlands and leeds was cancelled, replaced with localised rail investment. and in march, the government said, to sav

here's our analysis editor, ros atkins, who has been looking at the key questions arising from the escapeor suspect has escaped from prison. this is daniel khalife. he's accused of placing fake bombs at a military base while he was a soldier. and these are some of the questions we have about his escape. first of all, when did it happen? well, just before 8:00 on wednesday morning, from wandsworth prison in south west london, which is a category b prison — category a being the highest security. how did it happen? well, the bbc has been told he strapped himself to the underside ofa van. we've no details on how he may have been able to do that. where are the authorities looking? well, everywhere. all police forces and border forces have been asked to look for him. we know there have been delays at some airports as checks intensify. how rare are prison escapes? well, reasonably. there have been five since 2017. there was an escape from wandsworth in 2019. the last terror—related escape was back in 1994. and then, who's facing questions? well, a lot of people, the prison governor. how was this

chris atkins spent a year in wandsworth prison after committing tax fraud.prised it doesn't happen more often. you said you thought wandsworth liked secure. inside it is chaos. the staff are very young and inexperienced. they don't know what they're doing. the processes are very old. before i went, a prisoner escaped, because they let him out eight months early, there was a slip up with the paperwork. he went around london taking selfies of landmarks to taunt the prison officer. ~ ., , ~ officer. what is life like in there? well it is quite _ officer. what is life like in there? well it is quite interesting, - well it is quite interesting, following the escape the prison went into lockdown, which was a joke for me and my ex—prison friends, because it is always in lockdown, the huge majority are locked in their cells for about 23 hours a day. there is little rehabilitation or education or training, little rehabilitation or education ortraining, or drug little rehabilitation or education or training, or drug treatment, because the social staff, everyone is loc

we are citi. ♪♪ >>> jennifer atkins, the lead plaintiff in the lawsuit seeking clarity on when doctorsr joining me. and erin haynes is here. i wondered out loud, what are we doing, people whose grief is catching up with them in their own words are under such duress and such concern for other women who might follow them in their grief that they have to do what jennifer just bravely did and i'm so grateful she did. how are we not doing more to protect women in this country? >> we've been here before and i think that's really important. the lesson is that this is perhaps a time in which we can judge just how horrific, how inhumane, how inhuman the actions are today. let's face it. we've had salem witch trials. we've lynched women. we legalized in the united states marital rape. it was fine to beat your wife as long as the instrument you used was no wider than your thumb. it was perceived that over the decades, we had moved away from such horrors, writing rape into law through american slavery. it was understood that we had come into a better place and time. a place in which our constituti

and we are so grateful to have kimberly atkins stohr. she has been a moderator before and we are thrilled to have her. she is a trial and appellate attorney. she led the discussion last year when we discussed reactions to the supreme court overturning of roe v. wade. she has appeared as a commentator on a host of national and international television and radio networks. you may recognize her from her regular contributions to the boston globe and msnbc or perhaps is the close cohost of sisters-in-law podcast. thank you kimberly. i turn it over to you. >> thank you patricia and thank you everyone for joining us. i am going to jump right in because we only have one hour. we were discussing before this, we could discuss this all day. but i want to leave 20 of time for questions. before i jump into a discussion of the cases that were decided in the last term, judge luttig and professor tribe, i want to talk about the landscape of the court heading into this term and where we stand now. since 2020, public confidence in the court has fallen 20

hooker lark atkin—davies will win her 50th cap for the red roses. 0scar piastri has signed a new three—yearime trial at the european cycling championships in the netherlands. great britain's anna henderson took silver in the women's time trial, behind three—time champion marlen reusser, of switzerland. a big week for the the london lions, as they look to become the first british women's team to reach the euroleague — the top tier of european basketball. they play at the copperbox tonight, in the first leg of their qualifier against hungarian team dvtk. the lions are owned by 777 partners, the us investment firm that are also looking to buy everton, subject to due diligence. their involvement in the british basketball league has also been under scrutiny, with reports of late payments. the lions' general manager, vanja cernivec, said the owners have had a positive impact. there is no one in europe, and i'm speaking on the women's team side and the academy side, that has the support and investment we have from our owners. no inventions the back office staff we have hired, social media team tha

we are so grateful to have kimberly atkins. she has been our moderator before and we are thrilled to have her. she has been a trial and appellate attorney. she led the discussion last year about roe v. wade. she has appeared as a commentator on a host of national and international television and radio networks. you may recognize her from her regular contributions to the boston globe and msnbc or as the cohost of sisters-in-law podcast. >> thank you so much. i want to leave plenty of time for your questions. before i jump into a discussion of the cases that were decided in the last term, i want to talk a little bit about the landscape of the court heading into this term and where we stand now. since 20/20, public confidence in the court has fallen 20 percentage points due to an number of reasons. the decision overturning roe v. wade and his questions about whether the court respects president anymore and also the growling -- growing polarization that seems to be filtering into the court itself. starting with you first, professor

as for why senate president pro tem toni atkins herself a member of the lgbtq+ community is leading theverse the ban. it really focuses on a way to send a positive message inclusion. other bills advancing include one to decriminalize plant-based psychedelics, including so-called magic mushrooms and another that under limited circumstances could allow people experiencing severe mental illness to be held and treated against their will. next. the bills head to the floor for a vote with just 8 business days left in the legislative session. a sprint to the finish line again with just 8 days left, they'll be taking hundreds of votes every day for the next 8 days. of course, there were some bills that did not make it, including one attempting to penalize social media companies for using algorithms. some say target and harm children reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> police in daly city, san mateo and san bruno asking state officials for funding support in the ongoing fight against organized retail theft. the san bruno police department says if the funds are awarded,

>> oh, yeah, coach atkins, my high school coach, he was literally one of the best coaches in the southeasttough. i remember i smarted off my first year, my freshman year in practice, and he's like -- he just straight up threatened to whip my ass. >> jimmy: oh, he did? >> i tried to get out of that. but he was an amazing coach. eventually he was retiring about ten years ago, and jeff ross helped me -- well, jeff ross wrote a bunch of -- >> jimmy: the roast. >> his roast, yes. none of which i can repeat on the show tonight. >> jimmy: you roasted your ex-coach? >> yeah. and jeff ross gave me some doozies. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i sent them to hawaii as a gift for retiring. >> jimmy: oh, you did, really? wow, that's nice. >> yeah. he's great. when he's not threatening me, he is wonderful. >> jimmy: yeah. little did he imagine that that kid whose ass he threatened to whip on the field would send him to hawaii one day. [ applause ] and even be wearing a hawaiian shirt. all right. so here's the question. how old are you, rocko? how old are you now? >> i'm 12. >> jimmy: 12 years old. okay. do you t

bill authors, senate president pro tempore toni atkins says the legislation will instead create a fundpromote inclusion in those states. i'm optimistic. >> i think it will have a broad positive impact for california and our ability to interact with others in other states. and of course, there were some bills that did not make it, including one trying to limit solitary confinement with in california state prisons will authoyize something member. chris holden says he plans to reintroduce that. >> next reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, aaron rodgers is speaking out about his injury for the first time since he was carted out of monday night's game. but first, a new study shows just how bad america's fentanyl battle is becoming. why researchers say the country is now in its 4th wave of the opioid epidemic. >> for your health at 3, researchers say the united states is currently in a 4th wave of the opioid epidemic. according to the journal of addiction, more people have died for mixing fentanyl and stimulants together, which is now higher than heroin o

the atkins realize they still need american health. they demand american fighter jet spilled amounts. american air support won't always be here to save the day. we can say with confidence that america may complete its mission in afghanistan and achieve our objective of defeating the core of our current this spring, our forces will move into a support link and security forces take the lead. and by the end of next year, we're gonna get a stand will be i paid towards the yeah, but that to you budget is kind of a, it was a back on the some of the boot and both of them know my side of my of was are these oh boy, the headlights outside of my boss. audio. yeah. one is fun. russia is back. no, we've boots on the ground, but we've millions in investment. most go is investing more than $100000000.00 in $150.00 separate projects. senior of gun ministers, 40 debbie wisdom teeth are moving into the business community. india is cooling, kind of means that it's industrial needs code in, in the oldest which many of those which are gone this done. plen

senator toni atkins says she felt a change was needed. >> it did have an impact and it did send a message. but over time, i mean, unless you're able to sustain that in a very intentional, serious way, just doesn't have the same impact over time. and then when it becomes 10 states in 15 states, it had the reverse impact. >> all right. if some governor newsom, that law would take effect immediately. time now 7.21. and the san francisco board of supervisors approves a plan to host a series of ticketed concerts in golden gate park. >> and im plus is downtown. this would happen after outside lands and 3 festival locations. they they have a whole plan for this. a concert series that would provide economic benefits, obviously for the city. so under this deal, it would be done by another planet entertainment. they would hold 2 to 3 ticketed concerts in golden gate fields in the polo field in golden gate park in august, the weekend after the outside lands festival and they would do this for 3 years starting next year in 2024. and also this agreement would increase community benefit funding for nei