brody wasn't even there.he fighters has his mask pulled off and internet users identified that fighter as ben brody. it wasn't. musk never specifically identifies or names brody online, but he did retweet and comment on tweets that claim that brody was involved. the lawsuit against musk says, quote, ben and his family's experience of seeing him defamed by one of the most powerful men on earth warped their entire sense of reality, leaving them stunned, confused and afraid. no comment so far from musk. >>> the head of jpmorgan, meanwhile, says the bank is using ai to replace some work, jamie dimon says he predicts the next generation will work three and a half days a week. he made the comments in an interview with bloomberg. >>> and a big snack company holding strategy meetings to try to figure out how to deal with ozempic and other drugs that depress the appetite. less hunger, fewer cheez-its. the company that makes cheez-its says we are by no means complacent in their plans. ozempic prescriptions up 300% in t

and atrocities of the german invaders in early july 1941 in the vicinity of the cities of lev and brody together with the ukrainian police , organized a search and arrest of the jewish population and people loyal to the soviets. power, as a result of which the germans captured about 3,000 jews, from children to very old people. all of them were sent to a jewish camp in the city of lvov. in addition, during the autumn of 1941, the gestapa shot about 4,000 jews on the outskirts of the city of brody. and then through the eyes of an eyewitness, in the words of citizen maria zapara august. the execution was carried out in the following order: from morning to evening, people were brought in cars to the place of execution, there they stripped naked, stood on boards placed over prepared pits and were shot from machine guns and machine guns, the dead fell into the pit, thus a large number of innocents were shot soviet people were buried in eight pits, and the ninth pit was prepared, but remained unfilled. there is still more work to be done on this pile of documents, but the subject of research

raj, you're the expert here. >> brodie is the expert. but he's a good guy and a good leader.s going to be exciting for the giants. >>> up next, happy new year. it's opening night of the nba season. garvin, who is that? >> i don't know. dell curry's kid? >> a live look at chase center. warriors and the suns warming up right now. anthony flores joins us next. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. (♪♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...c

that from sam brody from capitol hill. and lloyd smucker also a republican saying yesterday the house g.o.p. conference is broken and we oft. two reporters on x. tony in georgia. you are our last call here. >> what the president should do that the president in limited situations should be able to have oh my god, you know when he makes an order on his own. he should have limited power for emergencies like this when they can't. limited just to deal with an immediate crisis. and second thing is curtail the speech and debate clause because we are spending our tax dollars both democrat and republicans to go on the house floor in congress on national tv and just spew the most wild ridiculous things that have nothing to do with governing and law. they are using our tax dollars to subvert common law and shouldn't be allowed to do that and held responsible for their speeches and what they say because it affects americans' lives and the world. host: we are going to leave the conversation for now and will pick up with the reaction la

but brody says he was in california at the time. he also says he's been harassed because of the posts musk's attorneys have yet to comment on the lawsuit. >> the lives of countless kaiser permanente. patients in california could be upended of tens of thousands of healthcare workers go on strike tomorrow. medications could become unavailable and appointments and procedures put off. chris wolfe has more. >> street protest before, but wednesday could be unprecedented, potentially. 75,000 kaiser workers across the u.s. are ready to walk off the job for 3 days starting wednesday morning at 06:00am labor agreement cannot be reached between employees and kaiser permanente. what about surgeries, doctor visits, emergencies and medication, but we are doing everything we can to try to avert the we spoke with michelle gaskill executive with kaiser permanente. >> and here's everything you need to know all hospitals and emergency rooms will remain open. pharmacies will stay open. and kaiser is working to keep urgent care centers in operation. the

and that is something that is elected sky brody, welcome to obviously, when it was a nice during the press conference today, i'd also imagine missed the landscape was somewhat worried that the invasion of his country would be forgotten admits and everything that's happened since that the, the weekend was not a big topic that yeah, that was sort of an underlying issue based on that press conference with the belgian prime minister and during the nathan just nathan ministerial meeting at the headquarters of the military alliance during the press conference. as he managed to r, a specific question to president zaleski for the w, whether he felt that the, the, the, the issue going on in the middle east. right. and i made sort of diverse what i lived, the support that ukraine is seeing for ms. west impala is taking, listen, this is all i want to be honest with you, of course, is too dangerous situation for people. health? well, for people in ukraine, for in this long war, long tour more, you know, and of course, everybody's afraid of it. and of course, everyone is afraid that if, if there

but brody claims he was actually in california at the time. he also says he's been harassed because of these posts. musk's attorneys yet to comment on the suit. >> former president donald trump was back in a new york courtroom for day 2 of his 250 million dollars civil fraud trial. a judge found the former president and his adult sons liable for fraud last week. the trial does not have a jury which means that the case will be decided solely by a judge and could have widespread implications for for the former president's businesses. today, the judge issued a limited gag order from posting are speaking publicly about members of his staff after trump released information about his principal clerk on social a platform. truth, social today, trump said that he will testify in his own defense at the trial. >> i wouldn't put my kid in the because it just make sense. and it doesn't seem safe. >> next, what investigators are saying about the 2 kids who drowned at that daycare in san jose. and kron four's learning about the prior inspections done there r

benjamin brody has hired the same lawyers who successfully sued alex jones. he was not involved in a fight caught on video and circulated on the internet. he wasn't even there. at one point, one of the fighters has his mask pulled off and internet users identified that fighter as ben brodie, even though it wasn't. musk never specifically identified or named him online, but did retweet and comment on tweets that claimed he was involved. the lawsuit against musk says, quote, ben and his family's experience of seeing him defamed bid one of the most powerful men on earth warped their entire sense of reality, leaving them stunned, confused and afraid. >>> the head of jpmorgan is already using ai to replace some work. jamie dimon says he predicts the next generation will work three and a half days a week. and a big snack company is holding a strategy meeting to try to figure out how to deal with ozempic and other drugs that depress appetite. less hunger, fewer cheez-its sold. the head of the company says says we are not complacent. ozempic prescriptions are up 300%

but brody says that's not true. he was in california at the time. he also says he's been harassed now because of those posts. musk's attorneys haven't yet commented on the lawsuit. >> it's 7. 25 and in santa clara, this safeway is closing. this is a store on stevens creek boulevard and it's by the valley fair mall. it's been there for 67 years. safeway sent kron 4 a statement saying the decision to close was not made lightly. they said that employees are going to be placed at surrounding stores. >> good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas live in walnut creek at kaiser hospital where workers are taking part in one workers are taking part in one of the largest ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ you can cashback 5% on travel purchased through chase with freedom unlimited and buy a better plane seat... switch to a king suite, or book a silent retreat. silent retreat!? oh! hold up! earn big with chase freedom unlimi

brody says he was in california at the time. he also says he's been arrest because of the post u.s.orneys have yet to comment on the lawsuit. in a pretty dramatic turn of the u.s. house of representatives. kevin mccarthy has become the first speaker of the house ever be removed from power. washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us live with the very latest reshad. so all of this happened yesterday and people are still talking about it. good morning. this is the for the first time. as you mentioned, speaker of the house being removed a vote like this. >> hasn't taken place in more than 100 years and it ended with the removal of kevin mccarthy. now, mccarthy told reporters overnight he's not interested in seeking the job again. >> the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> in a historic move, the house voted to remove kevin mccarthy from his job speaker. now, congressman mccarthy says he will try to take the gavel back. we'll have the conference pick. somebody else. 8 republicans sided with democrats on the moti

but brody says he was in california at the time.e also says he's been harassed because of those post musk's attorneys haven't yet commented on the lawsuit. >> it's 6.26, and and santa clara safeway is closing this store on stevens creek boulevard located near the valley fair mall. it's been there for about 67 years safely sent a statement to us saying that they're closing not made. this didn't make decision was not made lightly. they say that all the employees are going to be relocated to work at surrounding stores 6.26. right now. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, we're learning more information about a hit and that injured. a woman in san francisco will tell you what happened. >> good morning. i'm michael thomas live in walnut creek from kaiser hospital at one of the largest u.s. health care the largest u.s. health care strike in the nation. coming we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast

a subdivision occur portal is good, but yeah, i know brody may have to come on off of the 1st thing this brought us to, i mean, i have to, i mean, yeah, the photos that the price would display on people a gathering to pray and the judge hasn't shown as constant on the outskirts of done that a few years ago. a real good 5 by the ukranian army destroyed the judge. but it continues to authorize the she need to be why the the me most we still hear me most was when you belong to me, you not use the option was my process. i moved to the store, but the people lived in is good to days. the tv's, just one question, what's happened to the country where those who price a piece of being out on that most importantly to divided ukraine along religious lines used to me stop the saying, you know, it's the same use in your phone. i used to miss dawn, this is the in 2008, tens of thousands gathering came to welcome the russian orthodox church. why rugs would come from most go for the $1020.00 the anniversary of christianity and russia . the the people challenging here don't do, of course it in a few. so t

we talked with a's studio host for nbc sports bay area brodie brazil. >> over this past weekend when we all learned that the padres gave the giants permission to interview bob melvin, you kind of had a feeling there was nothing that was going to stop this. in working with bob for about a decade in oakland and knowing his past before that, this is an exceptional opportunity for san francisco. i hope fans know that, that they're taking advantage of something right now. those two did connect in oakland. they had prior experience, and that's why you'd have to think that this is one of the shortest interviews that has ever taken place in the managerialbrodie, . farhan zaidi and melvin do have a history working together with the oakland a's, so this decision, this announcement, we should say, likely to be official tomorrow. the giants likely to name bob melvin as their new manager. >>> let's take you outside. a live look now in san jose. jeff ranieri joins us next with the forecast. stay with us. >>> welcome back. take a look. the giant ferris wheel is coming down at golden gate park. the

it claims that benjamin brody was involved in a confrontation involving far-right protesters in oregonys he was in california at the time. also says that he has been harassed because of the post musk's attorneys have yet to comment on the lawsuit. >> jury selection started today for cryptocurrency founder sam bankman-fried's fraud trial. the trial itself is expected to last about 6 weeks in new york city. he's facing federal charges of wire fraud, securities fraud and money laundering that defrauded customers of his digital currency exchange ftx and lenders to his cryptocurrency hedge fund. alameda research bankman-fried who's from the bay area whose parents teach at stanford pleaded not guilty to all of those charges. if convicted, several of the counts would come with maximum sentences of 20 years in prison. >> still ahead, new evidence made public in the murder of rapper tupac shakoor. we'll rapper tupac shakoor. we'll meet gold bond daily healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins. and... new gold bond healing sensit

working to ensure that her products were sewn in ukraine, because there is a large sewing factory in brodyuch a welcome anna ivanovna, i say hello to anna ivanovna, she has been working for 30 years, such an energetic woman, i before our broadcast came up and asked gana ivanovna, how many of you women worked before the war, 200, how many remain today, 150, 50 left. but she continues to work, i know that she sewed jeans and suits for germans and poles according to davalnytsky schemes, i say, how are you now, she says, well, foreigners got scared, orders were taken away, it's traditional, for example. says: tell me, i say, if i were to place you now tomorrow, you would sew, she says, but she wouldn’t sew, you know, this woman is emotional, but let them be placed, we will sew, there is equipment, there are personnel, there is experience, you see , the ministry of foreign affairs, does not understand the economic situation, they want the stores to return, and i, as a representative of national business, say, yes, i do not need the store to return now, i need zara to place orders here in ukrain

universities where they could at least train scouts who would pretend to be ukrainians somewhere in the brodyt or there in kovel, you understand, that is, this is what may yuriy, you said that this is now a simplified, simplified version of the russian empire, it is really dying, and that situation, and the new war that has been unleashed today in ukraine, by this half- empire, now already, it is just the last act, this is the mistake , which russia made, they thought that they knew everything about us, and here they will be greeted with bouquets, and in principle, the same can be applied to us, we also do not know everything about russia and how they live there outside of social networks, and we then...' we don't know how people live in the regions at the moment, the world is open, social networks, i can tell you a lot even, even the media are there, i personally, our center is engaged in the ukrainian soya of strategic studies, we have been conducting regular monitoring of moods through the media, through visits to the media, what perception of the war is going now, and this is the whole at

situation when the gardener made a new business, made the conditions and opened a new business in lviv or brody another place and it increased, no, this is blood money, this is the money of front-line soldiers, so when the local the government, instead of supporting, just sits greedily, look, now the minister of finance has spoken, you can use 50% of the pdf funds to buy military bonds, or put it on... a deposit, what else do you need, buy military bonds, the money is nowhere to be found won't move 17%, on the contrary, will be saved from inflation, none , nobody bought anything, you understand, so the local communities, unfortunately, in this situation did not pass the test of patriotism, in most of their cases they did not use this money for the needs of the communities, for that , in order to make some corruption devices, there are individual cases, there are good decent heads. but they did something to the majority in lviv, tell me what was done in lviv for the pdf money? is the square regular? well, what did andrii ivanovich do, well, for the veterans, for the people who left the front, so

who brody, who make us do, who make them doing this, is your government is, is the foremost. and the fed solution is, is basically this idea how would look at his own political interest. try to create the balance between his own interest on the prime minister and the interest of the state. especially. could that in mind, remembering what he has done, of a fighting democratic democratization is wise by creating more, changing the constitution. he make a good point, actually not cheap. that's uh the current government, the government of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not in the strongest position of pseudo at the moment. i'll bring it, i'll just say we're a senior political advisor, my ron. bizarre. who is my 1st and power smart one? i wanted to how much that played into the timing of the events of this morning that they were trying to seize the opportunity of the weakness of the is really government. my says is that this has been planned for months, perhaps years. i mean, clearly there is the immediate timing such as the attacks on the hook, so mosque and you know, c

the medicine man was played by louis brody, the grandfather of abena. i know michael lana from you and my family and a large number of freaking people here only survived the nazi era with this because they would need it for these german colonial fields. from 1939 onwards, daily life became increasingly dangerous for black people. the dks were among many families who lost their home and had their passports revoked. monday these business went bankrupt. interracial couples faced persecution. around 400 children fathered by black french occupying troops, workforce somebody sterilized many black people with forced to go into hiding. at least 2000 were killed in concentration camps the fro, german community was being eradicated by the nazis. one doesn't view is book place . does this kind of feeling was to ensure that there wouldn't be another generation of black people in germany, even sort of more importantly, mia? that there would be no black europeans or p a game. and so the, in the wake of the 2nd world war, the allied occupation forces in germany includ

the other changes second row, where sam whitelock takes the place of brody. more than 150 caps.madejust one experience. as for argentina, they've made just one change to the team. that is at scrum—half, where gonzalo comes in for thomas. argentina were impressive in that win over wales at the weekend, but they know this will be win over wales at the weekend, but they know this will be a win over wales at the weekend, but they know this will be a different level of challenge. argentina face new zealand only three months ago in a match in argentina. they were heavily beaten iii—i2. they were heavily beaten 41-12. we talked a they were heavily beaten 41—12. we talked a little bit about mind games earlier. what's been happening in the south africa and england camps? well, south africa and england have been continuing their preparations behind closed doors. there is not only three days to go until they meet on saturday —— there is only. there is a bit of mind games going around. remember, england came in from an awful lot of criticism and the build—up to this world cup. they struggle

on july 22, 1944 , the battle of brody took place, during which soviet troops almost completely destroyed golichen henchmen of fascism. this was the first and last major battle. for ukraine, of course, praising its pro-nazi heroes is a common thing; every year they organize processions to honor the creation of the golichin, and even name the streets ukrainian cities named after monsters, but for ordinary canadians such a sight was unexpected and wild. i had no idea that a person associated with the nazis could be invited to the canadian parliament; i had no idea that there were people in canada who revere nazism. this is simply shocking. this is a national disgrace for canada, i don’t think that the revival of nazism is stronger in canada than in germany or the united states, unfortunately, this is observed everywhere, but it is an outright shame. members of the jewish organization, friends of the center, were the first to raise the alarm simon wiesanthal, they demanded an apology and called on him to explain how this man received recognition from the speaker of the house of representativ

on july 22, 1944 , the battle of brody took place, during which soviet troops almost... completely destroyedhe golichen henchmen fascism. this was the first and last major battle of the division. for ukraine, of course, praising its pro-nazi heroes is a common thing. every year there are processions held there in honor of the day of the creation of the golichyn, and they even name the streets of ukrainian cities after the names of the monsters. but for ordinary canadians, such a spectacle was unexpected and wild. i had no idea that a connected person could be invited to the canadian parliament. with the nazis , i couldn’t imagine that people who revere nazism live in canada, it’s just shocking, it’s a national disgrace for canada, i don’t think that in canada the revival of nazism is stronger than in germany or the united states, unfortunately, this is observed everywhere, but this is an outright shame. the first to raise the alarm were members of the jewish organization, friends of the simon wiesanthal center, they demanded an apology and called for an explanation of how this man received r

i'm samantha brody from brandeis university and the cochair of the student cabinet joined by my cochaira just to give thanks by sharing it with those in need. keep our eyes open to the wonders of creation and alert to the care of the earth. may we never be lazy and the work of peace and honor those who have died in defense of our ideals. may they govern with justice and compassion. help us to appreciate one another and respect the many ways we may serve you. may we say amen. executive vice president the orthodox union. i have the privilege to close this prayer session by offering a prayer for the pure and virtuous army of the israeli defense forces and i will ask you to please rise for that prayer. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] he will bless our forefathers, may he bless the fighters of the israel defense forces. precious and ethical soldiers have dedicated their lives to defend and protect the innocent and stand guard over our land of the cities from the borders of lebanon to the desert of egypt, from the great to see unto the approach on the land come in the

know in your case, from what you heard from your father, in your case, you know, by general brody. so how of it is your words and how much of it is real history? should we start at this end of the table there? so i can say my question all of the stories in the book were told by my father so not me. i just edited it so that was by a guy who was in the middle of it and you can read it with that in i mean it was written a long time. the fact of it, but it was by somebody who there. yeah also a great i have not to iraq but i in the course of doing the research for the book i spent a week at fort stewart, georgia with the third infantry division getting to know what it felt like to be as part of a tank division. so i spent time with tank crews. i talked various levels of command within the division running an armored brigade being part of an armored brigade, an division. i mean, and i got in, i got inside of a tank. i got to observe a battle simulation and those sorts of things. so that helped me understand the soldiers. the third id were doing as far as technical skills that they had t

. >> i'm samantha brody from brandeis university and the co-chair of the student cabinet and joined byountry. oh guardian of life and liberty may our nation always merit your protection. teach us to give thanks for what we have by sharing it with those in need. keep our eyes open to the wonders of creation, and alert to the care of the earth. may we never be lazy in the work of peace. may we honor those who have died in defense of our ideals. >> grant our leaders with forebearance. may they govern with justice and compassion. help us all to appreciate one another and to respect the many ways that we may share a few. may our homes be safe from affliction and strive and our country be sound in body and in spirit. may we say amen. >> and rabbi of the orthodox union and have the privilege to close the session by having the prayer for the pure and virtues army of the defense forces and please ask you to rise for that prayer. [prayer] [speaking foreign language] blessed our forefathers, abraham and jacob and may we bless the forces, soldiers dedicated their lives to protect and defend the in

she is a brody professor of medicine at the university of virginia hospital.gy attended harvard medical school completed residency at brigham and women's hospital in boston in december of 21 her husband james was diagnosed with als. she has since become a caregiver and an advocate with i am als. peggy and her husband have two children peggy, thank you for agreeing to testify in james thank you for being here today. next a witness. as the chief executive officer of salih note therapeutics. small biotech firm dedicated to treating rare genetic disorders. he has been since 2006. is a physician with over 20 years of experience in developing biologics drug device combination thank you for being here today. i will turn to senator vance to introduce you the next witness. >> think he ranking member braun. thanks to the chairman for hosting this important discussion. center for ohio on project introduce a great ohio mr. keith. cofounder finding cures for the rare pediatric brain cancers that make your other types of cancer she's the president of the pediatric tumor con

24 hours or actually the last news we got was wednesday where we received a full letter saying that brodyg which of the technical definition she's not wounded in the hospital, and the army doesn't know where she now. >> i think i speak for millions around the world when i say obviously we hope the very best for you and your family and tha there is good news on that front . i want to welcome mark back int the conversation while we have moment. market, this is a situation where you're not just trying to rescue americans, you're trying to locate international citizen who and many cases have become hostages in some of them by the way they just be missing in general. how do you distinguish from those who may have fallen out o contact with family members and those who are under duress? >> it's going to be difficult, but that's with our intel services should be doing gathering as much intel on the ground from everybody that they can utilize is sources and contacts. we have great relationships wit israel mike, prayers for you an your family go out. hope this turns out to be a goo thing for you an

addition, during the autumn of 1941, the gestapa shot about 400 jews on the outskirts of the city of brodywere shot from machine guns. the dead fell into the pit. in this way , a large number of innocent soviet people were shot and buried in eight pits, and the ninth pit was p. this pile of documents still needs to be worked deeper, but the subject is already extremely clear, this is to lead weeks, further in the program, into slavery to pedophiles or for organs, as kiev sold his orphans to the west through the screen of sonship, elena’s piercing report erofeeva. floor from the farthest east of our country, from the largest island of the lesser kuril ridge, shikatan island, about how rapidly life is changing there. the united states is preparing for a simultaneous war with russia and china. the most important interview with the unexpected continuation: on what topic did putin decide to add the most important guarantee of all our victories, the president’s revelation is serious without any irony, so i want to emphasize this , the most striking shots of not a week, when it’s night on the roa

george brodie retallick comes in, sam whitelock has to make do with a place on the bench, whereas southed just a little bit more within their line—up. but i think this is going to be a really strong spectacor cycle. but ultimately new zealand will just have a little bit too much for the springbok. >> it's a sort of bittersweet for england really watching that because by only one because they lost by only one point to south africa after that battle . well, they've got battle. well, they've got argentina again who they will ovennhelmed. i guess we could say in the opening rounds . say in the opening rounds. >> yeah they did they beat them in the first pool game. they faced them again in the play off for the bronze medal . whether or for the bronze medal. whether or not that means a great deal is up for debate , it would if it up for debate, it would if it was the olympics, but not necessarily at a world cup necessarily at a rugby world cup . it's chance to kind of . but it's a chance to kind of put that agonising defeat behind england. was exactly england. and that was exactly what they w