bailey: yeah. i don't know about underreported, but the economic parts of it cannot be over emphasized. i think they are extremely valuable. i think of jake sullivan, when he was talking about this presser before the meetings began, he spoke about the moment before inertia, and i think that is applicable when we are talking about the economic relationship. remember that this summer and the trilateral relationship, it did not just kind of happened now, it was not created in a vacuum. it is, in fact, built upon the work of others that have gone before, for years and decades, and that is true, especially the economic relationship, where have free-trade agreements, where we have business to business and people to people ties that are decades old. i thank the deliverables that are coming out of the summit, the technology deliverables, those things are taking into a new level that i think really should be focused on and on. i think the business communities are actually going to be quite pleased with. but

our correspondent sarah campbell is outside the old bailey and joins me now.ah, just talk us through the background of the case. yes, so, as you say, that sentencing about to get under way in the next few moments in front of mrjustice hillier inside cut number one inside the central criminal court. let's take it back to christmas morning in 2021. at about 8:10am on that day, jaswant singh chail, now 21, but he was 19 at the time, was spotted in the grounds of windsor castle. so, the grounds of windsor castle. so, the late queen elizabeth ii was in residence at windsor at the time. he had scaled the perimeter around the castle around two hours earlier. he was wearing a hood and mask and carrying, as you said, a crossbow loaded with a bolt, and it have the safety catch off and was ready to fire. in the grounds of windsor castle, quite close to the building itself, he was approached by a royal protection officer, who asked him what he was doing, and he said, i am here to kill the queen. he was then handcuffed and arrested. it emerged later he recorded a video fou

hopeful about the uk trend, bailey noted wage growth in britain is still too high.ou and i were doing our marathon four-hour session came in when the numbers came through and the instant reaction was a bit disappointing. this month's inflation figure came in in line with last month. this is something i said at the time that the bigger beat was what happened the month before. we had the huge drop. the downward surprise. it is interesting to hear bank of england governor bailey remark that and say we will to see a drop because of base effe effect. it is not as huge as the prior month. >> not necessarily linear decline with the direction of travel being important. i was thinking about bailey's comments and context of what is happening politically in the uk. rishi sunak, when he came to power and started tenure as prime minister, he made it clear that inflation was the focus. we woke up to the tories have lost two strongholds in elections in england to the labour party. rishi sunak is under pressure. his party is under pressure after all of the debacle with hs2. this ha

bailey edwards!e >> bailey edwards is a senior cheerleader living with special needs and has been best friends with averett taylor junior since the third grade. >> for queen bailey edwards, we been knowing each other since third grade. a long time, man she did our thing, i tell you that much. >> reporter: bailey edwards says she was in disbelief when her name was called. >> like i was freaking out i didn't though they were going to call my name at all i heard it, and thank you. i couldn't be any happier. i thought i was never going to get it but i did, and it's the best day of my life >> reporter: she also thanks her friends and family for all the love and support >> hari >> hearing people like going for me, it's never a dull moment i couldn't be any happier. >> reporter: mao that homecoming has come and gone, the two best friends want to leave their classmates and viewers with advice >> make the memories last, man you only get one life. you only get one chance, man when it's gone, it's gone. you got

crystal bailey, thank you. well, oakland has also added foot patrols around the city.ayor shengtao says it's been successful in reducing crime. last month, opd added officers to commercial districts, expanding to 12 officers and two sergeants. city leaders say the program started up again earlier this year and they want to add even more officers to this program. and we spoke with oakland mayor shengtao earlier today who said there have been positive results . there is going to be expansion. we are also working with the governor to get more support as well, too. but this is an ongoing effort and we are seeing positive results. and so, again, you know, we're not going to take it anymore. we're not going to take the bit. we're not going to take the carjackings or whatever. have you. we're taking this very seriously. the buck stops with me as oakland's mayor for now. oakland is still without a police chief since the firing of lauren armstrong back in february. the police commission will attempt another vote on the recommendation to reinstate armstrong during its next meeti

medford: hndmother's name was bailey. she was betsy bailey.e was born frederick augustus washington bailey. he changed his name because when he went north, he wanted to make sure he could not be traced to where he had taken refuge. because slaveholders went after their enslaved laborers when they ran away. when he got to new york, he realized he had already changed his name -- i think he was traveling under the name of stanley because he had siemens papers with the name stanley on it. he then later changed his name to johnson. when he got to new bedford, there were too many johnson's in the community and so things were rather confused so he changed it to douglass and he kept that name for the rest of his life. >> what was his life like in the first years in talbot county? prof. medford: as a child in talbot county, he talked about not having to work hard for the first seven years of his life because he was a child he talks about the hunger. always being hungry. he talks about being cold during the winter. he talked about having r a one-piece o

bailey residence. by an artificial intelligence virtual girlfriend thousands of messages. exchanged thousands of messages. the shail was the judge said shail was non—psychotic and therefore culpable when he devised his plot but had lost touch with reality and became psychotic by the time he carried it out . the the time he carried it out. the coach driver in the wirral bus crash has been described as having suffered an event at the wheel before the incident, which killed both him and a 15 year old girl. a coroner's court in liverpool heard today cctv footage from inside the coach cabin has been examined. it shows the driver , david shows the driver, david shrimpton, suddenly slumped to the left while he's driving . 54 the left while he's driving. 54 people were on the bus when it then overturned on the m 53 last friday. sir keir starmer has

george wilson and his dog bailey got out — mad. george wilson and his dog bailey got out in _ mad.in time but - bailey got out in time but returned to find the family home looking like this. t’m home looking like this. i'm devastated _ home looking like this. i'm devastated for _ home looking like this. t“n devastated for myself, but i've got to think for my folks as well. it is scary in the dark. that is the worst thing. aha, well. it is scary in the dark. that is the worst thing. a few miles away. _ that is the worst thing. a few miles away, they _ that is the worst thing. a few miles away, they have - that is the worst thing. a few miles away, they have been l miles away, they have been searching for a missing man after reports he was chapter in his vehicle. repairs he will take time, and there is disruption further afield as well, with trunk roads, bus services and railways all affect it. services and railways all affect it-_ affect it. the situation remains _ affect it. the situation remains very - affect it. the situation remains very serious i affect it. the situation i rema

ktvu is bailey o'carroll live tonight in the newsroom. bailey, you spoke to a kaiser worker. what is the biggest reason here for the holdout? hey, good evening, guys. yeah, i spoke to a longtime kaiser radiologist today who said the number one concern that they're dealing with is short staffing and how that's impacting current kaiser patients. but folks at kaiser today told me that their concerned over how a strike could impact them. i would be upset because, i mean, this is my hospital. this is where i go to write. and so trying to find emergency care, this is where you would think i'm going to the e.r. or whatever. so, yeah, i would be very upset. more than 9 million california rely on kaiser for health care with an impending strike, patients are worried it could impact them. it's also concerning because my mom is a cancer patient, you know, and so does that affect her or she's currently here getting a blood transfusion. so i mean, it's scary. kaiser wants to put those concerns to rest in a statement to ktvu, they wrote, we have a contingency plan in place to ensure members

ktvu.com crystal bailey, ktvu. so so interesting. crystal. thank you so much. all right, let's talk about this remarkable rescue from yosemite national park. the us air force is praising captain joshua hoffman for demonstrating bravery, even when he's not in uniform. have been helped save the life of a climber who had plummeted 80ft while the two were descending half down. he went outside of his cable to reach that climber, treat a fractured leg, and then alert authorities from thousands of feet above the ground. the us air force says both made it back safely, thanks to the captain's quick thinking and courage. and there was some light rain starting to make its way to the bay area. you're taking a look at video from oakland's lake merritt where that drizzle was falling on some people out for an evening jog. so let's check on a little bit about how this weather is changing for us. it's kind of amazing. it's a temperature that's much cooler than we had last week. some warm, warm temperatures and now what's going on right? yeah, a return to fall. absolutely. we sa

isaiah bailey does survive and these pension records are full of information. as you heard, they really have to send a lot of documentation in to justify that. they need this pension and so a lot of them are really harrowing, you know, very sad depictions of the aftermath of the war is not over for these men, never over. so a lot times you'll go through these pension records and they're just heartbreaking. so eisa bailey does receive a pension and in it it says a granted according to his application for contracting a rupture in his left groin caused by throwing a cannonball over his head for and to pass the time so not really as sad or harrowing you sort get this picture of this guy like hey man look how how far do you think i can throw this? you know? but he does receive a pension. but again those pensions, as jonathan mentioned, do not cover all of the costs. and this is another trend that you will see in civil war photography, portrait photography men will use these imes to help su themselves. this is george warner of the 20th connecticut art and he injured

bailey were evacuated here without live for at least the next few months and trying to come to terms with what happened. yeah, is 6 and a half in the morning, somebody days we heard a lot of rooms and we woke up a little bit in the recalls. the moment the audio began, her parents soon texted her from the home up the street. they were in hiding. a mouse gunman killed more than a 100 people in berry that day and a feed him mom and dad were among them. something like an hour later. so a big television when instead of with both, i always say so can it's not any as well. i guess it's in the zone 2 weeks later and i found this video on telegram showing her cap should mother filmed by some us . so looking for clues of where they might have been taken, she and her sister went back to their childhood home. why, why, why, why, why? i can't even describe it so hard. even yesterday when i was. so there you must be po friend, my because i couldn't stay on the ground because every face on the ground or so body body. and i for then thing called walking on there, on the donations from across the cou

as we say, bailey and cameron.ything under the treason act appears court. but in act appears in court. but in addition to that, the details of this are pretty astonishing as well . well. >> absolutely . the last time >> absolutely. the last time someone was sentenced under the treason act of 1842 was in 1981, when marcus sarjeant fired six blank shots at queen elizabeth ii as she rode down the mall dunng ii as she rode down the mall during the trooping the colour ceremony. he was sentenced to five years in prison, butjust sing child today will become the first man sentenced under that act in over 40 years. just picture the scene. it's christmas day, 2021. queen elizabeth ii, and her close family members are inside windsor castle. just beginning to enjoy festivities when the 19 year old at the time scaled the outer perimeter fence using a nylon rope ladder armed with a crossbow loaded with a bolt which was capable of firing lethal force at its targets , the lethal force at its targets, the safety catch was off and c

our correspondent sarah campbell is outside the old bailey and joins me now.the case.

abigail bailey, the sheriff waived his fees, the attorney waived his fees, the judge waived his fees to get the guy convicted. also, they could have said, by law, the husband has the right to your daughters and by law, if you divorce, you get nothing because he owns everything. if you divorce this man, you end up in new hampshire in the snow or something. i think that suffering -- as historians, our job is to be witnesses and not overplay it, but help us all with this, in a living way, which we care about, other people, help us see how they made it. you mentioned a woman who had a husband who was mentally ill, that was frances perkins, she was the first member of a presidential cabinet in the united states, the firm is -- the first women in high office, and she did not want the job, she was 52 at the time and well known as a labor person, defending the rights of working people, she had been a suffragist, one of the first women in government. her husband was a mental patient and very seriously ill. she knew everyone would be going through her trash in washington and she did want that,

>> andrew bailey, right. >> oh, andrew bailey, right. >> oh, andrew bailey, right. >> yeah. >> your oldour old friend. yeah. >> and that, howard >> and before that, howard davis, of course, is still davis, who of course, is still all chairman the natwest all the chairman of the natwest banking friend of yours. >> they're best friends. and i've a bit to about i've got a bit to say about natwest later on in the program. >> well , i just hope he actually >> well, i just hope he actually gets this banking review gets on with this banking review because slow. because he was very slow. jonathan is sort of jonathan marland it is sort of it's good news in one way. it just could be so much better, couldn't it? >> inevitably , and it is all >> inevitably, and it is all about this brexit dividend that you fought very hard for and we are now in. whether you like, whether we like it or not, we have got to get our mind around that. we are we are out of europe, that we have got the opportunity and we have huge markets and i spend my time in the commonwealth, as you know, it's a massive market and we'r

>> andrew bailey, right. >> oh, andrew bailey, right. >> oh, andrew bailey, right. >> yeah. >> your oldour old friend. yeah. >> and that, howard >> and before that, howard davis, of course, is still davis, who of course, is still all chairman the natwest all the chairman of the natwest banking friend of yours. >> they're best friends. and i've a bit to about i've got a bit to say about natwest later on in the program. >> well , i just hope he actually >> well, i just hope he actually gets this banking review gets on with this banking review because slow. because he was very slow. jonathan is sort of jonathan marland it is sort of it's good news in one way. it just could be so much better, couldn't it? >> inevitably , and it is all >> inevitably, and it is all about this brexit dividend that you fought very hard for and we are now in. whether you like, whether we like it or not, we have got to get our mind around that. we are we are out of europe, that we have got the opportunity and we have huge markets and i spend my time in the commonwealth, as you know, it's a massive market and we'r

and barnum & bailey is back.nt in the room, the fact that there are no elephants in the room anymore, or any other animals, won't matter once families see the new greatest show on earth. >> america's living national treasure. it's our privilege to bring it forward for new generations. >> reporter: later this sunday morning, an american icon reborn. >>> seth done will have a story from ghana which can only be described as bittersweet. faith salie sizes up the past, present, and five of the skirt. our rita braver is in conversation with cable news host rachel maddow. plus, steve hartman with a message in a bottle tale with a twist. we'll have the latest on the deadly surprise attacks in israel, and more on this sunday morning for the 8th of october, 2023. and we'll be back after this. ♪ ♪ >>> we're going to begin this morning with a deadly attack on israel by hamas forces. imtiaz tyab has the latest from tel aviv. >> reporter: it was under the cover of a massive early morning barrage of thousands of rockets that ha

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bailey thank you. san francisco mayor london breed is pushing for an initiative meant to increase public safety by giving more power to police. mayor says she wants voters to decide how the city responds to crime. the ballot measure is called safer. san francisco. it would broaden police use of new technologies. we'll take a pause from this local story and head overseas here as we see president biden speaking in israel. we'll listen together, stand forever will not let you ever be alone. most importantly, the i know the recent terrorist assault on the people of this nation has left a deep, deep wound more than. 1300 innocent israelis killed, including at least 31 american citizen rouz by the terrorist group hamas. hundreds, hundreds of young people at a music festival. the festival was for peace, for peace, gunned down as they ran for their lives, as scores of innocents from infants to elderly grandparent, israelis and americans taken hostage child and slaughtered, babies slaughtered entire families ma

reporting live in walnut creek, i'm bailey o'carroll. ktvu fox two news. bailey thank you. israeli forces carried out a second ground raid into gaza. the israeli military said it struck targets on the outskirts of gaza city as it prepares for a full scale ground invasion. israeli airstrikes continue to demolish buildings across the gaza strip, killing and injuring palestinians. caught in the crossfire. the us supports a humanitarian pause in the fighting so more aid can enter the region. that's what war is. it's brutal. it's ugly. it's messy. that is why we're in close contact with our israeli counterparts to do everything we can to help them minimize the risk to civilians. in washington , dc, family members of some hostages held by hamas met with members of congress. they asked for international support to bring their loved ones home. hamas is believed to be holding at least 220 hostages, some of them americans. the viral spread of misinformation on social media is only adding to americans unease over the war between israel and hamas. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with experts

bailey, the go to natalie window able to we didn't do the from the pictures we have got to in the cost most of the car. so pictures are dishonest with the cost such photos help us track down the location of one and so forth and make songs into by the i'm looking for a home in the security guard cools the who for me the very last semester. i'm a, i'm a, i'm a journalist. i just try to talk with your father. so it's about the red sun. there's the acquisition. you, you heard about it? mm hm. okay, a big by say well if, if it's not full, why does it have it doesn't surrender to the police and defend these guys legally. this is the biggest issue. ready we were unable to track down his father, so who wondering was somewhere else and nobody had really struck you know, him giving information to the police about so the new, the, what's most of it is let's try it. and it isn't just that. i think it's a dyslexic, the actions are already posted. the actions are taken to stop so who need remains a wanted man, the streets for countries which is a 195 member countries. so if he is traveling to anothe

george wilson and his dog bailey got out in time, but returned to find the family home looking like thisake time. and this disruption further afield, too, with trunk roads, bus services and railways all affected. well, the situation remains very serious and precarious. and we also know that there is always a delayed reaction between improving weather conditions and the risk of flood. another one! i'm stuck, get out of the way _ this video, filmed near dundee, is a reminder of the dangers that persist with dozens of flood alerts and warnings still in place. in inverurie, the emergency services have been going door to door, warning people to be ready in case an evacuation order is issued. and this is why. well, the rain just keeps falling here in aberdeenshire. and this is the result. this is the don, which, as you can see from that picnic table, has already spilled over its banks. and the prediction is that this will get even higher. but tonight, it's homes near the river dee, which are flooding. more misery for more families. james cook, bbc news, inverurie. before we go, let's get an up

in the newsroom, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. the chp is now investigating the cause of an early morning crash in the y. officers were called to aa just south of el monte road. exit along i to 80in los alto hills around 3:30 a.m. there, officers learned a person ivg on the freeway had e driver did not survive.edian. several lanes of the road were ocd for hours as the chp investigated the crash. it's unclear what caused the incident. the driver's identity has not been released. oakland police department has ended its test program that encouraged people to witness or who witnessed car break ins to report it on social media. oakland police posted on social media last night that it was deactivating the accounts until further notice. they say if you witness a car break in, you're asked to call 911. the post came hours after the department formally announced it was setting up social media accounts this weekend on x and instagram. oakland police said late today the pilot program was intended to be a limited test and the account was deac

. >> reporter: bailey prado is an independent clothing designer from southern california. >> this was original design that i found out was copied. one of my followers actually dmed me a picture of this dress because it's very distinctive and very unique. >> reporter: in august 2021 a popular fashion watchdog account called diet prada posted screen grabs of the shein website side by side with prado's designs. >> how many hours would you say it takes to create these pieces? >> i would say over 20, 30 hours. >> reporter: she says that shein's copied more than 40 of her designs and sold them for way cheaper. prado was selling this set for $175. a very similar design was going for $25 on shein. >> calling out a big company is scary. and especially when the comments started coming in. >> reporter: so if that crochet collection was still up on shein's website you think that would have meant a big hit to your sales? >> definitely. i think that once your work is out there it loses value in your original designs because why would someone want to pay more for something that they can get for chea

reporting live in walnut creek, i'm bailey o'carroll. ktvu fox two news. thank you, bailey. congress is getting back to work now that the house of representatives has a speaker again. the first item on the new house speaker mike johnson's agenda averting a partial government shutdown in three weeks. there are 12 spending bills to fund the government for the fiscal year. and none of us are going to get everything we want. we never i'll never ask any of my colleagues to compromise core principles because i share those principles with them. we're going to take this day by day, decision by decision, but keep everybody together and move the ball forward for the american people. i genuinely believe that we can get this done. in addition to funding the government, the house must also make a decision on president biden's request for a $106 billion aid package for israel and ukraine. the pleasant hill pilot charged with dozens of counts of attempted murder for allegedly trying to shut down an engines. planes in mid-air is scheduled to return to federal court in oregon next month for

in san francisco, crystal bailey, ktvu fox two news. and we're bringing you some new details tonight on the san jose daycare drowning that we've been following. documents dated yesterday show that california's department of social services has served a temporary license suspension against. happy happy home daycare. this is in response to the deaths of two young girls who drowned at the daycare's backyard pool this week. happy happy home licensees also face $11,000 in civil penalties. employees from the facility are now banned from working at other daycares. new at 730 tonight, police arrested five suspects in connection to an assault with a deadly weapon in san mateo. all five suspects were from san mateo. one of them just 17 years old. they now face charges for assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy to commit a crime. police say the suspect surrounded, punched and tried to stab a man at the wells fargo on west hillsdale boulevard late last night. he was not seriously hurt and managed to escape before making the report. the men wer

i've got conservative lord got conservative peer lord shaun bailey. got author and bailey.captain , sir now the late, great captain, sir tom moore. there we go . captured tom moore. there we go. captured the hearts of the nation after raising over £30 million for charity during the dark days of covid. but his family have sparked outrage after admitting that they pocketed £800,000 of profit from his three books, despite suggestions that the money would go to the captain tom foundation set up in his name. the prologue of the autobiography actually read astonishingly at my age, with the offer to write this memoir, ihave the offer to write this memoir, i have also been given the chance to raise even more money for the charitable foundation now my name . now established in my name. well, family. they're well, his family. they're insisting he wanted the insisting that he wanted the cash to go them directly. and cash to go to them directly. and if think that charity if you think that charity scandal ring bell, well, scandal is ring a bell, well, you'd right, because, as do you'd b

ktvu bailey o'carroll is at sfo right now with more on this. good morning, bailey.ood morning, dave. that's right. the state department issued a travel warning for all us citizens, specifically traveling abroad. and this amid or yeah, amid the ongoing crisis in the middle east. now what we do know is that a state department spokesperson warns warned americans to use caution as protests and tensions soar over the ongoing war between israel and hamas. as i would just say, we're monitoring conditions around the world. we're monitoring conditions in the region. we take a number of factors into consideration when making that determination. it's not necessarily any one thing, but everything that we're watching around the world now, one traveler, ktvu, spoke with expressed his worry about the vagueness of the warning, given that it doesn't specify or mention an area or a country that people should specifically avoid. the big question, though, what should you do if you are traveling abroad now, according to the state department website, you should stay alert in any touristy

reporting live in oakland, i'm bailey o'carroll. ktvu fox two news. bailey thank you. as the days get cooler, more people are retreating indoors. but health experts are sounding the alarm, warning that this shift may bring out an increased risk of illness, including covid 19 and the flu. and that could lead to a triple demic with those two viruses plus rsv circulating this winter. doctors say it's important to take precautions now to protect yourself and your loved ones. so joining us now is dr. mandy cohen, who is the director of the centers for disease control and prevention. dr. cohen, thank you for joining us this morning. andre great to be here in the bay area. all right. so dr. cohen, what brings you here to the bay area? well, so i've been in california this week talking about vaccination. the best way we can protect ourselves this fall and winter against those viruses you were just talking about. i got my updated covid vaccine in la yesterday. i got my flu shot just the other week in atlanta. so i want to make sure that particularly we're talking to seniors, th

bailey is also here.the lighting and stage crew for her school productions. watch out folks in the studio. bailey, go ahead and join your family. welcome. all right. next up here damaris, come on out. oh, look at you. damaris. [ applause ] 15 years old from new york. her best friend is over there. damaris loves listening to music. she wants to become a criminal law attorney. she loves astrology. go ahead and join your dad over there. all right. next up we have dez-marie. come on out, dez-marie. dez-marie is 15 years old. she loves to dance, crochet and learn about astronomy. her dream job is to be an international pilot or astronomer. you got to reach for the stars, dez-marie. go ahead and join your mom right over there. [ applause ] oh. the tears in the studio right now just beautiful. last but certainly not least, michaela. look at you. come on out. [ applause ] so michaela is 15. she's a wrestler, a dancer, a jazz singer and she loves to volunteer and help those in immediate. michaela, welcome. go ahea

crystal bailey, ktvu fox two news. all right, crystal, thank you.ell, the coast guard has now called off the search for a missing swimmer off the marin county coast. officials say the 52 year old man was swimming with two friends north of stinson beach when he may have been attacked by a shark. authorities say witnesses reported seeing a shark off of wildcat beach, but the attack has not been confirmed. the missing man's name, excuse me, has not been released. all right. bill martin, our sort of resident surfer. you're familiar with those waters. what do you think about a shark in that area? definitely. that's that's there's a big rookery right there by double point. it's kind of it's really remote and there's a lot of seals. and this is the exact time that the seals are pupping. so the sharks come in. so, you know, they still haven't found this gentleman. so we're not sure what the situation is, but it would not be out of the question that would be a shark attack. yeah. really, really sad and especially sad now that they've called off the search. i

bailey, not bailey, he printed so much money, it's just incredible, 300 billion in one year to pay for this covid and fiscal deficits, so eventually you see that's come hand to roost and indus rates are bound to go when inflation goes up and now inflation is up and not really under control because people are still trying to catch up because they lost out last year on their wage raises you know less than inflation so they're trying to catch up this year it's not going to go down quickly the bank of england was as usual asleep at the wheel they said inflation would would go to 4.5 you know well outside their target by the way then it went to six then they were forecasting eight then they forecasted 10. i mean the bank of england should be. and the governor, so we got to get used to much higher interest rates, all right, because we've now got levels of debt, the government has borrowed so much that the national debt has gone from you know to over 100% of gdp, companies have borrowed too much, all right, when interest rates were low, what do people do, they borrow, borrow, borrow, and of c