bryant. >> good morning. the executive director of metropolitan patient initiatives known as mpi, a division of metropolitan family services. i grew up in detroit, michigan and i'm the son of a detroit police officer and growing up, all the sports i played were coached by police officers. i went on to become a fourth round draft pick by the detroit lions in 1994 and i ended up serving the community. mpi coordinate support across agencies made up of local community-based organizations rooted in neighborhoods hardest hit by gun violence in the city of chicago. for the first time in chicago's history, the organization with proven outcomes across the city have come together to build a civilian infrastructure dedicated to preventing violence, delivering a comprehensive set of services to heal communities at highest risk for violence and providing opportunities for individual rehabilitation. in 2015, chicago endured a saga and then we saw 706 to two individuals killed by guns and for test and 4500 individual shot.

a bryant family tradition. remember him. happy veterans day to all of you out there. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donn >>> apec kicks off tomorrow and people are already reworking their commute ahead of the potential traffic mess. >> i didn't want to drive today, that's exactly why i took the ferry. >> we will help you navigate the maze of security closures, and a vibrant scene in chinatown right now as the night market kicks off. and a north bay community rallies around a palestinian family after their business was hit with hateful graffiti. >> we didn't expect any of this. we know they like us, but not that much. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello, i'm sara donchey, apec kicks off tomorrow and there are plenty of signs up already, warning about closures, 21 world leaders will be arriving in the coming days, and getting around the city will be much tougher, all the way through next friday. the high security zone is around moscone center , and in hill where the wor

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this is bryant park outside the new york public library here in midtown manhattan. pro palestinian rally that seems to be growing in size. middle of the day, middle of the workday, of course. this is already a pretty populated area of the city. it's being reported that there's a bunch of new york city high schoolers that have linked up at the city rally in bryant park. you can see there's signs demanding a cease fire now, end all u.s. aid to israel. john, obviously this is something that we have been watching. it seems to be growing in numbers. remember, it was a short time ago that these pro palestinian protesters, they took over grand central here in midtown as well. they had to shut it down for anybody to get on their trains and go home. this is live in bryant park in new york city. >> you can see the signs, stand with palestine, end the occupation now. israel pulled out of gaza in 2005. so it's estimated, by the way, that 33,000 u.s. military veterans are homeless on any given night. now as we approach veterans day, tunnel to towers is working to address that cr

these people walk around bryant park saying release them? going around let's release everyone implicated in 9-11 in america. it's absolutely obscene. i've been done to the gaza israel border, watching the shelling. the rockets coming all ways. i'm in tel aviv. two nights against, once again, during a normal dinner, three times we had to go to the bomb shelter. that's in tel aviv. you hear the crump of rockets falling not far of where i am fired in to the scene. seems to have alleviated a little bit today. hamas is so pro occupied with fighting in what they regard as being their own terrain in the gaza. hamas has stopped firing rockets as much as they have been. hamas is an amazing organization that can be claiming to be running out of water, electricity and everything else apart from rockets. >> martha: they say they don't care about providing water and electricity. it's about shaking things up. you can see in this protest, susan sarandon is there. she's preaching to the crowd as the hollywood movie star. i know you witnessed the video of oc

this is a live picture from the shut it down for palestine rally in bryant park.ore than 100 new york city public schools are participating in this rally, and we've already heard anti-israel chants that call israel a, quote, terror state even though it was israel who was just attacked over a month ago by hamas terrorists who slaughtered 1300 israeli and foreign civilians including women and children. new york city chancellor david banks has warned teachers that out of school political activity could violate city rules on political speech. we are watching this protest, and we'll keep our eyes on the rally, and we will bring any new developments to you as they become available is. >>> let's get back to the markets here, 35 minutes left to the trade, and we have red on the screen still. the dow, low of the session is a loss of 248ing, we're down 228 right now. you can see preponderance's down'-quarters of a percent, nasdaq lower by just under 1%. some names that are moving higher, affirm is soaring 13 president right now, up a jaw-dropping chunk here, on track for it

this shows a example of bryant and 17th of the proposed project. you'll see the 3 story bus yard, the housing proposal on bryant street which would be the first phase of housing and two additional projects that would be developed on the roof both workforce housing and senior and multifamily housing that would come as funding is secured and here's a example of the project in the evening. on the joint development, potrero is the first example doing a p3 project. presidio yard we continue to secure grants. completed schematic designs on the bus yard and have development opportunity. we are looking at [indiscernible] working closely with oewd to look at that entire area of the downtown for development opportunities in the future. we did complete all the required studies we received-required as part of the caltrans grants. on the lecktd fiication side of things we were able to secure $30 million from the federal transit administration to move forward with pilot to get our fix standard infrastructure in place at our yards. we are advancing the akirkland

we tried to get on the bryant street rain. is that too much traffic? and they turned around enough for you and going to try to get on the bridge somewhere else, probably in the upper deck and go the wrong way on the upper deck to get out there to assist with whatever is going on. you're on the lower it is moving. there's a lot of traffic here and that the backup goes all the way. basically the hospital, the 2, 80 split in san francisco. i actually took to maybe get into san francisco and get on bryant street, the kind of by at all that there's quite a bit of backup eastbound people trying to get on the bridge. i don't know exactly what's happening. it could be some looking lose. going on. up ahead, trying to see what's going on. that's slowing things down. but i'm going to try to get off on the island treasure island. and if i can get vantage point on what's happening on the other end of the bridge other yesterday, you were in the middle of the protest yesterday. you know, you know what it was like. >> in san francisco and it looks like a lot of these

and in new york city another pro-palestinian rally at bryant park in midtown. expect more scenes such as these over the weekend. we're back in a moment. >>> in our 2024 lead, cue the music if we can. ♪ less than two months into -- oh, we're going right now into -- look at those live pictures of the protests. we have pro-palestinian rallies going on on the left side of your screen, that is outside washington, d.c.'s union station. on the right side of your screen, that is new york city. a lot of passionate voices going on right now. obviously propelled by the israeli war against hamas in gaza, which was prompted, if you -- by the october 7th attacks, hamas attacks on israel, and i believe the idf attacks on hamas began that day, saturday, october 7th, which have tragically led to a great deal of loss of innocent palestinian life and israel says that is because hamas embeds with the -- within the civilian population of gaza, which the united states intelligence agrees with. and, but, other organizations have condemned for -- since the war began. we're going to sq

the | crime and justice bill, which is far from being a one—clause - or two—clause bill, as chris bryanton setting out how. we will protect the public. it's a load of gimmicks. nonsense. the snp thinks it sends the wrong message on oil and gas. it's not working, there are real issues, the government needs to be clear that it is absolutely behind its climate change commitments and give confidence to the renewables industry. the liberal democrats say there wasn't enough on the nhs or sewage, and criticised the crime bills. on criminaljustice, we know that system is creaking at the seams, but the government seem to want to add more to it, rather than necessarily helping the police and the criminaljustice system more widely deliver. frankly, it seems like they're waiting for a general election. maybe they should just get on and deliver one. this speech is certainly part of preparing the ground for that election, as well as setting out what mps will be focusing on in the run—up. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. so what exactly will mps be focusing on? this afternoon, they will debate that a

robert bryant reports for several hours the shot he drones came in waves, thousands at the time and from different directions. keeps a defenses lighting up the night sky, looking to intercept the sleepless night for most of the cities residents of the 1st lights, they were able to fully assess the damage from folding debris. this is a kindergartener that was possibly destroyed, blowing out the windows of surrounding apartments, which is our home couple up. we had the noise of drones, so we moved into the colorado where it's safer. and there was a massive flash outside. and i even felt the heat from it. this attack has been described by ukrainian president followed them is the landscape as an act of terrorism is also condemned. the fact that it coincides with the 90 authentic verse 3 of the so called hello dable. the author officially ends you need funded by the soviet complements of the days. viewed here is an active genocide that killed several 1000000 ukrainians in the early 19 thirty's. so lensky accused, the current must go government of continuing to commit genocide against the peop

itees no reason to invoke kellogg bryant pact of 1928. that renounced war and the language of the pact as an instrument of national policy. in 1928. frank kellogg been u.s. secretary of state and retired air force had been the french foreign minister. herbert hoover already has his hands full. so america's policy differs very little from the league. the great crash had taken place close to two years earlier. by the fall of 1931, the president had domestic problems in spades. he is facing massive unemployment. he is facing failg banks and businesses. he is facing a plummeting construction. he is facing a declining gross national product. in short he has to wrestle with the great depression. and furthermore, hoove is bad relations with the press wh powerful insurgents within ow republican party and with the house of representatives, which democratic sometime in the latter half of 1931, he wrote a neither are tchina nor o interests nor our dignity require us to go to war over questions. these acts d not imperil the freedom of the american pe

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we can take a live shot of bryant park right now where the crowd is gathering. brian brenberg has told us the take on whats going on in the world very different from these protesters. from what you just heard from douglas murray, live on the scene in israel watching it all. so we continue our coverage of this entire story here on the "the story." we thank you very much for joining us this afternoon. as we watch the crowd gather here. we will see you back here tomorrow. have a good evening, everyone. >> neil: the u.s. senator that is leaving and the u.s. fighter strikes that keep oncoming. fox on top of both. very fast moving developments. first, the u.s. fighter jets striking an iranian weapons storage facility in syria again. the growing call to respond harder to 46 iranian sponsored attacks on u.s. soldiers. this time to expand the counter attacks, not to proxies of iran outside iran but iran inside and inside iran. we have knox team coverage on the growing iranian threat. jacqui heinrich on the u.s. ramping up their response to that threat and former defense

i'm near bryant park. we're expected to see hundreds of protesters show up here.we're also taking a live look at the other side of bryant park where we're waiting for the protesters to show up. as you've seen the past several weeks, every time we start it, it starts with dozens and then the thousands as they walk across new york city. take a look from earlier at this video. these are pro palestinian students calling tout the universities saying they're not doing a good enough job of protecting them. they're saying they're angry because they believe israel is committing a genocide in gaza. also calling out the governor of new york saying kathy hochul is on the wrong side. watch. >> today we have purposely chose the location of governor cathy hochul because she stands here to increase surveillance in our campuses that make us as palestinians feel unsafe. we have students on our campuses calling us terrorists when they are in fact the terrorists that are standing by this carpet bombing of the gaza strip. >> and over at union square, protesters chanting things like fr

the procession takes place along bryant between 19th and 22nd.or street closures. keep an eye out for folks walking around? bring a jacket because it will be colder tonight. >> we know how it is in san francisco. as soon as the sun sets the temperature drops and we have a breeze to go along with that. so as we look at our temperatures, expected to be in the upper 60s through the evening and we see you coming down at the time that the procession begins and we'll have a cool night here and around the bay area and that's around hitting high temperatures in the low 80s for today and it will be another nice one for the middle of the afternoon and los gatos reaching 80 degrees in morgan hill and much of the east bay with antioch headed for 79 degrees and oakland as well as hayward in the mid-70s and 75 in san mateo, and in san francisco, we'll reach into the low 70s for today and for the north bay, headed up for 77 in napa, santa rosa and sonoma. taking a look at what's ahead, we have the river affecting a large part of the pacific midwest and the eure

it's happening right now down bryant street.s earlier in the evening as aztec dancers prepared to lead that procession. and in san jose, families gathered at oak hill cemetery. dia de los muertos, or day of the dead, has origins in mexico and central mexico. it's a time to honor loved ones who have died with offerings of food, drink, singing, and dancing. i know the san francisco symphony having a big performance on saturday to honor dia de los muertos as well. >> that's so wonderful for all the families out there that are -- >> and it's a celebration. it's not a somber event. >> exactly. celebration of life. we are looking at rainfall moving throughout the west. we are also under the chance of maybe a few spotty showers tonight. let me get you more details in that microclimate forecast right now. let's show you what's happening. as we get a closer look, what we're dealing with is this batch of showers offshore that could actually bring us some rain here in santa rosa once we hit 8:06 tonight. we'll keep the chance primarily in

way back . to chris bryant way back.ng was done about that . nothing was done about that. nothing was done about that. nothing until the dowler incident happened . and it was incident happened. and it was only then that it was picked up some 7 or 8 years later. we what else is there in leveson two that people should be rooting for? well, they should be looking at issues like the ownership of newspapers about the connections that that there are with with people who own the biggest newspapers that we read every day. but actually don't live in britain. no i know there's a small world in in in british politics that is closely connected to newspapers. yes and when something like my interview with matt hancock happens. yes, i think that there are connections that are made that prevent the wide dissemination of information like that. i think the government needs to look at the ownership of newspapers, introduce rules and laws that other countries have. yeah wouldn't be a bad idea. >> and that would enable the us to have a, you

way back . to chris bryant way back.ng was done about that . nothing was done about that. nothing was done about that. nothing until the dowler incident happened . and it was incident happened. and it was only then that it was picked up some 7 or 8 years later. we what else is there in leveson two that people should be rooting for? well, they should be looking at issues like the ownership of newspapers about the connections that that there are with with people who own the biggest newspapers that we read every day. but actually don't live in britain. no i know there's a small world in in in british politics that is closely connected to newspapers. yes and when something like my interview with matt hancock happens. yes, i think that there are connections that are made that prevent the wide dissemination of information like that. i think the government needs to look at the ownership of newspapers, introduce rules and laws that other countries have. yeah wouldn't be a bad idea. >> and that would enable the us to have a, you

. >> serena williams to my left and coby bryant to my right, this is a real life you know. but that moment cemented this belief that i have the ability and capability to keep going and go for more, and get better results. i'm hoping to one day metal 14 usa. >> we hope so too. born in redwood city and went to cow, competing in the olympics three times, a six time u.s. national champion pro, she plays professionally and ranked in the top 50 in the world. >>> a busy day for the nbc bay area and telemundo, we kicked off the nourishing neighbors drive this morning. some crews at 13 bay area stores, many struggling to make ends meet. holidays can be especially stressful. partnering with safeway to raise money for local food banks who rely on the donations. with our shopper, marion farber, at a safeway in los gatos, and mike in los altos with jenelle, and ian at the safeway in morgan hill. >> his kids came with us. >> he's got it all going. the hardest working man in broadcasting. we have already raised nearly $170,000 since this morning. if you would like to help us nourish our n

trailing by donald ball drains the 3 to get on with him for lead with 23 points. 2nd half now, tyre, bryant up throws it down. ryan had 11 points off the bench. santa clara, skate 89 to 77 was final score. so an exciting time in sports. reeling from that. yeah, i was starting right and have the right type of exciting hey, you know, you got to get the people going some kind of way. i guess, curry not on the court when i got i wasn't watching the game. when i got the alert from our kron 4 web team that, you know, they open ejected. i was like, whoa, happened got to get the guys going, get the juices flowing to have to show the young guys this is how >> you stick. your stepped up, as you know, i know that and when that they they at least in the back of their mind like i got to do this quickly, andrea? yeah, haha. exactly. definitely an exciting night there of chase center. hopefully folks got home safely without dealing with too much traffic are fighting are be simpler, guys. thanks taking i'm we'll be right back here tomorrow. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: police raid. >> open the

the nursery is on fifth between bryant and harrison. and sits on a vacant 14,000 square foot freeway parse and he will enough space to grow 1,,000 street trees to be planted throughout san francisco. managed by urban forestry delivered a system of prospectgation and care and educational programming related urban forest and climate protection. it brings needed green space to the surrounding south of market neighborhood lacks trees and open space and burdened by the air pollution. having it close we reduce the transportation costs associated with delivering them from nurseries. transplant shock when trees are grown in other climates the new roots workforce development operate by nonprofit partner friends of urban forest provide job training for those facing barriers to employment bolster efforts to tree cover in bay vushg tenderloin and south of market and provide access to nature and deliver economic and eastbounding lodge cam benefits to neighborhoods across san francisco. there will be enough space for young trees native species califo

the crime and justice bill, _ which is far from being a one—clause or two—clause bill, _ as chris bryantsting. this will be a substantial piece of legislation, _ setting out how we're - going to protect the public. it's a load of gimmicks. nonsense. it's not working, there are real issues. the government needs to be clear that it is absolutely behind its climate change commitments and give confidence to the renewables industry. the liberal democrats say there wasn't enough on the nhs or sewage, and criticised the crime bills. on criminaljustice, we know that system is creaking at the seams, but the government seem to want to add more to it, rather than necessarily helping the police and the criminaljustice system more widely deliver. frankly, it seems like they're waiting for a general election. maybe they should just get on and deliver one. this speech is certainly part of preparing the ground for that election, as well as setting out what mps will be focusing on in the run—up. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. that's what played out here in westminster. but now the real work begins —

bryant's.s that have existing relationships of the individuals causing harm would agree to create a nonaggression agreement to prevent further violence from happening that agreement has been heldn up for this entire time. this example is underscored regarding the complexity of the work we are doing. one thing i want to highlight is the role our chicago police department has with our community violence interventionist. one of my proudest moments of joy in this work is hearing our chicago policeli officers commed his cvi committee violence interventionist for doing work for establishing peace in the community and establishing a nonaggression agreement. i'm equally proud when i hear our community brown's interventionalists commended the police officers for treating a residence in those causing harm with respect and dignity. since it may 2018 abounds recovery program is engaged over 9000 patients. 85% of them have been african-american 70% of been victims of gunshot wounds. 81% mail, 86 involved in

because chris bryant, the labour mp who used to chair the house of commons standards committee, he'sh a number, a stunning number. 2a mps, he says, have been suspended for at least a day because of their bad behaviour in the parliament which began in 2019. that's two dozen mps suspended. well, let's start off. isn't that a good thing that we do suspend people? we don't brush it under the carpet and we deal with the facts. and i think with that figure, we ought to be asking, what was the suspension for? there are different reasons for suspension. some could have been within parliament with a particular party that shouted down a prime minister, that had to leave. they were suspended for a few days. so there are different reasons for what that is. you can'tjust sweep it together and say it's just this or that factor. far from it. but you're absolutely right. previously, things weren't getting dealt with. things are now being dealt with. i want a better place. i want a parliament we can be proud of. i want people to say, who work there, "this is a good employer. "this is what i would rec

then perspective from operation hope's john hope bryant.. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. in a crisis caused by a terrorist massacre. warning civilians to clear out, while hamas forces them back. allowing in food and water, which hamas steals. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." rick santelli here live at cmhq. our september read on the trade balance which is a deficit, minus $61.5 billion. that's a bit larger deficit than the 59 we were expecting and in the rearview mirror, 58.3 now becomes 58.7. that's a minus sign, of course. that deficit was the smallest in three years. so we popped up just a bit. and just to put a face on it, pre-covid, the deficits were a bit smaller. a lot of that has to do with our consumption economy, doing better than others. of course, loweringour exports and keeping imports a bit stronger. we see that yields, well, yields have continued to hover at the lower end of

." >> the rally shut down traffic as people marched from bryant park to penn station. police blocked all ft entrances to the station to stop protesters from getting in. overall, it was a peaceful demonstration and police say nobody was arrested. >>> pro palestinian rally was held in washington on friday. crowds gathered outside union station chanting and holding signs that read "cease-fire now." they called on the u.s. government to stop giving aid to israel. >>> donald trump will be on the ballot in colorado's republican presidential primary after a judge rejected an effort to disqualify him based on the 14th amendment's ban on insurrectionists running for office. the judge says trump did participate in january 6th insurrection, but the ban doesn't apply to presidents. evan perez has more. >> the judge is ordering that donald trump's name will appear on the ballot in colorado. this is a ruling that she just came down. the bottom line for the judge the is that the 14th amendment, section 3, which is what these voters were seeking to have enforced, the judge is saying i

tradición tan linda desde las 19:00 de la noche y empezando por la intersección de las calles 19 y bryantl desfile. es muy bonito que aunque estamos lejos de nuestra tierra, podemos vivir las costumbres aquí en san francisco. >> muy bien. está muy bonito el ambiente por los últimos 42 años, catrinas y danzantes aztecas desfilan por el distrito de la misión para mantener viva esta tradición en la ciudad de san francisco. >> una costumbre donde no pueden faltar las caritas pintadas. >> yo y mi mamá salimos a pintar caras y a los niños, niños, adultos. >> es algo que abril y su familia vienen haciendo por los últimos 15 años y en tan solo 20 minutos puede lucir diferentes diseños. y por supuesto no faltaron las ofrendas. a medida que la procesión continuó su paso hasta la calle 24, fue muy hermoso celebrar nuestra cultura y honrar a los antepa asados y la gente que 1 quiere y adora que ya no están con 1. >> pero siempre en el corazón, es hermoso. es mi hija. >> es primera vez. no importa que estemos acá, siempre es bueno enseñarle nuestras raíces y recordar a nuestros antepasados, recordar l

the new york school walkout was organized by a palestinian group, hundreds march to bryant park in the center of manhattan, they set off down fifth avenue, down 34th st. and up eighth avenue. that shut down afternoon rush hour traffic, chanting genocide joe and the river to the sea. some of them broke away to occupy the lobby of the new york times building, violence was blue the surface, anti-semitism was rampant, this city has the largest concentration of jewish people outside israel. this is part of hamas's disinformation campaign. never mentioned despicable atrocities coveted by terrorists, always portray israel as the terror state the colonizers, the oppressors. the kids are going back to school. how are jewish students supposed to feel? classmates were showing their hatred and teachers who took part, what about them. the school chancellor says they will be dealt with. schools have been infected with hate. the new york times interview day member of hamas's leadership council, he wants the state of war with israel to be permanent. hamas thinks permanent war will force israelis out f

is what the chekhovs say now in the moscow region , oryol land, warriors pskov, polotsk, kurtsk, bryants, these are the stones, gratitude to all these warriors who came. and you come to a single monument, which, that is, they have rallied, here is the russian army, what the priest actually sings about, connections with us, right now andrei gurov, we are glad to welcome you, hello, when did you start being creative, when did you become write songs? well, i started doing creative work a long time ago, i’m still studying at school, this is the latest manifestation of your creativity, a song on the theme of a special military operation, when did it start, it started from the moment the military operation was carried out, i know that you yourself... where did you go, where are you now, where have you been during all this time? well, we supervise the volunteer battle base 4, it’s located in the kherson region, we sometimes meet with the guys, help them as much as we can, both spiritually and financially, since we cooperate with volunteer groups that are located in tver, in moscow, in st. peter

. >> bryant as they say actions speak louder than words. it's good to have you with us as always. thank you for your research and all the do brian. good to see you. >> likewise john, thank you. >> that will take us to a short break. when we come back cnn spoke to one ukrainian soldier who took footage while fighting russian forces on the eastern front. why he says it is so important to show what is happening right there.e. >>>> welcome back 35 minutes past the hour. nearly 300 children have been forced to evacuate the kharkiv region in our ukraine according to police. earlier this month officials ordered people to leave the children under heavy russian attack. also in eastern ukraine, russian forces are trying to -- amid a ongoing fierce battle. cnn's erin a spoke to a soldier who recorded an intense firefight from the trenches. >> from the predawn let it cacophonous of military firepower fills the air. incoming explosions [sound of artillery] outgoing fire. [sound of artillery] as one of the ukrainians assault infantry units, the 47th mechanized brigade tries to take back trenche

the procession will take place along bryant between 19th and 22nd street.rea tonight, brace for street closures and be aware, there will be a lot of folks out there. >> yeah, kari hall is monitoring what to expect tonight. may want to bundle up. >>> yeah, around sunset those temperatures will start to dip. we will be in the low 60s, and it will be a mostly cloudy evening but overall a nice evening. in the sharks game, it will be in the upper 60s to start. later tonight we will see the temperatures cooling down to the low 60s by 9:00. it will be partly cloudy with a light wind but no weather issues. let's make plans for the weekend. we have the san josÉ water lantern festival, and this is an evening or late afternoon into the evening event. we will see the gates opening at 3:30. it will be nice and mild. as we go into the afternoon around sunset, it will be in the 60s and partly cloudy. if your plans take you to the beach, you will have warmer weather on friday compared to the rest of the weekend. on saturday and sunday the highs reach into the upper 60s, an

she's been fit for arsenal, she got her first start on sunday when they meet bryant, so it's good toe's obviously one of the senior players under this team. let's hear what serena figments said to emma and others today. she is a character that brings positive energy on pitch and off pitch. i think we have more players like that but of course her experience, the way she plays, she's different than other players on the wing, so she brings different things. so that's good for the team, too. we have different opportunities again, so yeah, i expect on and off the pitch she will give us some extra energy. extra energy is what beth mead brings. let's have a look at the other 22 players that serena wiegman has named to play. not only interested because of those who are included, consistently the selection is a big thing for serena wiegman but also for those not listed. i should say, 16 of the 23 were actually involved but also for those not listed. i should say, 16 of the 23 were actually involved in the euro's squad last summer, a lot of those stayed on for the world cup as well, to reach t

right, but the real tension between fully bryant and the americans ran deeper kissinger hop and his social, political jealousy, repeating the gym. and so to come to closing with the russians the that includes experience of us, but i think because we thought it could be the beginning of a separate driven approach and lead to a new kind of to them. and that familiar with the politics in henry's view, and i think with some justice sliced underneath henry's attempts at what, what was the term we call we were describing, they, tod brant, pursue his policy openly. something to send you a couldn't afford to do. he had to circumvent the public tie when reaching out to the communists or else the backlash and the you with what has been to christ, to since you wanted to visit china. but the trip needed to be kept under wraps. you'd have to go buy a pack a stuff. the cover story was going to be the case and you was going to get a stomach ache and have to spend time in a hilltop, which we were covering. the problem is you've got a real stomach ache while it was in india before he even got that back as

this shows a example of bryant and 17th of the proposed project. you'll see the 3 story bus yard, the housing proposal on bryant street which would be the first phase of housing and two additional projects that would be developed on the roof both workforce housing and senior and multifamily housing that would come as funding is secured and here's a example of the project in the evening. on the joint development, potrero is the first example doing a p3 project. presidio yard we continue to secure grants. completed schematic designs on the bus yard and have development opportunity. we are looking at [indiscernible] working closely with oewd to look at that entire area of the downtown for development opportunities in the future. we did complete all the required studies we received-required as part of the caltrans grants. on the lecktd fiication side of things we were able to secure $30 million from the federal transit administration to move forward with pilot to get our fix standard infrastructure in place at our yards. we are advancing the akirkland

saying simply this isn't a plan for a year, we could do this in a fortnight, that was labour's chris bryante. it will happen in the house of commons a little later. let's talk to sebastien. he is hoping to get selected as a tory party candidate at the next election. good to have you here. is it ambitious enough? i think there is plenty of terror stuck in there. if you look at the priorities being put out, we are looking at anti—social behaviour, tackling anti—social behaviour, tackling anti—social behaviour, tackling the quality degrees. there are a couple of questions of the back of this. the first is delivery. this is one near to a general election. the government has to show it can get this stuff done they need to get this shovelled into the ground for network north —— network north. how does that time to a wider economic message? that is what we are looking for in the autumn statement. a lot of this is tackling clear issues that need to be resolved in the uk economy and public services. i think it is good come out of the 21 built there is some interesting stuff in there, but the next th

ring in the ears of many conservative mps ring in the ears of many conservative mp5 is from chris bryant certainly what _ general election. yes, that is certainly what labour - general election. yes, that is certainly what labour and - general election. yes, that is| certainly what labour and the general election. yes, that is - certainly what labour and the lib dems are suggesting, that this is a government that has run out of ideas, because there is a grand vision which is lacking, they are reaching the end of the line on this, and it shows a lack of ambition, but there is the reality of the time constraints and we know that by january 2025 there needs to be a general election which does not leave a lot of time to get a lot of bills through parliament. a third of the bills that are in this kings speech have already been published in some form or carried over from the last session so they are not entirely starting from scratch on everything and the government would push back on the idea it is not showing sufficient ambition and rishi sunak tried to paint himself as a candidate of change

anti-defamation league says is an anti-semitic slogan, the rally shut down traffic as people marched from bryant park to penn station. police blocked all of the entrances to the station to stop protesters from getting in. overall it was a peaceful demonstration and police say nobody was arrested. >>> a man who allegedly attacked a jewish protester in california has been charged with two felonies, including involuntary manslaughter. he had his first court appearance on friday. details now from cnn's stephanie elam. >> reporter: the suspect sitting feet from the man police say he had a confrontation with moments before. 69-year-old paul kessler, a jewish counterprotester would die the next day. naji answering questions from a deputy, now booked into jail and appearing in court on two felony counts of involuntary manslaughter and battery. he pleaded not guilty. >> accompanying each of these felony counts is a special allegation that in the commission of those crimes the defendant personally inflicted great bodily injury upon paul kessler. >> reporter: that allegation allows for prison time under ca

> what a great way in terms of a serious moment between our respective countries, talk about kobe bryantthat visit to los angeles. he talked fondly about the visit to san francisco and the golden gate bridge. i would reinforce our hope and expectation which is now being realized. we can well establish this meeting. >> jesse: this relationship is moving faster than primetime thought. gavin wusz in china for six days and he's already coming to san francisco. these two can't keep their hands off each other. gavin's house is a mess. california isn't all cranes and tobogans. so what's gavin going to do? can't have the chinese president see your place like this. gotta clean it up. just like when you're a kid. gotta hide everything in the closet. san francisco is rushing to clear out their homeless camps. san francisco's homeless department said when our community hosts events we want to put our best foot forward. newsom only cleans up the homeless to impress his chinese buddy but he won't clean up for americans who live there and pay taxes. patrick davis the founder and ceo of value entertainm

analyst bryant open the ysaforementioned assessment whih was used by the foreign influence task force to seek out chs holding fbi field offices across the country relating to the biden family falsely discredit them as foreign disinformation by staff calls that catch and killed by the way is that same task force they give sitter grassley and i are unsolicited briefing that was later leaked it to the media to smear me and impact my 2022 election. senator grassley concludes appears to be an effort within the justice department fbi to shut down investigative activity related to the biden family. such decisions point to significant political bias infecting the decision-making not only the attorney general fbi director but also line agents and prosecutors. a republic cannot survive such a political infection and you have an obligation to this country to clear the air. let me ask another i would ask by unanimous consent this letter be entered into the record and also this column that appeared in the wall street journal published yesterday if you read one? more on the stifled hunter biden pro

>> detectives gianna bryant and la bay head a problem. an important witness that wouldn't talk.lammed up. but there's one more way to get a story. they found an associate of john creech, someone who knew chandy and convinced him to wear a wire in meet with him. it worked. >> do you want to know the whole story? >> yeah. >> once chandy felt safe, she spilled it, all of it. how she and gavin met in secret in that secluded cul-de-sac. got close in gavin's car. >> and then, all of a sudden, the door opens and johnny just goes like... them and i, i just, like, i pushed myself out this. way got out of the, the driver side. >> creech first in like a machine, started slugging, wouldn't quit. >> and i was like, stop it. and then he comes out of the car and he's, like you're next! and then i drove off. >> she was terrified, she said. afraid she can be killed, two. or tell the cop she said the whole thing up. so, did she? again and again, detectives listen to the undercover tape. >> i believe 100% that she did not know that was going to happen. she did not set it up. >> but they wondered,

. >> i was like serea witness to my left, coby bryant to my right.that i have the capability to keep going and go for more and get better results. i'm hoping to medal for team usa. >> wow. lily zhang was born in redwood city and went to berkeley. not only has she competed in the olympics three times, she is a six-time national pro. she's ranked in the top 50 in the world. >>> 7:47 right now. it is no secret that americans are major consumers of social media, opinions on countless issues and are ready digested by millions. a poll by the pew research center this year found about 2/3 of americans said they think social media is bad for democracy. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us now. good morning. great to see you as always. how dependant are we on social media for our views? i know what people tell me. >> you know what? i can't get over that last bit you did. 2/3 say it's bad for democracy. >> and yet -- >> yes, everybody is doing it, at least lots of people are. pew, the same organization you referred to, did a poll on how much pe

but bryant park is the epicenter, and we talk about big amounts of people showing up, starts with a few hundred and goes to thousands. last week they were trying to enter some big buildings here and kicking the doors down or trying to of grand central station. so the police are on stand-by waiting to absentee what will happen. keep you posted. >> john: and sometimes as you put them on camera as we saw in london, they have no idea why they are protesting. >> sandra: nypd beefing up security after a pro palestinian group posted a map pinpointing notable landmarks right here in the big apple. the group alleging the sites are associated with genocide and are calling for direct action. c.b. cotton is live across town from alexis mcadams in new york city, more from her location. what are officials telling you? >> good afternoon, sandra. protestors have been targeting some of the 16 new york city businesses or news organizations being blasted by this pro palestinian group within our lifetime, that says these places are helping commit genocide against the palestinian people. the group within ou

benjamin. minister, chris bryant benjamin.chris bryant benjamin. his my old pal, i think his brief is my old pal, i think he's chair of the standards committee. he's chair oh, he's not in the shadow cabinet. former chair well, he described it as bonkers and i thought, well good because well, good on you because i completely agree with you. it is bonkers. people are getting frustrated. and the i think actually we saw this play out dunng actually we saw this play out during covid, right. where the welsh government wanted to differentiate itself to prove devolution was doing something and be different from the rest of the country. this is what they're doing on this stupid rule is absolutely doing rule that is absolutely doing nothing for the environment , rule that is absolutely doing nothing for the environment, but doing of a lot for the doing a hell of a lot for the nation's pressure the nation's blood pressure by the nation. wales and i just nation. i mean wales and i just think it's an attempt to say , think it's an attempt

he refuses to invoke the howard bryant anti war which had outlawed war a means of instrument of national policy. he some belligerence to withdraw from the combat. he expresses a hope that japan and china could negotiate without outside interferencand all of this. stimson has president hoover's strong backing. stimson refuses also to invoke what is called the nine power pact of 22. now th is an agreement of the nine major powers in the west plus japan that pledges to respect china's independence and territorial integrity. and the pact alsoalls for respecting the principle the economic open door. was an integral part of what historian akira aryeh calls a washinon system in some ways a counterpart to the system in europe established in 1919 it was signed and in 1925 in locarno, switzerland, you are seeking to stabilize great power relations in the pacific. you are seeking to sustainhe relative status quo. so notice how cautious stimson is hcertainly is seeking to coront japan. in mid-octob, he and allow a minor u.s. diplomat to siwith the lead counsel and even inhe lead does not accuse japa

benjamin. minister, chris bryant benjamin.t benjamin. his my old pal, i think his brief is my old pal, i think he's chair of the standards committee. he's chair oh, he's not in the shadow cabinet. former chair well, he described it as bonkers and i thought, well good because well, good on you because i completely agree with you. it is bonkers. people are getting frustrated. and the i think actually we saw this play out dunng actually we saw this play out during covid, right. where the welsh government wanted to differentiate itself to prove devolution was doing something and be different from the rest of the country. this is what they're doing on this stupid rule is absolutely doing rule that is absolutely doing nothing for the environment , but nothing for the environment, but doing of a lot for the doing a hell of a lot for the nation's pressure the nation's blood pressure by the nation. wales and i just nation. i mean wales and i just think it's an attempt to say , think it's an attempt to say, look, devolution is actually

now we go to big crowds in bryant park. this happening in the last 24 hours. pro palestinian protesters not happy with the president of the united states. watch. >> we're tired of it. enough of the war mongering and the politicians. it's time for them to like cut it. cut it. we pay taxes for you to fix potholes, not to munger wars. enough is enough. >> this area, you can see as well, the big crowds, neil. lots of nypd officers that say they're going to remain on high alert. one of the issues is the planners don't tell the nypd where they're going to go, how long this is going to go on for. we've seen them block traffic. they shut down parts of a bridge. that led to major issues for officers. they're going to stay on stand by and continue to talk to people to see why they're here and what they stand for, neil. >> neil: thanks, alexis. she's just right around the block here. meantime, we want to take you to southern israel, what's going on there. they are now continuing to target hamas forces. so when you hear a lot about these four-hour daily pauses, that does