very good to talk to you, kim bailey, thank you | to you, kim bailey, thank you so much. the bbc sport centre. we were expecting to hear from the west ham managerjulen lopetegui in around an hour's time, previewing friday's fa cup tie at aston villa, however that press conference has now been cancelled, fuelling speculation that the spaniard is about to lose his job. west ham have won just two of their last eight games and are seven points above the relegation zone. i wasn't having him from the moment_ i wasn't having him from the moment he arrives, really. i thought— moment he arrives, really. i thought it _ moment he arrives, really. i thought it was a bad decision from — thought it was a bad decision from the _ thought it was a bad decision from the club to let david moyes _ from the club to let david moyes go, i know a lot of fans think— moyes go, i know a lot of fans think differently, but itjust

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.

ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us tonight here in studio bailey. some residents starting to get a look at what is left of those neighborhoods. >> hey, mike. yeah, the fires, of course, are still burning out of control tonight. earlier today, you mentioned some of those people started to go home to take a look at the destruction that really looks like something out of a hollywood movie. unfortunately, it is now the reality of utter destruction. nearly the entire pacific palisades community wiped out by the palisades fire, which authorities confirmed has killed two people. the fire still burning out of control, just one of the many actively burning in l.a. county. >> we are not through this by any means. we keep seeing these fires pop up in different places. we may see more before this is over. >> a new fire sparking this afternoon. the kenneth fire burning near the woodland hills in calabasas. >> at the rate of spread and the density of the communities in this area, it is serious. >> a scary situation now trending in the right direction thanks to a

thank you bailey. thanks, guys. thanks, bailey. the news at 11 starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we have numerous employees who have lost their homes, as well as loved ones who have lost their homes. and they're still here coming to work every day to serve each of you. >> the firefight in southern california, continuing for almost a week straight. tonight, the death toll rises and the fundraising efforts are in full force. tonight, the firefight becomes critical as firefighters race to gain the upper hand before the region gets hit with more wind. hello again. >> i'm betty yu and i'm mike mibach. right to the very latest. and the death toll increasing once again today. tonight, the los angeles county coroner confirming 24 people have died in the fires. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres. it is 13% contained. the eaton fire, burning in altadena and pasadena, now at 14,000 acres with 27% containment. all of these fires in the last week have destroyed more than 12,000 structures, combining

now you can get that coffee with a little baileys if you so desire. there is no better public transportation than the ferry in my opinion. hot take. thanks for watching. the 11:00 news. our next newscast at 7 a.m. stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. download the fox local app to your tv. good night everybody. going on everyone. i'm alex savage. welcome to this edition of like it or not. you know how this show goes. we put the topics out there for our panel. everything from major controversies to some of those little annoyances that c

christina, back to you. >> bailey o'carroll live for us tonight in the city. bailey. thank you. the chp is investigating a head on collision in the south bay that killed a pregnant woman. it happened around 6:30 p.m. on new says a suspected drunkrir in a pickup truck was sing east on wellesl road. east of new aven. the truck crossed into the westbound lane and hit an suvhere 29 year oldregnt woman was riding as a passenger. 50 year old jesus carlos torres of mountain view, was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. >> two people were killed after a small plane crash right through the roof of a commercial building and then burst into flames down in orange county. at least 18 other people were injured. ten of them had to be transported to the hospital. police have not said if those killed were actually in the plane or in the building. the accident happened not far from the fullerton airport about 2:00 this afternoon. workers in the building said they heard the explosion on the roof and then rushed to evacuate. >> i just heard a big explosion and a lot of smoke. and

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ktvu bailey o'carroll has the report. >> thousands of people from across the bay area gathered in the heart of downtown san francisco for the annual first thursday street fair. it marked one of the first big events in the city since a terrorist drove a truck through a packed bourbon street in new orleans on new year's day, killing 14 people. >> we talked about game plan, what we would do if we were separated. so we talked about that, and then we were like, do we come? >> do we stay home? >> and our decision was to come here tonight. >> this couple who drove from napa to be here said they felt safe. and these girls from the east bay echoed that message. >> things have been happening in a lot of different places lately that are really horrible. >> so i think it is positive when communities can come together in like a welcoming and comforting way. >> even vendors said they trust in the security and police in attendance. >> we always try to think positively. what happened there was extremely sad and depressing. over here. we're all about providing love through our food and so we hope you

. >> thank you bailey. well the 11:00 news starts right now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we've also discovered that jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months prior to the attacks. >> new information tonight revealing more about the man who killed 14 people in new orleans. the trips he took to the city prior to the attack, all captured on video through his smart meta glasses. the fbi says the killer scouted the area before those attacks and also traveled to egypt as well as canada. good evening once again, everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm betty yu, and now they're investigating how that may or may not be tied into the attack on new year's day. prior to the tragedy, shamsuddin jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months leading up to the attack. the fbi says by using advanced meta glasses, jabbar recorded himself biking through the french quarter on one of those trips. investigators say he also had the video recording glasses on during wednesday's attack, but the glasses were not activated. this video, obtained by

well, joining us on american history tv is beth bailey, a professor at the university of kansas and lawrence, the author of this book, an army of fire how the us army confronted its racial crisis in the vietnam

greg bailey was there when it started. >> the smell was like. it was like sitting in your kitchen. turn your burners on with no gas, with no flame. i mean literally. and so we just hauled down to the end of the street. >> he said everyone immediately knew what was happening. >> literally the water. everybody took off down the street and up the street to get away from it. >> he said emergency crews went door to door trying to get residents on the block to evacuate. >> they went door to door and then some of the doors. people wouldn't answer and they kept knocking on them. >> now the red cross was on hand to help those evacuated. so far, some good news. no injuries have been reported. and again, all those evacuation orders have been lifted. bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at ten police in san francisco have a person in custody tonight following a shooting near a homeless shelter. it happened in the yerba buena neighborhood near fifth and welsh around 630 tonight. once on scene, officers found a person who had been shot. that victim was taken to the hospital with major in

bailey. >> yeah.ghters have made progress, in no way are people in la in the clear. a big part of that is because of those high winds that are expected to come in over the next few days. fire crews from all over the world, including mexico and canada, they are there in la fighting these fires from the ground and in the air. right now, crews are going through residential neighborhoods in malibu and pacific palisades, looking for hotspots where the fires may break out again. i spoke with an oakland firefighter this afternoon who has been assigned to the eaton fire. he told me that there was some flare ups there late last night because of those high winds moved in, but he said they're going literally square inch by square inch to make sure nothing reignites. officials. they are also warning about possible looters. they are warning those people to stay away from these areas affected. >> this isn't over. the fires may be closer to being over. you hear that from our fire chiefs if it goes that way. but we d

for life checks, the republic of georgia's zora mitch bailey has refused to step down describing the illegitimate takeover of her country like mccain and kissinger. she embodies to nations, statesmanship and defense of her country's democratic values. as the mccain institutes, kissinger fellow zoar, a bunch of illegal use her vast diplomatic leadership and policy making experience to push for new elections and a democratic path forward in her country. now the georgia in parliament speak uh commented on the nomination of the for my georgian president, by the american institute saying that she likes another georgian president's stock, has really had never subs the interest of georgia almost 12 years ago. a similar gesture was extended to another ex president, mikhail psychiatry, bailey at tufts university. both of them willingly took up the offer, despite having pledge allegiance to georgia alone, psychiatry really later became a ukrainian citizen. and zora bish really to eventually is likely to return to her native france. it is clear now to our compatriots, exactly as we have been sa

ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us right now in the studio with a breakdown from today's game against the cardinals. >> yeah, you call it rough. it just wasn't really pretty at all. this game wasn't. the niners gave up 21 points in the fourth quarter alone. also, an injury to running back isaac guerendo really a microcosm of the season as a whole for the niners, who are just ready to turn the page. but they had one final game today, brock purdy sitting this one out due to a right elbow injury. but things got off to a relatively feisty start in this one. check this out. niners wide receiver jauan jennings piledrives a starling thomas the fifth who well, he wasn't happy about it. the scuffle resulted in offsetting unnecessary roughness penalties. then the very next play, will jennings. he's not done yet. he gets into it with sean murphy-bunting again, resulting in offsetting unnecessary roughness penalties. jennings and murphy-bunting were both ejected from the game after this one, and to make it worse, jennings was just 25 yards away from reaching 1000 receiving yards on the season before

thank you bailey. thanks, guys. thanks, bailey.at 11 starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we have numerous employees who have lost their homes, as well as loved ones who have

sara's stepmother beinash batool were sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted at the old bailey killing sara at their home in woking. daniel sandford gave us this update. they were given a life sentence for murder with a minimum term of a0 years, so essentially it will be absolutely definitely at least a0 years in prison. just over a two weeks after that sentence was passed, on new year's day, a fan sharif was attacked in belmarsh prison in south—east london. —— irfan sharif. it is thought that two inmates were probably involved, and that the alleged weapon was part of a can of tuna. there had been reports that the injuries he sustained and included a cut to the throat. i don't understand that that is accurate. it seems that the injuries are cuts to the face. he wasn't taken out of prison, to a&e for example, he was treated in hospital. it sounds like a significant attack, but the injuries perhaps were not massively significant. it is an indication of quite how serious the situation is in prison is at the moment, because assaults have become commonplace. 30,000 assaults in priso

whereas andrew bailey has been focused on the outlook he needs to shift now and look at the bond marketnd fiscal headroom and the pickle the government have found themselves in and respond if he doesn't do it sooner or later, he will find the uk in had a more challenging outlook for growth. >> from what you are telling me, the biggest pressure, you said there is actually coming on the fiscal side, is because of the budget we will be on obtain in w government is number 11 and 10 listening to us in the bond market at the moment >> yup in the u.s., donald trump doesn't listen to many people, but the bond arket is one thin he should be listening to. i'm not sure of andrew bailey is listening to he should be i would be telling him to ramp up the rhetoric about the interest rate cuts over the next 12 months. the government will not change their decision making now. they've got another budget in march. if the outlook doesn't change, of course, fiscal headroom eroded by the cost of interests going up with the bond yields rising the growth outlook deteriorating. the bond market is telling them y

year—old man has been charged with four counts of attempted murder and is due to appear at the old baileye charges will be reviewed following mr chapman's death. 12 people, including two children have been killed in a shooting rampage in southern montenegro yesterday evening. the shooter, aco martinovic had been drinking heavily throughout new year's day and got into an altercation with a restaurant guest. after the argument, he apparently went home to get a weapon and returned to the restaurant where he begin a shooting spree. martinovic drove to five other locations and shot several other people including members of his own family. police say he fatally injured himself during a stand off with officers several hours later. the proportion of patients here in england being diagnosed with cancer at an early stage has risen to its highest ever level, according to new nhs figures. the latest data on 13 of the most common cancers, such as breast, prostate and lung cancer, shows that nearly three in five patients are now being diagnosed at the earliest stages of the disease, when it is far easi

30—year—old man has been charged with four counts of attempted murder and will appear at the old baileytory in bhopal — which was the scene of one of the world's deadliest gas leaks a0 years ago. thousands of people died after poisonous fumes leaked from the union carbide factory in 1984. the site was closed — but toxic material had remained there, with claims it was polluting ground water in nearby areas. live now to delhi and our correspondent arunoday mukharji. tell us more about the operation that has been started today. operation that has been started toda . ., . ., , ., today. one of the officials who is overseeing _ today. one of the officials who is overseeing the _ today. one of the officials who is overseeing the operation - is overseeing the operation since last night was quoted in the indian media saying the country had never seen something like this, on this scale, in terms of transporting hazardous material of this scale. what happened, they have found the hazardous material where the tragedy took place in 1984 and they have booed it 200 kilometres away to another site whe

ella says to me, will you take me over to see pearl bailey, dear? when you smile at me, i heard a melody. it haunted me from the start. >> okay? >> meant nothing to me. i walked into the front door with ella. we walked into the casino, walked into the dining room. afterwards, we walked through the front door again. that's when ella turned to me and says, you're my friend for life. i said, i thought i was your friend for life. what do you mean by that? she says, you took me through the front door. i had no idea that i'd made history that night with her. >> nat king cole was a guy given credit for actually being the first guy to integrate the showrooms. >> i can't forget the. >> night i met you. >> the story that i've heard is that nat king cole would come over and see the do de paris show, and so when they were here, he tried to come in and see them, and they told him he could sit on the side of the stage and watch. and so the lido people said, no show and let in. nat king cole is not sitting front and center. we're not going to do a show. >> i have

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> oakland's firefighter union is sounding the alarm now. why? three fire stations will be closing on monday and not reopening any time in the near future, and what firefighters say could mean for response times. and the san francisco supervisor, who wants police to launch a mass arrest campaign to ght drug use and drug dealing in are you tired of your hair breaking after waiting years for it to grow? new pantene with more pro-vitamins, plus biotin & collagen. repairs as well as the leading luxury bonding brand. stronger, healthier hair, without the $60 price tag. if you know, you know it's pantene. (♪) when life spells heartburn... how do you spell relief? r-o-l-a-i-d-s rolaids' dual-active formula begins to neutralize acid on contact. r-o-l-a-i-d-s spells relief. budget cuts that could affect response times as soon as next week. this morning, we spoke to leadership at the international association of firefighters since november of 2022. a fire station in the grand lake neighborhood has been closed for renovations. well, now, starting monda

ktvu bailey o'carroll has the story. >> after finishing the 2024 season with a six and 11 record, the francisco 49ers started the offseason by making changes, firing both their defensive and special teams coordinators. >> as hard as it is for me to come to this conclusion, but i feel there's some options out there that can end up being a better option in the situation that we're in for our team. and when really it comes down to that, both head coach kyle shanahan and gm john lynch are reflecting on what went wrong. >> and yes, there was a slew of injuries, but the locker room was also plagued by off the field tragedies. >> i will say that this season i've never had anything like it in terms of the amount, the severity, the unique circumstances, and i was proud of the way our team stuck together, had each other's backs. >> in august, during the preseason, rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall was shot in the chest during an attempted robbery. he survived. >> it is unique, but when you go through it, i think it does make people a little bit closer and a little bit stronger for going throu

all right, bailey, thank you. thanks, guys.ate it. >> the aerial attack resumed today, dropping much needed water and retardant on the flames. fire crews from around the country getting a break from the extreme winds. but gusts are expected to strengthen again. the fires are prompting the closure of schools across l.a. county. there are widespread gas and power outages, as well as concern for the smoky air and polluted water in the area. tonight, officials are warning conditions remain dangerous. they are urging people to remain vigilant as the loss begins to set in, and the death toll is expected to rise. >> at one point, we'll be able to do a more thorough search of these impacted areas. some of them look like a bomb was dropped in them, where we will be able to bring in canines and other things to help us. >> the l.a. sheriff says 20 people have been arrested so far on suspicion of looting from some of these evacuated areas. governor newsom announcing tonight that he's deploying the california national guard to help support

two goals arrived in the space of five second—half minutes before leon bailey's winner.mpton after another defeat left them just above the relegation zone. david brooks scored the only goal in bournemouth�*s 1—0 win at the vitality stadium. i don't think it is too dissimilarfrom last i don't think it is too dissimilar from last year. i don't think it is too dissimilarfrom last year. it is kinda one of those things especially the home games where we can turn anyone over. if especially the home games where we can turn anyone over.- we can turn anyone over. if you look at the — we can turn anyone over. if you look at the goal-scoring - look at the goal—scoring records, it is an ongoing challenge, players cost a lot of money. you have to develop a way of playing to score goals. but it comes down to individuals in the final moment of truth comes. arsenal leading by 1—0. leeds lead at the top of that ship has been cut one point. burnley had put themselves level with lead, a diving header as blackburn's 15 year wait for victory over burnley goes on. sheffield united are also a

baltimore and this was the icing on the cake, bailey zappe got the start in cleveland.ows a pick to the big man, michael pierce. smart business decision. slides instead of running it back, but the ravens couldn't be more jacked to win their division as they clinch the three seed in the afc. the 49ers are going to close out their regular season tomorrow in arizona. i know, thank god. and they will enter their longest off-season in four years. deebo samuel's been ruled out for the game. george kittle is questionable. j'wan jennings is going to play. could achieve his first 1,000-yard season if he can get to 77 yards. his pockets are lighter entering the off-season. the nfl fined him over $11,000 for his unnecessary roughness penalty sunday against the lions. jennings might not mind as he's never really been shy about his love for run blocking. >> how much do you enjoy the blocking and the physical part of that game? >> oh man, i enjoyed it since a little kid, man. he made a wish, and i granted it for him. >> perfect answer. >>> okay, no more drinking. i'm running four tim

a different george bailey, you may recall, was jimmy stewart's character in it's a wonderful life.s life at one point: good friends, a loving family, the respect of his community. by the time i sat down across from larry, much of that had evaporated. he stood accused of trying to kill his wife with a pipe bomb. and his first words to me...were that police had the wrong man. larry hoagland: i did not try to kill my wife. i'm adamant about this. josh mankiewicz: the only thing larry said was true...was that he did have an affair. larry hoagland: i was cheating on my wife, i was cheating on my family. josh mankiewicz: you-- you were in love with somebody else? larry hoagland: yeah, i was. yes, i was. to be perfectly frank, yes. josh mankiewicz: and you were what, gonna ask your wife for a divorce? larry hoagland: yes. josh mankiewicz: and walk out? larry hoagland: --that was pretty much it. yes. i let a lot of people down. i deceived a lot of people. i forsook a lot of people. i-- i did. josh mankiewicz: is that the worst sin you've committed? larry hoagland: yes. josh mankiewicz: bec

because the russian, bailey, is also an investor in the milking group coverage state of georgia and native lives in cyprus, the subject some system for your records. you leave the keys that i see the, the, the rules for frontier to see if that gives you what i see on those 2 is up on just a, comes to some of the products. so, you know, see if there's any way means officially we have the man or beast, the vote was on the weights of was you able to use gears are these are super supernova folks to the in 2020. the milson group was at the center of international scandal, ways and relate to the british, published to own investigative reports, law enforcement in spain, germany and sweden and ukraine failed to shut down the company's offices and how it is criminal organizes accountable. but why sort of one of those keys are for you the luck with your office of much of the email that the goodies us pro of things and the use before for me i need somebody to talk to me. i just missed, we just sort of felt so pretty much the mobile frustrating cuz there's some you will for you to. so our political po

bailey isn't locker. it could be said it'd be a good deal with the the goal then a natural use is really easy to invite echo. i'm sorry to move, but after that, i for the, at the moment, put that as the media to these in the, the way it needs to be, unless, well, something is that other than yeah, so to support a lot of worldly ballpark waste was fossil ridge point what's wrong one and yeah, there's a yeah, much boy. yeah, there's another man from the top. most of them it will see a new taco semester of autumn leaf lodge and play as the one that i believe both the full name also owned by a socialist a. she had been that i believe next as an inquiry about the, the mountains that you have sent over. yes, some email of the it was on the study a says to that mash to wireless. mike, since the powers may send me a new phone, plus some says, and it says to them with a client that they, that fish failed with the show page such me of, i'm kind of the size l us, your chevrolet profile, of my assets that i own model

giant pandas bailey and king bao were all smiles today after about five inches of snow blanketed the washington, d.c. area. they're rolling around in it. three year old pandas arrived in the district in october. they'll make their public debut at the smithsonian on january 24th. the pandas will live in the national zoo as part china. so they're going to have to get used to the cold winters. i think they're used to it, i can say. i mean, look at that. it's the second wave of snow expected to fall overnight. fall tonight as well. and freezing temperatures over the next few days will make it difficult for the d.c. area to thaw out from all t that snowfall. that's a lt of snow. i think they're enjoying it more than the people i think they really like. you know why they're having so much fun? because they don't have to shovel it. exactly, exactly. all right. you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. and jess and garvin, you guys have what's coming up. thanks, jeff. we got a lot coming up this monday evening. among our top stories, more drama involving

one for best ensemble and individual nods for lead actors cynthia erivo, ariana grande and jonathan bailey. it's a big deal, given that the sag awards are often a good indicator of who will receive oscar nominations. we shall see. all right. don't forget you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. janelle joins me now with what's coming up at 530. jessica and kyra, right now at 530, we continue our breaking news coverage of the devastating wildfires in southern california. we're going to take you live to the front lines, and we'll have the latest updates on the fight by firefighters to gain some type of control as the fires remain at 0% containment. also done with congress and focusing on oakland, barra lee officially announced that she's running for mayor. we talked with her about the big move and two big name bay area companies are teaming up the partnership between facebook and ebay. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. and i'm janelle wang right now in los angeles, mayor

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bailey when fitting all came along, that changed everything. because now you've got people 16, 17, 18. >> young kids having completed high school. they are using he plans to open this new delhi next week. but in the meantime, there's a new plan brewing to combat the rampant drug use on the street might be that a criminal justice intervention is the intervention they need to save their life. >> i trust san francisco to to do this the right way. supervisor matt dorsey is looking to prop 36 which was an act into law by voters in november to a rest drug users. the goal is to force people into detox and rehabilitation. dorsey says the previous laws were not working. what we're enabling in our city is hurting our economy. it's hurting our residents. it's hurting our neighborhoods. friday dorsey sent a letter to law enforcement agencies asking them to see if they could arrest up to 100 drug users every night in the city. 6th street in the tenderloin. the proposal is turning heads, though, with incoming supervisor jackie fielder calling the strategy no

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comment further they investigate. 43—year—old urfan sharif and beinash batool were convicted at the old baileyople that struggle with day to day tasks like washing, dressing themselves, eating and taking medication, especially as we live longer? also, who should pay for it. it's something that every nation has to tackle. well, proposals on the long—term funding of social care in england are unlikely to be delivered before 2028 at the earliest, according to the government. but councils and care providers say it is too long to wait for reform of vital services which are already on their knees. with more here's our social affairs editor alison holt. we're living longer, and more of us have complex health needs, but the care system that supports people in care homes or in their own homes has been in crisis for years. councils who buy most care, and service providers, say they're juggling growing demand against underfunding and staff shortages. the government says care costs will double in the next 20 years, so the task for the new commission is to draw up sustainable and affordable plans for the f

comp, in central gauze of the bodies and the injured from the attack on the come were taken to the bailey functioning o x. a hospital in the that will let spring into a zone in de la in central garza tarik will get you those strikes in a moment. but 1st let's begin with the weather. those challenging conditions of cold and heavy rains as well. how will people coping well just to kind the internally displaced in tunnels instead of displace some of these are holes in the grid of the schools with us? that's enough for us to go to fred, leaving them quite fun level to cope with the current situation. we understand that families are living and make ship 10 starts quite like whole source of basic mississippi's and without prop installation and teaching systems, they are enduring freezing temperatures. that's completely affect on them negatively in a very on imaginable by the children of the most vulnerable. in fact, uh they were left. she brings under their in blankets as their buddies to not with the found this child. many of them are really suffering from a respite rotary. so this is as the,

. >> we spoke with cal state east bay political science professor dan bailey about the timing of theback and forth remarks. >> i think that wildfires and natural disasters are always going to be political because it has to do with federal funding. >> during trump's first presidential term, he was also critical of california's fire management plans. and on the campaign trail just this past october, he threatened to withhold funds over water issues. >> and we'll say, gavin, if you don't do it, we're not giving you any of that fire money that we send you all the time for all the fire forest fires that you have. >> so what does this mean as trump enters his second presidential term? >> i think the state just needs to be prepared for not having federal funds. i think that we have to be smart and creative in ways that we can protect our people here, senator josh becker said. >> the focus right now should not be on political accusations, certainly not appropriate at all. >> the focus of everyone should be on first containing these fires, putting out these fires, protecting civilians. >> wed

a similar gesture was extended to another ex president mikhail psychiatry, bailey at tufts university. both of them willingly took up the offer, despite having pledge allegiance to georgia alone. so cash really later became a ukrainian citizen, and zora bishop, billy to eventually is likely to return to her native france. it is clear now to our compatriots, exactly as we have been saying, all along that neither of them has ever been in the service of georgia and both of them went back to the entity that employed them. so now the editor in chief, all the goods and farm georgia news agency said that nothing should have been expected from the former president of georgia, except pandering to western influence is the price for it to grow is the what is happening in georgia is a typical special operation by foreign intelligence services, as it is currently fashionable to say in georgia of the collective west, where frances currently playing a leading role rather than the united states do have not been focused on georgia lately. this was to be expected because during, but you really, despite

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chancellor mitch bailey city college is here.f oewd is present. director kate of the war memorial is also here. and lastly our first inspector general is in the house, terry wily current superior court judge. welcome and enjoy the ceremony. >> thank you so ump. captain johnson. next, the most important moment here. this next dignitary needs no introduction many of you know him as the mayor. . s a two term our 41st mayor of san francisco and legendary speaker of the california state assembly. willie well brown is here! yes. and he will deliver the oath of office here in just a second. come on up and as we know he is regarded the most fluential african-american politician of the upon 20th century with 4 decades plus of service under his belt. welcome the mayor, willie brown. come on up! [applause] thank you very much. for this kind introductio mayor breed elected officials family of the city and county of san francisco. i have been honored by the sheriff of this city to swear in this man with second term as sheriff. and i am doing

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sara's stepmother beinash batool were sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted at the old baileyentlessly pursue isis and other terrorist organisations wherever they are and that isis will find no safe harbour in the united states. his comments come after it was confirmed that shamsud—dinjabbar who drove a pickup truck into a crowd in new orleans, killing 11; people, had declared his support for islamic state. the fbi now says the 42—year—old army veteran had acted alone. from new orleans — here's carl nasman. music. the familiar sights and sounds of new orleans have returned less than 48 hours after an attacker turned the city streets into a crime scene. in the face of terror, music has become an act of defiance. this is where that attack took place on new year's day, and this is bourbon street now — new orleans is a city you can't keep quiet for long. investigators now say the suspect, shamsud—din jabbar, acted alone, driving a vehicle through a crowd of revellers and planting at least two explosives nearby. authorities have given the all—clear, but bourbon street is filled wit

stepmother, beinash batool, were sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted at the old baileya at their home in woking, surrey. with me is our uk correspondent daniel sandford. this case obviously was horrific when everyone learned the details of it. tell us what has happened in prison. it was one of the _ has happened in prison. it was one of the most _ has happened in prison. it was one of the most significant - has happened in prison. it was| one of the most significant and distressing cases of last year and it ended on the 17th of december with urfan sharif being given a life sentence for murder, with the minimum term of a0 years, so essentially he will definitely be a0 years in prison. just over two weeks after that sentence was passed on new year's day, urfan sharif was attacked in belmarsh prison in south—east london. that is where he is being held. my understanding is that it is thought true inmates were probably involved and that the alleged weapon was part of a can of tuna. there had been reports that the injuries he sustained included a cup to the throat. i don't un

sara's stepmother beinash batool were sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted at the old baileymily of the man who killed 14 people in new orleans early on new year's day say they are struggling to understand how shamsud—dinjabbar could have committed such an attack. but his half—brother, abdurjabbar, said that despite a recent divorce and some financial problems, his sibling had shown no worrying signs. abdurjabbarsaid in an interview: "i'm still shocked by the whole thing. it still, doesn't seem like it actually happened. " he added: "i just dropped my phone and crawled into a corner that's unbelievable, honestly. i can't imagine him doing anything like that." the fbi say the army veteran acted alone and had declared his support for the islamic state group. but his half—brother said that despite a recent divorce and some financial problems, jabbar had shown no warning signs. carl nasman reports. music. the familiar sights and sounds of new orleans have returned less than 48 hours after an attacker turned the city streets into a crime scene. in the face of terror, music has bec

place in the refugee camps you separately, somebody's own your rebels, launched a forced camera, bailey, i mean, the northwest and southwest of campbell in 22. their seeking independence support groups. they say marginalized, the united nation, such a conflict disclosed more than 100000 people to seek refuge in nigeria and those that are already 30000 company. we have refugees. yeah. you either go on more or still coming as fighting between coming to win and government forces. and i'm was when you're rebels goes on, it's adding pressure on a, the addresses which i already showed on supplies and funds. generally ben is watching his 2 children with hers with other child. refugees for performance was the 1st one is to cross him tonight. jerry, after fleeing from possible execution, he says at the hands of cumberland soldiers is concerned that the global community has forgotten the conflict in. kimberly, timothy is to gwen on and you don't see it in the middle of a media outlets. you don't, it's not really a competition. i did. i did group. i've seen. i don't advise anybody to go back home

genocidal activities that include the distinguished public policy. finally at the american university of bailey. thank you very much indeed. for being with us, let's go back to honey mode in general about in central garza honey. you've been talking to us about the way that people there have been reacting to the news that appears to be a ceasefire in place. or will be put in place in the next few days between homeless and israel. just give us an idea of what the atmosphere has been like a rob, people can't wait here to know more about the details. they've just reacted this. frontier has to be right away through the news of the agreement between hallmark and israel. and what we're seeing now is more of a large other crowd here at the hospital. as people learn more about the announcement of the agreement, start pouring into the hospital and as you can see it from the camera here. this is a larger crowd than what we expected in the past. a few minutes. and they were actually more than this, but took the streets right now. they're moving into riley's. but there is much of the feelings here that we'r

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