this pilot's name was charles brown. now he is the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the us armed forces, general charles brown. nicknamed swamp thing. it’s interesting, but his hatred of russia appeared in the swamps from a lightning strike. let's figure it out right now. maria butina is with you, this is the heir's doll. here, let's begin. charles quinton brown, jr., was born in san antonio in 1962. in his youth, brown dreamed of being an architect, despite the fact that he comes from a family of hereditary military men. on october 1, 2023, he was appointed to the position of the joint chiefs of staff. he is the first african american to become a general in the united states air force. his father, us army colonel c. brown, served in vietnam, grandfather fought in world war ii. ocean company, his father persuaded him to institute to enroll in a parallel military department, the sixty-two-year-old general with tears in his eyes talks about his childhood grievances, about the fact that he and his sister were the on

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there is news from brown.ighest governing body is going to vote on divestment after university leaders met with some of the protesters. how did that come about and is that kind of divestment likely in vote? >> absolutely, so to answer the first part of your question, while on the surface it does seem rounds he came in opt up alongside these he can't mess the country, investment has been a question at brown for some time. in 2020, an advisory committee at the university recommended divestment but the president said no citing the fact it was what she characterize as a contentious geopolitical issue. as a result of that decision, there was quite a bit of activism in 2020 which has continued to now. what we are seeing at brown was success for the protesters in a way they have not seen before. it is hard to say what is going to happen in october when the brown corporation votes on divestment. but so far, the administration that runs the day-to-day of brown has expressed quite a bit of skepticism about divestments b

brown: i quite appreciate the question. one of the areas that we have been focused on as we move down the path to bringing our joint logistics over the shore and build the port on the beaches of gaza there is not only the security of the port itself the security of our forces but also the security of the distribution and also the aid workers. and a couple of things that we have done is engaged not only with our israeli counterparts, but also with some aid agencies as well. we have talked specifically about the security for the port area as well as the distribution . after the unfortunate incident that killed their workers from world central kitchen, i talked to my israeli counterpart about the incident itself. the investigation they did, and the corrective actions that they were putting in place. that has been part of the discussion between united states central command leadership, they have been engaging with the various agencies that will help with the distribution to provide them the confidence that we've worked with clo

simpson and nicole brown simpson's home.ve by her condo every day going to the grocery store and bundy. but they kept a very, very low profile. and i feel like there was also some type of reverence for the kids from the media. and from family members who are protective. let's just not get them involved. >> harris: let's think the lord for that. some grace and some normality if it were even possible for these children who know and saw who only knows what during the marriage with all those because of domestic violence before the death. thank you so much for coming in and giving us your perspective. >> thank you so much and i love all of you at "outnumbered." >> harris: we love you back. more "outnumbered" than just moment. i thought i knew a lot about our irish roots; i was surprised to learn so many more things. there's the family name. 1892 wow. that one here is the boat they came over on. yes. wow. every day, veteran homemeowners are calling newday to pay off credit card debt that's been piling up. many were shocked to lear

millie bobby brown is here tonight! the last airbender," gordon cormier is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] "the last airbender." >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he's -- he's it. and we have great music from our pal, schoolboy q! [ cheers and applause ] schoolboy q! [ cheers and applause ] guys, when i'm texting, i love a good gif. >> steve: mm-hm. >> jimmy: but sometimes one gif can mean two different things. i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "the gif that keeps on giffing." ♪ say what it's the gif that keeps on giffing ♪ >> jimmy: so let's take a look at this first one here. that's a classic one. this one can mean, "friends when you ask if they can drive you to the airport." [ laughter ] or it can mean, "when your boss says the meeting is optional." [ laughter ] it's like, "yeah, i'm not going." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: "oh, it's optional? bye." let's take a look at this other one here. look at this one. i use this one all the time. yeah. yeah. [ laughter ] so, it -- it can mean, "bringing weekend energy to mond

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ron goldman and the brown. you should remember those two names and also this name for what prosecutors said that he did to them oj simpson. he died today from prostate cancer at the age of 76. the running back turn broadcast are turned pitch man for everything was a fixture in american living rooms for over decades of his career until he went on the run it just moments. i'm going to speak with oj simpson's ghostwriter, the man who helped him with that semi confession book. if i did it. and also with gloria already, who represented nicole brown's family through both trials. but >> first, some >> some slow speeds sprint from police wound its way through la and unwound the myth around that man giving the country of of a jealous domestic abuser who police immediately suspected of brutally killing his ex-wife and her friend i'm going to interrupt this call. i understand we wanna go too well live picture in los angeles is that correct okay. let's his interstate five and this is courtesy of kasie a. elana, one of la a

we'll begin with homeland security assistant deputy chief erika ahsha brown. like all of, or every month, chief brown is in multiple meetings at the local, state and federal level. the main situational awareness, this allows the chief to be able to plan for the planned events and coordinate with the proper agencies, but really, it helps her and section chief josh smith pivot on a dime when there is the unexpected events and incidents within san francisco, so as you see in your report, the amount of meetings that chief brown is at, some that i will highlight for march is the heat, air quality response tabletop exercise. this was with dem and 100 other participants, this includes is planning for our extreme weather events in san francisco that we've had many times over the years, as well as our air quality in san francisco due to our, our, microclimates and the wildfires that burn within california and developing plans and contingencies for when those events happen in san francisco. so in terms of areas, hot zones, identifying cooling stations and clear air, bui

the mayor, willie brown, former mayor willie brown, thanks so much for coming on. >> all right. thank you. >> all right. we do want to bring in now. abc seven news insider phil matier to join us. phil, can you tell us about reverend williams impact on san francisco? i know we spoke with mayor brown about the tenderloin , but what else? >> well, it was interesting. he was really a trailblazer, not just in san francisco for the nation. and let me tell you how it was in the mid 60s when people weren't even necessarily thinking of gay rights, that cecil williams made that church a warm and welcoming place for san francisco's gays and for gays, all around the country. that was revolutionary. that was as black power rose, he incorporated that as well. so his church became one of the cornerstones in a cultural shift. and in the process, he went from sort of a fringe person to a front and center in san francisco's liberal political establishment. he was very close with former mayor and senator dianne feinstein and, as i said, as though he started out on the corner of the tenderloin, he

that's a forest of brown chutes. it could be inflation where business slows down the prices keep flying. listen to this bit of news. rates of inflation generally east at the start of the second quarter with input costs and output prices raising less quickly as the composite level input. that's what we wanted to see if are going to get a fed rate cut. this report showed for the first time a reluctance in hiring. get this comical, a number of survey respondents indicate that they had held off on backfilling positions. as a result, employment decreased for the first time since june of 2020. end quote. if you want to be inflation, you need outpaced for hiring slow. that's in keeping with the brown shoes that i'm talking about. although, there was no brown sheep from nvidia because there's a slide in the tesla which is a massive increase in the number of chips use presumably for carts. i've been worried about services being too hot, okay? something that is obviously a problem. most of the weakness i've seen came down to m

joint briefing. of defense lloyd austin and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general charles brown. according to the results of the 21st meeting in the ramshtein format. let me remind you that for the first time such a meeting at the level of defense ministers was held on the 26th april 22nd. well, this, so to speak, i ’m announcing a little bit, well, but the story is extremely important, and i think that ... literally in a second we will watch it together, but so that we can prepare, so to speak, for something like this, i suggest now together with you to watch the dajjas of international news, which was prepared by my colleague yuriy fizer, about all the most important things from the international world, we will now learn. poses an existential threat not only to ukraine, but also to europe, and this cannot be underestimated. the president said this during a speech in the european parliament ursula fonderjaen of the european commission. according to her, putin cannot be allowed to win, because his victory will not just change the world map, it can change the entire course of eur

that was abc's aaron brown back on october 3rd, 1995. >> and brown the first anchor here on world newsow. so whatever became of that infamous white bronco. first of all, it actually did not belong to o.j. >> it belonged to his friend al cowlings, who was at the wheel during that time. the two of them, they drove identical vehicles, but simpson's had been seized as part of evidence gathering for the upcoming trial. >> he was driving, and o.j. was in the back seat. over the years, the vehicle changed hands. it was once actually rumored to have been purchased for $200,000. >> today, it resides in a crime museum in pigeon forge, tennessee. >> i didn't realize that. i always thought that was his bronco. i didn't realize that that was not that particular one, did not belong to him. makes sense why he wasn't driving it like you and your friend having identical cars. >> that's fair. >> yeah, i we are a law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist or getting the c

for years nicole brown kept a diary which logs the abuse _ nicole brown kept a diary which logs the abuseher, hitting— to, beating her, kicking her, hitting her car with a baseball bat when _ hitting her car with a baseball bat when she — hitting her car with a baseball bat when she was late home, tearing her clothes _ when she was late home, tearing her clothes from her. she called the police _ clothes from her. she called the police repeatedly. someone who is involved _ police repeatedly. someone who is involved with the documentary later on, involved with the documentary later on. a _ involved with the documentary later on. a police — involved with the documentary later on, a police officer said she came out of— on, a police officer said she came out of her— on, a police officer said she came out of her house, she said, i have called _ out of her house, she said, i have called you — out of her house, she said, i have called you guys eight times already, he is going — called you guys eight times already, he is going to kill me, he is going to kill_ he is going to kill me, he is going to

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brown was later found to be on har unarmed walgreens. the guard and the company who employed that guard work find brown, a black transgender man was on housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for the young women's of freedom center issued a statement writing in part, quote, bancos life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fell asleep, fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. end quote. >> another united flight had to be diverted sfo because of a mechanical issue. the flight was heading from sacramento going to denver yesterday when it had to land in san francisco. the aircraft is a boeing 7.37, this is a live look at sfo tonight. it is unclear what the mechanical issue was, but we're told the pilots did not have to make an emergency landing. but they landed nonetheless 160 people on board were put on a different plane and made it to denver. couple hours later. >> as we continue to keep an eye on the weather in the sierra ski resorts are already star

robert browning will be able to provide. >> browning, it's a different browning, but i will find oute. vaughn, stay with us. we will track the developments. we will take a short break and be right back. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. p. plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky gray patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. allison! over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. ♪♪ [announcer] with clearer skin girls' day out is a good day out. live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only mig

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simpson's ex-wife nicole brown and her friend were brutally stabbed to death outside of brown's condo and nicole brown nearly decapitated a short time later police uncovered what they believed was a mountain of evidence against o.j. simpson an arrest warrant was issued but oj refused to turn himself then and instead we had americans all across the country watching as o.j. simpson led the police on a slow speed chase in that infamous white ford bronco an estimated 95 million people watched this bizarre chase, most people if you were watching you remember where you were at the time this was going and the day the verdict came in you usually remember where you were on that day also, this was all before oj eventually capitulated this kicked off one of the most publicized trials in american history and the bloody glove seen around the world, take a look. >> wood you take a step back please, thank you. >> please extend your fingers into the glove put the glove on. >> i object counsel. >> e. appears to uphold the gloves on council would you show that to the jury mr simpson, thank you, other h

brown was later found to be unarmed. walgreens, the guard and the company that employed the guard were fined. brown, a black transgender man was an housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for the young women's freedom center issued a statement writing in part, quote, bancos life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. end quote. >> other news tonight, william sonoma has been ordered to pay 3 million dollars in civil penalties for labeling chinese-made products as made in the usa. the chair of the ftc, the federal trade commission says the company's deception misled consumers unharmed, honest american businesses. william sonoma also owns pottery barn and west elm governor newsom will be heading to vatican city next month to participate in the vatican climate summit. >> that summit, which will include other american mayors and governors will happen between may 15th and may 17th. the gov

yes, we saw general charles brown. later, we will have time for questions from media representatives. so my first question is who turned on the fire engine there. it not me, thank you to everyone who joined, general brown, and we are now here to sum up the results of the 21st meeting, in the so -called ramstein format, we were joined by the minister of defense of ukraine, panurov and general syrskyi, so i want to say , what kind of results. of our meeting, the first meeting of which was held here at this airbase two years ago, and many of us were present then, and to emphasize this historic, historic achievement of the contact group over these two years, the president of ukraine just joined us online today. so, ukrainian defenders for two... years, they repel the russian invaders, and we see that they manage to restrain russian aggression for 793 days, that is, we know that in the world wars there were no such long, long battles, for example, when we talk about the soviet blockade of berlin during cold war ukraine cont

i hope general brown and mr. mccord can chime in as well. >> the effect of the crs are significant, especially if you have a cr set up that last that long. you obviously can't initiate new starts. you lose a lot of time on initiatives. the one thing you can't buy back is time. over the course of years, these things compound . they add some of the friction we have been discussing. again, i think the best way we can help ourselves is to make sure we received an on-time budget. as you know, our budget request is directly linked to our strategy. we are-- without a budget, we can execute the strategy to its force. i have been pretty deliberate in asking my staff to maintain course on making sure that everything we ask for is directly linked to the strategy. and i know we have done a good job of that over the last three years. if you don't get a budget and on time, you are not executing to your full capability. it has a significant impact on our ability to do a number of things, but you can't buy time. >> thanks for th

abc seven news continues to follow the story of banco brown. he's the 24 year old man who was shot by a guard at a walgreens and died. the san francisco da says the guard was acting in self defense, as abc seven news tara campbell reports. people are still angry. one year later, his name, randall brown, calls for justice the day a security guard shot and killed banco brown at a walgreens in san francisco. >> so banco was the type of person to give you the shirt off his own back. that's how that's how much he thought about others. even when he was struggling himself. >> julia arroyo is the executive director of the young women's freedom center, where banco was coming into his own fighting for transgender rights. >> he organized to talk about trans housing and specifically for trans masculine folks. he educated his. he taught us a lot. >> anger still felt over what played out in this walgreens. a guard suspecting the 24 year old of shoplifting in a scuffle shooting banco, later saying he felt his life was threatened one year out, the anger is jus

there were pockets of black community and i remember brown and i about this. he didn't like go jay, but if path that is certain racial issues. so there was that. but by enlarge was one of the most popular, athlete. it's will pop in the united states. i didn't know him well when he was playing football predated by be done eventually, we wound up being for forethought precomposed skin shows. ball on nbc as he was hailed remember the name of 2p2 brought coffee when you first got on the set to everybody, willing to show up a charity events. good company at dinner or on the golf course. all things changed in an in june of 1994 and a lot of what he did that in his life the first will come by. most people and subsequent split subsequently, the murder him selves the low-speed protease was cover spec file or the beginning better worse, over the television. and then although he lived some years after that most of that was lived off the radar with his friends playing golf. he did a twitter account occasionally posted about the he fell other thoughts, but he was a shadow

the guard suspected 24 year old brown of shoplifting, and in the scuffle, the guard shot brown. he later said his life felt threatened. the san francisco district attorney's office didn't charge the guard, with brown's killing, saying there was clear evidence it was self-defense. the young women's freedom center, where brown worked as an intern, is honoring him today. executive director julia arroyo shared a statement saying in part, quote, blanco's life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people, and left an ever lasting mark on y wdfc and the movement as a whole. the people hardest hit by california's home insurance crisis could be facing a new blow. the head of california's insurance plan of last resort says rates are probably about to skyrocket for many homeowners. the state's fair plan is their only option. it is pricey, though thousands of dollars a year more than other plans for people in high wildfire risk areas, the head of the fair plan told

the naked gun >> but the story >> turned into a nightmare on june 12, 1994 when his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend, ronald goldman, were brutally murdered outside of for condo. oj simpson was charged with two counts of murder. then came the infamous hours long slow motion chase in that white bronco, you know, 96 million people are watching it live >> i understand we wanna go too live picture in los angeles. police believe that right now that oj simpson is in that car okay >> police believe he is in that vehicle >> he was simpson eventually surrendering and pleading not guilty absolutely what you must see tv was shocking moments like this if. >> it doesn't fit, you must acquit >> well, you know, 11 months later, a jury did exactly that james. simpson not guilty of the crime of murder >> the verdict dividing america along racial lines in a split screen that frankly could not be ignored. 13 years later, oj simpson would go on to prison, but not for the murders. he was convicted of robbery and serves nine years his family size that he died at his home in las vegas at the age of

outside of brown's condo. now,nd wer nicole brown was nean decapitated. a short time later, police uncovered nicole b d what they believe what was a mountain of evidence against o.j. simpson a. an arrest warrant was issued. but o.j. refused to turn himself in. instead, we had americans all across the country watching as o.j. simpson led the polic alle on a super slow speed chassle and that infamous ford bronco. an estimated 95 million people watched this bizarre chase. most people, if you were wmehing, you remember where you at the time this was going on and the day the verdict came in. >> you usually remember where you were that day, too. usuaounow, this was all before . eventually capitulated. this kicked off one of the most publicized trials in american history and a bloody glove seeny well around the world. take a look. deputy, would you just take a step back, please? thank you. we ask you to straighten your fingers and extend themecto into the glove at onune one object. this statement by counsel. s to all

brown: that is a great point. that age-old problem, by the time you have purchased it, it is out of date. that is a challenge. do you see major changes having to be made to be able to do that, to purchase the software items? is it more systemic changes? what do you think the biggest challenge is? mr. camarillo: it is a couple of things. we have to change a lot within the army. the way we define our requirements probably has to evolve. how we structure our programs has to change. people always ask about funding flexibility. that could help in some areas like software, but even in the absence of kind of more liberal authorities about funding, i think it is all about how you structure programs. do you plan for the tech conversion? you have the ability to pivot from one system to an upgraded system more quickly? that is going to be different for industry, and that is why i talked about providing incentive. whether we do that in terms of smaller byes more frequently, or whether we look at service models where you guara

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and general cq brown junior. i would like to take a moment to recognize that this is the first hearing before the committee as chairman and joint chief. we thank you to the witnesses for their service and their testimony today. this is a critical moment for national security. among congress and the white house about the threats to our safety. china seeks to challenge economic interest for the united states and our allies. and increasingly has the ability to do so. vladimir putin is committed to creating the vision of the old soviet empire and taking over ukraine is one step towards that vision. there are those who would expel the united states from the region and further sabotage the free world rule in the middle east. each of these threats can be addressed through the national security supplemental that the senate passed nearly two months ago. the bill was for ukraine, israel, and taiwan and provide with humanitarian relief in gaza and replenish the u.s. industrial base. in gaza and the separate fight for freedo

the murder trial put the focus on oj's ex-wife, nicole brown, and friend ron goldman, who were stabbed to death outside brown's la home in june 1994, nicole was a beacon of light that burden bright may we never forget her? others reflecting on the polarizing life simpson lead >> qarrah and everybody >> i'm not going to hurt anybody to foot star led police on a shocking low speed chase on live tvfter he was charged the muers with every freeway over crossing there began to gather more and more crowds people >> but simpson thought the charges in a trial that divided america it happened as racial inequality in the justice system was front and center following the 1992 acquittal of the lapd officers who at rodn king d the riots that follow the nation stopped in its tracks to hearhe simpson verdict read on live tv, orenthal, james simpson, not guilty of thcrime of murder. >> was he framed by the police or did he get away with murder? >> the >> debate raged at the water cooler and simpson capitalize on it, writing a book in time if i did it, which the publisher ultimately never released, thos

thank you so much senator brown and thank both of you for being with us today. i appreciate it. >> oh, thank you. so everybody we know, i think we're all here today because we believe that everybody deserves a safe affordable place to call home and we also acknowledge for many families it's out of reach. i'm grateful to the biden administration for this and finding solutions to the challenges. housing is complex and nuanced and it's much driven by the private sector and also driven by decision making when it comes to zoning, for example. and how we can look at boosting housing supply and the housing stock that we have. chair brown we had an interesting hearing in my subcommittee earlier this week that really highlighted the need to preserve the housing stock that we have. so, secretary todman, my question is for you. could you just highlight for us how the department has been working on this issue of housing supply, especially in the housing for middle income people who are working in low wage jobs also? >> absolutely, thank you, senator for the question and for

brown shoots abound. i can include two order-related names, carmax the used car dealer, which blew up when it reported and snap-on tools, the reliable specialty tool company that sells to individual auto repair shops that lost an astounding 7.6% of its value on a rare earnings miss >> the house of pain but we don't have a lot of blowups in the morning so buyers think the coast is clear on most days it isn't there's no coast is clear because we aren't trading on earnings right now we're trading on fear. and fear does not lead to great closes third not all stocks are created equal. we used to have leaders and the leaders are failing us the biggest failure, tesla which is going down relentlessly in a totally scary pattern >> the house of pain how much will tesla lose this quarter? that's the common refrain. how about the pivot to robotaxi? hertz tried that with tesla and that failed. why would that be better for tesla? the country's not ready for self-driving cars. instead they want -- they sure don't want t

popular perception because i see brown shoes all over the place. what are brown chutes? they are the opposite of green shoots. you want to see green shoots when you are hoping for the economy to bounce back from a recession. i made up the term brown shoots because we want a slower economy so the fed can start cutting interest rates rather than looking like bozos for taking more rate hikes on the table. we are looking for brown shoots everywhere like those weaker consumer confidence numbers the chicago pmi numbers from this morning were the miserable numbers from starbucks tonight, big company. filing them away are brown chutes that need to keep rate cuts on the table. remember, they are the magic elixir for stocks going higher. ever since march 8th we have gotten a much hotter than expected employment number looking at us. we have been worried that the fed stopped tightening too soon. it's not a glitch. at some of the greatest stocks of the year. nvidia peaked and fell that particular day because nothing is more important than employment. if it stays strong we have to ha

this is my report for february 2024, we begin with chief brown. during the month of february, they attended the office and development of the chinese new yae, lunar new year. she will be con convenienting that management team for the next four upcoming events and we'll be previousing you through the following months. that int is very important for this fire department and the city so that when we have our local imagine that, we run operation nz our city, on our own, our folks have been going to training and incident management team such as logitic chief of operations, support services, you can see that throughout the month of summer as well when you're single resource right side deploying two incidents around the state of california, fulfilling the rolls at a state level, gaining valuable training in that and able to bring that back to the city in our management team. throughout the month of february, on going court dated projects is the update of the disaster manual, very important that we're in that manual and ensuring that it's up-to-date so. t