i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, so bailey, when officers arrived there, did they issue some disperse orders or how did all of this work? >> well, we're still trying to learn that right now. i can tell you, we haven't been able to really make our way past this police. line here, they did tell us that they've probably been here for about an hour or so, give or take in. there are, i can tell you, a growing number of police officers here, chp as well, but we don't know exactly how they made their way here, how they kind of set up this police barricade, or if they have been able to clear any of those folks out of this abandoned home here. >> okay. and then from your vantage point, do you still see any of those tents or anything like that that were set up right outside of anna head hall yesterday? >> no, those have all been cleared out. we've watched here from a vantage point a little ways away. they've been loading it into what appears to be a dump truck loading up those couches, tents, food tables, anything like that. and there is nobody still on that grass area that was pa

i know finley and bailey are our me. i know finley and bailey are your biggest _ me.ns, but when it comes to sporting heroes, you have been told christie and aldo renaldo is your biggest hero. do you think you're their hero still? i your biggest hero. do you think you're their hero still?- your biggest hero. do you think you're their hero still? i think i'm second! bailey _ you're their hero still? i think i'm second! bailey loves _ you're their hero still? i think i'm second! bailey loves judd - you're their hero still? i think i'mj second! bailey loves judd trump. you're their hero still? i think i'm i second! bailey loves judd trump. so, second! bailey lovesjudd trump. so, hopefully i've nudged him off that mantle and i became his number one. it'sjust so special to mantle and i became his number one. it's just so special to have them here. bailey is only six, so i don't think he realises the enormity of whatjust happened, but beautiful moment that'll never forget is finley running over to me. he's nine years old so he's well aware. he said, "dad, you're a world cha

bailey.bailey.— let's listen into that sentencing at the old bailey. i am concerned that althou:h the old bailey. i am concerned that although there _ the old bailey. i am concerned that although there are _ the old bailey. i am concerned that although there are structure - although there are structure throughout the hybrid order and consideration of the above issues, no enforcement of the mental health act 1980 the end present and his hallucinations means he may pose a significant risk to others. ultimately, i confirm that the use of a hospital order with a restriction order is the more appropriate recommendation to reduced risk. this i noticed further amplified in the net of consultation. this is a man who has still not recovered. i do not know whether he ever will. he is likely to remain on medication for the rest of his life to manage his illness. 0ne unwell, the illness is difficult to see or penetrate. they do not want a person with command hallucinations in prison. they present a risk.

beth bailey were there separate men and black men? there were units for white men and black men and they were can t. i mean, conscription was handled locally and so the draft boards would be representative of locals. so societies that by law were segregated societies that had a greater and lesser degrees of racial discrimination and prejudice that was reflected in they conscripted and how but the us military officially segregated its tops. how many african-americans do you know served in world war two? out of that 6 million to, you know? offhand? i don't know offso it's 1947. 1948. harry an executive order. what does he do? harry tran in 1948 issues an executive order that calls for the end of racial and calls for the enactment of equal in the us military he does not actually desegregate or integrate the military that order, but that's how it's understood, is that that's what's going to happen. doesn't finally happen until 1954. and in fact, the secretary of received of his position because hey after after the executive order. so ther

bailey, what do you teach at duke? mainly military history. us military history, occasionally history, gender and sexuality, which was my previous incarnation before i became convert to military history. how did you get into military history? i hate say it, but it was actually a television commercial army recruiting commercial. they were advertising post-cold war pre 911. and really how do sell the army when supposedly is the end of history and it's all resolved they were selling the army as social good as you know taking men who were either at risk potentially problematic for society and helping them become the people that they could be helping them not disappoint their third grade teacher or their mother, whomever who believed in all along. and i got fascinated by that commercial and thought would write about the army as social. and at some point my husband, who also a historian you can't just write about commercials, you're going to write about the army. you have to understand the army. so i spent several years trying to get to that point.

day of course, we're coming off the bank of england decision to hold rates steady governor andrew baileytriking a dovish tone. the stoxx 600 is up over .50%. on pace for a six-day winning streak the markets started off mixed and then the markets moved higher after the decision. stocks on pace for the six-day win streak right now let's go to the boards the ftse 100 here is up o over .50%. hitting a fresh record high. a quiet day for earnings iag is boosting that index the dax is up almost .75%. take a look at the ftse mib. up .75%. also taking a look at the ibex up over .50% bbva moves higher as the takeover saga continues moving the spanish index up .50%. take a look at the sectors we mentioned iag travel and leisure getting a boost. you see we are seeing utilities as the leader up over 1.5% right now. oil and gas is getting a boost oil prices are higher on middle east tensions as well as stronger than expected chinese data you see over here with autos which are down .25%. it is still a laggard today. it is weighed down by mercedes-benz. we see mercedes-benz shares continue to fall the c

_ for a rate cut, andrew bailey opening the tourfor a for a rate cut, andrew bailey opening the tourne. are they waiting too long? is there a riskier that the cure is potentially worse than the cure is potentially worse than the disease and that they are holding rates high for too long? interestingly, the bank of england raised their growth forecasts this month, so they obviously are feeling more confident that the economy is holding up, that we are not going to turn back down again into recession, as we had at the end of last year. so while there is always the risk of holding rates too high for too long, as this was certainly discussed amongst policy members and amongst policy and in the press conference, the view seems to be that they need to have more confidence that inflation is coming down. so inflation is coming down. so inflation is coming down. so inflation is very much the focus. interestingly, they seemed to see inflation moving towards the target, there are another couple of months of the readings before the next policy meeting, and so essentially it is all about what does

you commented on andrew bailey's statement - on andrew bailey's statement yesterday after the bank ofe uk interest rates at 5.25% but the door was definitely open for the first rate cut to come potentially in thejune meeting. i think what the gdp numbers show this morning is that there might not be quite the same pressure on the bank of england to cut interest rates because part of the dilemma was the economy is looking pretty weak, inflation is coming under control, why are the bank of england not cutting? so with this momentum in growth and recovery coming through there is potentially less pressure. but the market is definitely pressing in uk rate cuts this year and how quickly they will come and how big they will be is the question. look out for thejune question. look out for the june meeting question. look out for thejune meeting where question. look out for the june meeting where there is probably question. look out for thejune meeting where there is probably a 50-50 meeting where there is probably a 50—50 chance they will put the first 0.25 basis cut through. 50-50 chance they w

it later today we will bring you an interview with andrew bailey. from central banks to individual banks and the story around potential consolidation in spain. bbva, this is breaking news, now launching an all share offer for sabadell. the offer the came through, they said they would not be able to upgrade it yesterday for sabadel l. bbva launching an also offer for its spanish counterpart. 2 euros 12 cents per share. one share per each 1.3. 4.3 of the equivalent of sabade ll shares. this is an all share offer coming through from sabadell. so we will see with the response will be on the back of this news and be watching the stock price of both of those companies very closely. potential consolidation in the spanish banking place. is the ai hype overblown? we put that question to the google deep mind ceo in an exclusive conversation. >> ai is overhyped in their short-term and underestimated in the long-term, and that is probably true with a lot of breakthrough technologies. tom: more from that conversation later this hour. wayve secures backing from n

bailey: exactly. step back. this company has a struggle with finances. it has a $4.5 billion debt load. it has near-term debt it needs to service. it goes back to the whole preferred shares. it is finding ways to raise more cash. a market offering is one way to do that. they unveiled in march 250 million dollars. basically, you create shares, your bankers create shares and sell them to the market. they sold through the beginning of may. with yesterday's trading and trading over the last few days they were able to finish off and top up the remaining 120 $5 million. $250 million does not get you anywhere near the 4.5 billion other figure. that is why the stock is still down 97% from the all-time high. katie: good perspective. even though this was announced in march, it feels like they got lucky. bailey: other companies getting caught in the short squeeze as have atm's on the shot -- the sidelines are probably: baker saying we need to get c-shares out the door. that is interesting comparing amc to gamestop for even going all the way back to bed, bath & beyo

bailey reporting live in berkeley. bailey. thank you. uc berkeley also announced today it is canceling a us senate race debate due to safety concerns amid current campus protests. the debate between representative adam schiff and his gop rival, steve garvey, was supposed to happen at some point next fall, hosted by the school's institute of governmental studies, but the school determined they did not have the capacity to, quote, ensure a safe and civil event. this comes after weeks of unrest at the campus where pro-palestine encampment has taken over sproul plaza. >> ongoing protests at pomona college in los angeles county prompted school leaders to make a last minute decision to postpone and relocate today's graduation ceremony. an encampment on the school's graduation stage has been growing all week. today, school officials announced that the main commencement will be held off campus now and will happen this sunday. the ceremony will not be open to the public, and the university says additional safety measures will be taken. the pro-pa

bailey o'carroll reporting live in novato. thanks, bailey. well, tonight uc santa cruz says it will go to remote instruction tomorrow and thursday due to a campus strike that has been going on now for a week. this afternoon, uc santa cruz officials called on the demonstrators to leave the main entrance and the west entrance roadways. they say the protest is preventing employees and students from getting onto campus and blocking the child care center. you can see the road is being blocked with rocks and debris splashed with red paint and tents. union academic workers on the three campuses say they are upset about how university leaders have responded to pro-palestinian protests, her decision to go on strike and to do it, you know, like like you said, like at this moment when we're all preparing to you know, i'm supposed to walk in my graduation this year, you know, for phd, an estimated 12,000 union employees are walking the picket lines at uc santa cruz, uc davis and ucla. that strike is causing frustration among some students who say it's le

correspondent with clear commentary from andrew bailey out of the u.k..ill it align with what we have heard? what are we expecting, what could it mean for the boe? >> inflation could get back to target. a drop from 3.2% in april is what economists expect and it would be significant as the first major economy to do that in the cycle so you can imagine the pressure on bailey in officials if inflation gets back to target to cut rates in june or this summer when you have a laggard in transmission, 18 months for rates to hit the economy and an election and a chancellor who is saying rate cuts would be a feel-good factor. i would say he was not clear. we heard from then in his final speech the governors saying a cut is expected this summer, not june or august. you've got maurice -- worries from some analyst that we will get upside surprise which would dismantle bets for a june cut. it is a coin toss, less likelihood if we get upside surprise, but real focus on that. tom: if we get to the 2.1% level you've talked about politics. do they do a victory lap? >> they

thankl you, tom, from the old bailey.our leader, keir starmer, has been in kent today setting out his plans to tackle is people smugglers and the migrants arriving on small boats. he said he wants to make britain's shaw's hostile territory by setting up a new border security command using some of the £75 million the amount for the government's land policy. it's a calm, warm day in the channel and already the crossings have started. the people you can see walking up the gangway there, migrants picked up by a border force ship. just as the labour leader wasn't far away, preparing to set out his plans to stop the crossings, with dover's mp, until wednesday, a tory, now here to support her new leader. under rishi sunak the conservatives have become a byword for incompetence and division. they have abandoned the centre ground and failed to deliver for the british people. when he took to the stage, sir keir promised action, notjust tough talk, although there was that too. this problem must be tackled, these gangs must be stoppe

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>> shaun bailey?ters. >> because you had outside agencies take control of government policy. so you had stonewall writing policy for the education department that confused the whole country. the government was then under pressure because apparently he wasn't given a clear line. but stonewall were very clear about what they wanted to achieve. and actually, to my mind, it's subverted democracy in this country because nobody voted stonewall into that position of power. so actually, it is very, very important. a lot a while ago, i was speaking to a muslim woman who was talking to me about being on, on, on, on gb news but she did say to me that she watched the home office run a campaign about the hijab, and she said, i happen to wear one. but she said her sister does not, and her sister didn't appreciate the government being involved in that conversation. they don't believe it's a space for the government and it certainly isn't a space i would add, for unelected officials to be pushing that, because, of co

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bailey >> hey, heather. yeah, i might just be the hottest ticket in town if you're staying around this holiday weekend. we've been here for a little while now. we've seen there's a lot of people already here, but there's also a lot of people who just started coming in, and probably a lot of those folks who just got off work and now are kicking off their holiday weekend. we've been checking out all of the different stages here. one thing that caught my eye not necessarily my ear, is the silent disco, you see. right there it was silent. that is, until kelly clarkson's since you've been gone came on. and i don't blame most of those people. how could you not sing along to that one when it comes on? but one other unique thing about this show, or about this festival, rather, is that it's really for people of all ages. >> it's always felt like a family affair, and i know it's gotten to be more, more so. but for us, it's just kind of it's something that we do every year to start to start the summer. >> we know that

they were due to appear at the old bailey, - him this friday.ght? i him this friday. they were due to i appear at the old bailey, right? so, the investigation continues. any reaction from the family? understandably very upset. they have asked for privacy at this difficult time for them, and the lawyers for matthew trickett have said they are very saddened by his death. it comes obviously is a bigshot for them. —— a big shock for them. the dog is a high—profile name, given what he was charged with and what was about to happen at the old bailey, the central criminal court here in london, on friday. bud central criminal court here in london, on friday.— central criminal court here in london, on friday. and its mind at the moment. _ london, on friday. and its mind at the moment, we _ london, on friday. and its mind at the moment, we will— london, on friday. and its mind at the moment, we will continue - london, on friday. and its mind at the moment, we will continue to l the moment, we will continue to watch. —— unexplained at the moment. around the

bailey: 23 million shares in exchange for 164 million for notes due in 2026. they have billions of dollars in debt due in 2026. thus the difference between this company and amc. they announce on monday that they raised 250 million in cash announcing they were looking to return 52 million a debt. it does make it more appetizing to clean up these balance sheets which is why there trading so poorly. katie: amc still has a lot of what to talk. tell me about new york community bank. there are transactions going on there. bailey: applauding their deal since sell 5 billion in loans to jp morgan to try to recoup some of the losses. this is one of the regional banks that has fallen under pressure with under what the path would look like. they're trying to shore up the balance sheet and take advantage of the lungs they have to free up cash. katie: that was an ugly chart we saw there was going on in netflix and spores. bailey: i know you love sports. this is a deal that would include christmas day games. they had the roast of tom brady . katie: incredible. bailey: live s

will and bailey, your daughters are so cute.ory, when you asked your daughter, can kate, the one year old, did you know she would respond like that? >> i knew she would respond, how she responded that moment in time no s, could not have predicted that. it's been fun to watch. >> madeleine, your four-year-old is beautiful, as well. how old is kate? >> just about to be 13 months, end of the week. >> carley: fact she was able to say me issue raise her hand is really advanced, i have a 15-year-old, we were pregnant around the same time. will, you are funny in this video, with a big smile onnureioface, what was going through your head when your daughter reacting like that. >> as bailey mentioned, it wasn't much of a surprise. i was not dressed for the occasion, it was a genuine reaction. it is ki typical to react that way. >> carley: before we get adrian into the mix, are you going to four seasons orlando resort for vacation? >> we are, we are excited, very excited. >> adrian, you are manager of this resort, you saw the video, when i

bailey lipschultz, have a great weekend.ovavax source after signing a billion-dollar licensing deal. emily field of barclays says the timing of the transaction raises questions. she joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. katie: shares of novavax are absolutely surging today after it signed a deal with french drugmaker sanofi. a 1.2 billion-dollar licensing agreement. it includes commercializing a combined covid and flu shot. joining us now is emily field, barclays had a pharmaceutical research. an overweight waiting on sanofi. does rating on sanofi --an overweight rating on sanofi. we were talking about how modernity needs to diversify away from covid-19. uptake really falling off. then they have this deal today. tell me about what you make of the timing. em

ktvu bailey o'carroll live tonight in the newsroom. bailey.e for the team just tomorrow. >> that's right guys. they kick off their final regular season series tomorrow. of course, that would continue through the weekend. they are getting set for oregon but right now their sights of course set on that matchup. but also a playoff push ahead. >> it's an unbelievable time to be a female athlete right now. and we've got some great products, on the court, on the diamond. >> jessica allister, a stanford alum, is now in her sixth season as head coach of the university's powerhouse softball program. this season, her fifth ranked cardinal are headed into their final homestand friday with a pac 12 tournament and women's college world series. not far off, but she wants her team to focus on the task at hand. >> and we got all sorts of end goals. but if you start looking too far into the future, you're not going to take care of the work in front of you off the diamond. >> it's a unique time for alyssa's team, and they know that. >> i think it can really get

we will bring you the comments of andrew bailey. >>> and the chip designer arm faces a disappointingorecast with fears of slowdown in a.i. demand ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs." we open with the spanish banking saga bbva is making a hostile bid for the rifleval with the deal rejed by sabadell board. the spanish government says it opposes the move and the proposed merger could create a financial instability. the deal with the two businesses makes sense to bbva and it is an attractive deal. we heard from the ceo yesterday who said there are challenges to domestic consolidation in the banking sector >> this is difficult to make a friendly transaction if you are in a position to be a 50 million euro market cap. this kind of transaction usually goes through a tender offer and probably more style than friendly that is how you do a deal. that is the reason p why it is o easy to do a consolidation this is something that is not so easy to do that's also what you have to remember at this point there is no bank at 10 billion market cap just because you are giving a premium of 30%. the approach

the u.k., andrew bailey opening the door to a possible cut next month. the u.s. set to impose tariffs on chinese electric vehicles and strategic sectors in a sweeping decision to be unveiled by president biden as soon as next week. benjamin netanyahu says israel will fight on in gaza with or without u.s. support. this as washington threatens to withhold more bombs if her offerh -- rafah is invaded. it's been a good month for stocks and bonds after the stumble we saw in april. yesterday, the s&p top 5200. less than 1% of its all-time high. u.s. jobless claims jumped to their highest level since august, beating estimates and reinforcing bets on fed rate cuts. today, futures pointing to an even higher [inaudible] on both sides of the pod. you can see the impact of the u.s. data on other areas of the market. so the dollar yesterday was a touch weaker because of the labor market softness. currently a touch stronger. the two year yield yesterday saw maturities outperforming. now we are at 4.1%. will we get the needle moved a little bit by some fed speak later? the poun

bailey. >> yeah, mike. this man, a richmond resident, is alleging that police threw him on the ground, pinning him on the ground then and that resulted in injuries. he claims that race was the motive. >> went out of the way. >> he was like a pit bull. he wouldn't stop. >> on may 5th, richmond police were in the area of mcdonald avenue and first street, where they were arresting a suspect involved in a high speed chase. that's where casey gus, a 44 year old from richmond, was filming the arrest when he says police confronted him. this is richmond police body camera video, obtained and edited by gus's attorney, john burris, and then given to ktvu. the video depicts a chaotic scene and officers pinning gus to the ground before handcuffing him. according to gus, the use of force left him with head trauma, bruised ribs and back pain. >> he wasn't giving me any orders when he was pushing me. it was like a fight, combat, fight. i could feel my face literally cutting in the ground. >> police arrested gus for obstru

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bailey. thank you. san francisco mayor london breed says she will not take part in a debate set for next monday. in a statement, her campaign said there are reports of, quote, troubling connections between the campaign of candidate mark farrell and the debate organizers together sf instead, breed says she will attend a moderated discussion between mayoral candidate supervisor aaron peskin at manny's on monday night. well together, sf tells ktvu in a statement. they made changes to accommodate the mayor's schedule. they added, quote, it is telling that the mayor, like supervisor peskin, has chosen to try and tarnish the reputation of together sf instead of joining the other candidates and explaining why our 100,000 community members and all san francisco voters should trust them to run the city for the next four years. mayoral candidates mark farrell, supervisor asha sapphire and philanthropist daniel lurie are still set to attend that debate. new at ten. >> the alameda county board of supervisors voted

mike bailey, let me begin with you.ing the notes correctly, you have a rather shall i call it benign view of what the market may do from here you think that corporate earningearn ings may pull stocks along >> i think that's a good summary in terms of what we're looking at listen, this is "power lunch," let's do a food analogy. we have come through a nice meal, macros are pretty good, inflation is coming down, we're getting this goldilocks earnings generally a pretty good earnings season so pretty good meal. however, we just got this kind of terrible dessert at the end some of the software companies, salesforce and others blowing up that's what we're looking for for the broader markets. we're putting everything together, looking at the last several weeks in general our view is that we're going to see markets it into perform. stocks are chasing earnings. overall earnings look pretty good if you take out the software companies that's our general view. we'll see a continuation of some of the move. we'll have to see. we'll g

so how many bottles of baileys?th many a document and the documents. obviously you have to carry them very carefully and you look, this is the end of newscast now and i'm saying goodbye, but it's onlyjust getting interesting. goodbye from us. goodbye and goodbye, everybody. adam will be here tomorrow with, who knows, maybe more fallout on natalie elphicke maybe more anecdotes about drinking baileys with terry wogan. i don't know. goodbye for now. newscast from the bbc. low pressure taking charge of our weather through this week which will bring rain at times, not least across the south—west of england, wales, northern ireland, the rain arriving through the morning and sticking in place right through into the afternoon, could been afraid to give localised flooding and travel disruption and under the cloud and rain not feeling particularly impressive, 15 or 16 degrees but for a good part of scotland, central and eastern parts of england, sunshine and warmth, for some north sea coasts it is likely to be warmer on monda

ktvu bailey o'carroll is live near people's park bailey protesters just started moving out of that area0 minutes ago. >> yeah. greg and julie, good evening. that's right. we are here where the scene is now a whole lot calmer than it was just about 30 minutes ago. i want to move out of the way so you can kind of take a look. i'll kind of describe what it was like. as you can see, we are on the corner here of haste and telegraph. these streets now closed down by berkeley police. you see those trash cans there lined up on the right side of the street? those were all in the middle of the street. just about 10 or 15 minutes ago until police came in. they cleared all those out of the way. you see these planters here on the other side of the street? those have been knocked over. not exactly sure how those were knocked over, but we do know that they were and then i want to turn and flip the camera here to the other side, so you can see where the entrance to people people's park would be. now that is where there was a massive crowd of protesters. i believe we have video those protesters were out

matt: bailey, thank you so much for joining us. bailey lipschultz talking about a couple of the stocks moving in the markets just about 40 minutes into the session. headlines in the leverage loan market we are -- they were dominated by private credit but they flipped as syndicated loans make a comeback. we will speak to kramer 11 the tollison frankel partner next. this is bloomberg. ♪ how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. matt: lester's leverage loan headlines were dominated by private credit taking a lot of market share from syndicated loans which has been up until then the only game in town. this year the trend has reversed. syndicate loans making a comeback in the leverage loan market. here to discuss is someone who works on both kinds of deals. richard farley in his role as partner advises banks and private clients on syndicated financing transa

the news comes after the boss of the bank of england, andrew bailey, said the economy had turned a cornert wasn't yet in a strong recovery. for more on this i'm joined now byjackie bowie, head of europe at chatham financial. where is this growth coming from?

. >> ktvu bailey o'carroll joining us now live from napa from the festival and bailey, it seems as thoughight has been quite the success. >> heather that is right. night one officially in the books here at bottlerock in napa. crowds starting to shuffle out. this is kind of the tail end. i want to move out of the way so you can take a look, about five or so minutes ago, right at the top of the ten when the 10:00 show started. this was wall to wall people. you couldn't move. that is why we kind of chose to stay back here, away from the crowd. the festival completely sold out for the rest of the weekend. it's one of the hottest tickets in town that is, if you can get one. we talked to folks young and old, as young as four weeks old, who came from all over to experience this festival and you start to which bottlerock is estimated to bring more than 100,000 people over the next few days to california's famed napa valley. >> we have colorado, houston, dallas, new york and aspen. >> remy and hennessy are in town for a girls trip celebrating their 30th birthdays. one of their favorite parts of th

but governor andrew bailey suggested a cut could come as soon as next month.owever, jeremy hunt has urged the bank not to take risks with inflation. >> i welcome the fact that the bank of england has obviously thought about this very hard. they take this decision independently and i would much rather that they waited until they're absolutely sure inflation is on a downward trajectory . vie and rushed into trajectory. vie and rushed into a decision that they had to reverse at a later stage. what we want is sustainably low interest rates. and i think what's encouraging is that the bank of england governor for the first time, has expressed real optimism that we're on that path. >> thousands of pro—palestinian demonstrators have gathered in the swedish city of malmo to protest against israel competing in the eurovision song contest . in the eurovision song contest. protesters dressed in palestinian colours packed the city's historic market square before a planned march through malmo. now, during a dress rehearsal last night, crowds could be heard booing israel's p

bailey, was expansion on that. all right. can you, wrongly, we can discuss it. but russia received expansion of nature as a vital existence of trapped directions, security and uh, it must be repeated once again that the russia said that many, many times students may have $9.00 to $9.00 to sexual when, when nathan lot of them started no longer, no one cares about this, no one, no one wanted to listen. and if we believe that the, the whole issue is about to ukraine. it's one type of negotiations which russia will not be engaged in easily belief as russians think. and as i share this view that the, the, the causes bailey and the issue was about naples, which means about security in the security of the interest in europe. that's completely another type of dialogue with a completely different set up or for participants, or mr. ok let's we have to move it there. thank you very much for your time. and thank you for watching hope to see her again on the world's the part the what is a part of the the employee would post isn

patrick bailey comes home, matt chapman right behind him.double for estrada. the giants go up two. nothing to the top of the third. now brandon marsh knocks it up the middle. that's a base hit for him bryce harper scores alec bohm races home. the phillies took a32 lead. they ended up taking this one 4 to 3. and the lakers have fired their head coach, darvin ham. after two seasons. the team will now begin the search for his replacement in hopes of getting the team back to championship contention for what's expected to be superstar lebron james's final chapter. ham was 90 and 74 with the western conference finals berth, two play in victories and an in-season tournament title. the lakers lost in five games to denver in the opening round of the playoffs this year, the chronicle reporting that warriors assistant coach kenny atkins could actually be a favorite to fill that void in la and milwaukee bucks guard patrick beverley in hot water tonight. following multiple instances of questionable behavior during and after the team's loss in the opening

ktvu is crystal bailey joins us live tonight with more on the big story. crystal >> well, with the support of multiple community groups, the coliseum sale could bring the city more than $100 million, more jobs and more affordable housing. >> today, it is my privilege to say that the african american sports and entertainment group has agreed to the terms to purchase the city of oakland's share of the oakland coliseum. >> the mayor making the announcement at castlemont high school wednesday, where students proposed plans for ways to use the property and presented them to stakeholders. >> they represented the dreams that our young people have for their community negotiations with the african american sports and entertainment group started in january of 2023, with the goal to redevelop the property to include affordable housing and entertainment and sports complex and more jobs. >> an agreement costing the group $105 million. >> this is a moment where east oakland is going to change. >> this comes after reports of the city's budget deficit and the debts impend

shaun bailey this year alone. shaun bailey have made that crossing.suggest that one of the reasons that rishi sunak has called this now is because he knows, hopefully, if we're lucky anyway, that the sun imminently is about to shine and those crossings are going to go through the roof and he's lost control. >> so there's two things i say about the small boats, the small boats, the political class in general has, has made that far harder for the pm to do anything about. harder for the pm to do anything about . it's absolutely been about. it's absolutely been a failing, there's no doubt about that. but i wonder , would labour that. but i wonder, would labour have done anything different because they kept talking about safe and, legal routes? what does that mean? bigger numbers? we don't know. we need some detail there. cutting inflation. he's definitely done well on that. and he needs to keep going. and i'd argue the cost of living is a single biggest issue in the country. so it's good that he's moving things on on that he's moving things on on that on

looking for some action, let's go to bailey lipschultz.t feels like we woke up in 2021 feeling like what is going on with gamestop right now. bailey: we are so back, as is marine kitty, call it a meme of a player. that triggered a rally in gamestop shares, up more than 90%, now 104%, halting four times in the first few minutes for voluntarily. it appears those animal spirits are around. still cautious on the company, cautious on the outlook. they had earnings next month but it feels like in this moment in time, very much shades of 2021. even seeing shares like amc, all rounding double digits this morning. it seems like investors are more than happy to play that meme stock now. katie: i thought stuff like this wasn't supposed to happen anymore after all of those rate hikes. gamestop going to limit up this morning. let's talk about what is going on with apple. a lot of speculation around that name as well. bailey: on the number of reports and reaction from wall street into the potential for a partnership with openai. that would bring some of

katie bailey o'carroll joins us now in studio. after hearing from that man at the center of the incident and police, bailey. >> hey mike and julia, that man, a richmond resident, is alleging that police threw him on the ground, pinned him there and then that resulted in injuries and he claims race was the motive went out of the way. >> he was like a pit bull. he wouldn't stop. >> on may 5th, richmond police were in the area of mcdonald avenue and first street, where they were arresting a suspect involved in a high speed chase. that's where casey gus, a 44 year old from richmond, was filming the arrest when he says police confronted him. this is richmond police body camera video obtained and edited by gus attorney, john burris, and then given to ktvu. the video depicts a chaotic scene and officers pinning gus to the ground before handcuffing him. according to gus, the use of force left him with head trauma, bruised ribs, and back pain. >> he wasn't giving me any orders when he was pushing me. it was like a fight, combat, fight. i c

then my difficult conversation is with son of the famous photographer david bailey, sasha bailey, a formerodel who has the nhs waiting list to thank for giving him time to think, stopping him from going down a path of gender reassignment surgery. he says he's happy to be alive. you will not want to miss that story. but before we get started, let's get your latest news with cameron walker . walker. >> gnaana. thank you. it is 3:01. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. now we've got some breaking news. in the last few minutes. an aircraft has crashed into a field near coningsby in lincolnshire. police and emergency services were rushed to the scene just before 120 this afternoon. it's believed to be a single occupant aircraft and nobody else is thought to have been involved . thought to have been involved. but roads do remain closed. they are in place in areas of dogdyke road and sandy bank. motorists are being urged to avoid the area . well. to other news now, area. well. to other news now, sir keir starmer says the voting age should be lowered to include 16 and 17 year olds. it come

missouri attorney general andrew bailey joins me now. general bailey good to have you with us.oining me. >> thank you for having me on. explain to me what is the evidence, the clear evidence that links the white house to these prosecutions which we have heard former president trump claim all along and there's a number of sort of ties between the teams but what clear evidence has come to light the causes you to go to step further? >> president trump is absolutely right. the illicit nature of these witchhunt prosecutions is self-evident to anyone paying attention broadly speaking but specifically alvin bragg's prosecution at the manhattan district attorney's office is not support a by the facts or the wall. i would remind viewers at the end of the day all attorneys are held to are certain rules of professional conduct. prosecutors are actually held to a heightened standard of rules. it's illicit to bring a frivolous case and that's what's happening here but what we are not focused enough on and what this request seeks to expose is the illicit motivations the prosecutors themselve

bailey, among the best defensive catchers in all of baseball, is hitting 278 with three homers and ten in 25 games this season. hopefully a speedy recovery for patrick. san jose earthquakes will look for their second win of the season as they host lafc. that's just getting underway at levi's stadium. our cameras are there at practice earlier this week, newly acquired argentinian midfielder hernan lopez, a $7 million signing, just got word. yesterday he was cleared to make his debut tonight. we'll see if he plays. today is being billed as the biggest cinco de mayo weekend party on the west coast. an expected crowd of 50,000 fans. >> to be honest, it's a really good atmosphere. last year was amazing and hopefully this year is going to be amazing too. >> this game against l.h.c couldn't come at a better time. it couldn't come at a better time for us, to be in this environment, which we enjoyed so much from last year. we know this is a classical. this is a game we take personal. this is about on a given night. who wants it more. and we're excited for this opportunity and missed it. >> darn

all right bailey thank you. >> thanks guys. >> next at 11 it was supposed to be a happy day.ended up being awful tonight. >> frightening moments at an oakland high school where gunfire disrupted a graduation ceremony. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. >> fox two starts now, and we continue to stay on top of this breaking news tonight at skyline high school. hello again everyone. >> i'm heather holmes and i'm mike mibach. two people were shot at a graduation ceremony for the class of 2024. hundreds of people were on campus to celebrate and said they found themselves running for cover and ktvu zac sos has been there on the scene all evening long for zach. >> still a very heavy police presence at the school right now . >> yeah, that's correct. and earlier, police describing the chilling circumstances described by witnesses here at this graduation ceremony, confirming that