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>> reporter: what did happen to officer burke? documents show the chief found he used unnecessary force and ordered him suspended for three days with mandatory retraining. but the incident didn't stop him from getting promoted to sergeant in late 2019. the department says it can't discuss this or other personnel matters, it respects the watchdog agency findings and has been making changes to policy. nbc bay area news. >>> family members are grieving and a community asking for answers after a high-speed chase in the east bay led to a crash. a mother was killed in the wreck and her twin 6-year-old boys remain in the hospital, one in critical condition. tom jensen. >> reporter: the intersection is an unincorporated part of contra costa county in rodeo. >> she played sports, healthy, took care of her kids. didn't deserve this to happen. >> reporter: one of the officers pulled in behind a reported stolen suv and the driver accelerated immediately. there was a short pursuit and the suv slammed into a nissan driven by the victim with her

>> buddy. >> reporter: what did happen to officer burk?essary force and ordered that he be suspended for three days, along with mandatory retraining. >> get up. >> reporter: but the incident didn't stop burk from getting promoted to the rank of sergeant in late 2019. the department says while it cannot discuss this or any other personnel matter, it respects the watchdog agency's findings and has been making changes to use of force policies. jackson vander beckon, bay area news. >>> a follow up from the east bay. family members are grieving and a community is asking for answers after a high-speed police chase ended with a death. this happened thursday night. the hercules police chief says one of his officers pulled in behind an suv reported stolen in hercules. the driver accelerated. there was a short pursuit, and the vehicle slammed into a nissan driven by a 31-year-old mother. she had her two twin 6-year-old pois in the backseat in rodeo. she died. the boys are still in the hospital. one is in critical condition. after a foot chase, polic

in christine burke, this is bloomberg. dani: christine in dubai. are looking at weakness for equities, china is moving higher but it is off the back of gains that put us in yet another bull market for the tech sector. can that continue? we have had warnings from tatjana greil castro, looking at this bond market, that it liquidity means risk appetite is lower. yen moves higher this morning as the dollar gives back. u.s. dani: good morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe". i'm dani burger in london, these are the stories that set your agenda. u.s. stock futures and asia stocks are little changed, but not before a wall street rally powers the nasdaq 100 into a bull market for the first time in almost three years. footing the bill, sources tell bloomberg the fdic may force top u.s. lenders to pick up a share of the $23 billion to for recent bank failures. swiss regulators are said to have encouraged ubs to bring back sergio ermotti as ceo to ensure the smooth integration of credit suisse. american equity and for the most part asian stocks continue

we're happy to be joined by dr. learned len burke. he's a russia born physician who came to the united states in 1994 to work for a pharmaceutical company in houston. texas, a naturalized citizen. len resides in suburban, chicago with his partner of 20 years. and he works in the regulatory field in 2019 he started experiencing symptoms of a van, a syndrome at his home. these symptoms are continuing to the present day. lynne was diagnosed with havana syndrome, formerly by the same team of experts that diagnosed us embassy personnel, medically evacuated from cuba. as a result of these debilitating attacks. dr. bur, has been on medical leave since 2021. his case was referred to the defense department by a neuro weapons expert from georgetown university. neither d o d nor the f b, i has made any steps to investigate his diagnosed and validated case of havana syndrome. len, welcome to the show. it's good to have you. nice to have nice to be with you. thanks for joining us. love start at the beginning. you began experiencing symptoms in 201

i was still, but he condolences just from the bunder stack in brandon burke, union j. n. in the colors union, jack and the many in thousands of entries in the condolence book across the country here in old trailer were things in the times of sadness that we went to a great conference and family on behalf of my entire family. okay, thank you. i wish to thank you from the bottom of my heart accordingly for the extraordinary dom and compassion that the people in germany showed in this time of sadness. german president, stark, president. just the president understand, since i spoke to you from last rostrum, the last time the scourge of war is once again back in europe, the rest of aggression against your cray still has unleashed and imaginable suffering on so many innocent people and thousands of lives have been destroyed, i hate when she and julia to liberty and dignity have been crushed. right. roper's is about me, but the security of yard is just as much at threat as our democratic values. but the world did not stand idly by and watch for we are horrified by dreadful destr

oh, to go further in depth on nestle's cross live now to political commentator, john burke. mont. sean, it's great to have you on the program to day. now, what do you make at this statement? coming from a ron, calling out what it sees as frances double standard. is that fair? would you say? well, yes and no. i mean, i think the main lessons from this is that each county should take care of its own internal affair and not to intervene and try to intervene in those over the account, please. because obviously he has no means to impose any sanctions on france. the way the global west is imposing sanctions on the hand. now maybe the impression in your hands, i'm willing to believe that it's a harsher than france, but the hand, the suit subjected to a series of sanctions. evans seems a revolution of 79. and before the revolution, it was an extremely bloody dictatorship, but the pro western one, so they will know sanctions. i mean, the whole thing is complete deep or critical. and of course the french situation is pretty, pretty strange. i mean, it was a universe, it was already like tha

and he had dave burke who he got the kennedy white house to be his chief of staff, who then later go on to be the president of abc. i mean, these were really top notch people. he had some people that stayed with him all of all their lives and all his life, guys like carey parker, who was a brilliant strategist and speechwriter, reader of the senate floor, if if kennedy had an alter ego in the senate, it was it was. and but it was also a place where you you joined in a fraternity, this great web of contacts still exists. aoc is probably the the latest one to talk about her days. the mailroom in the kennedy office and and they're all they if they had a flaw it was arrogance because they were cocky young smart people. and ted had a way every once in a while to bring him down to earth. and he say, you know, i wish i could have a speech as good as my brother has. or he'd say to it to an aide, you know, i don't need these mistakes. i'm quite good enough, as you've seen making them myself. and then harvard graduate would be in tears and dave burke have put his arm around him and walk them a

gina burke's relies on chinese part. now, how easy is it to slip to simply switch out those parts? can that genie be put back in the bottle? let me say very simple. it said that germany comes the situation that it took me so long time to take the right decision. the reality is, germany is building the early process, rolling out 5, g, and base. they can stop using chinese equipment morrow and start using other kinds of equipment. that's one thing. the 2nd thing, of course, and there's some equipment needs, a good rubin replace said what the operator was booked. that's a cost they could avoid it. is if they have done like upgrades done in the numbers of other countries. now you've alluded to cyber security threats in the past coming from china. how easy is it for a germany to be able to strike a balance between ramping up it's 5 g infrastructure, but also keeping cyber security threats at bay? i would just say using chinese look at communication infrastructure to build the fundamental virginia society. it's just like doing drunk driving in a car without any airbags and it only seed b

young berlin fell further behind in the title rates, when they could only manage a drawer with a false burke that and much more coming up later in our sport sect. ah, i'm pablo foley, as welcome to the program. fears of a u. s. banking crisis are on the rise after another bank failed this weekend. authorities in the united states have taken over signature bank. it collapsed just 2 days after silicon valley bank was shut down by regulators. new emergency policies were adopted by authorities on sunday. they said customer deposits will be protected, but they will quote, wipe out equity and bondholders taxpayer money will not be used for any losses. according to the west treasure treasury secretary, janet jaelyn and the chair of the federal deposit insurance corporation. the 2 bank failures this weekend or the 2nd and 3rd worst in us history will. earlier i asked financial correspondent, he ends quarter in new york for his insight following news that u. s. regulators have taken over operations at a 2nd bank. well, as the saying goes, so bank di, overnight had that seems to be true at this point.

parliamentary elections around the corner in the job, very daunting bugs. latest manhunt other fears. gerardo burke, punjab could potentially see another spell of terrorism. i mean you spoke about this continuous sentiment around castanan punjab. very much obese. these fears have been in fact been there for a long time. a former chief minister of punjab was amongst the tallest leaders of the congress party. their captain of the sea. he used to continuously say that the opposition parties and he specifically targeted the armored me party which is in power right now in punjab for, for minting or least danny sentiment in punjab. now obviously of the, our might be party with the had a sunny element in punjab would never be proven. and the armored me party is rolling now. but several politicians are wip up this readily. and for the last couple of years, especially many have been talking about the revival of the hollis. danny movement. now, ever since, i'm glad by the saying, you know, came onto the scene and he started dressing up himself, has been down valley, then security agencies are started taking

now you've said nearly 60 percent of germany's 5 gina burke's relies on chinese part. now, how easy is it to slip to simply switch out those parts? can that genie be put back in the body.

and burke is very distressed about this. what i didn't uncover sort of, is i did uncover some corroborate for that story in a couple of different manuscript sources, the henry street papers at that, the clements library and the minutes of the commission to investigate the fire that guy carleton commissioned in 1783. so she mentioned possibly in the same story is mentioned in both of those sources as well. and so that's really great. and important to us as historians. we need cobra. so so many. we get a tale, but we only get one. and you one little line about a woman's actions somewhere and you're going, well, how do we confirm that this actually happen? what's the other side of this story? so it was really great to find this. but let's take it one step further here. why is it so vital then for all of us here to recover not only the story, but that person? in other words to see her? right. i think for a couple of reasons. one is that once we concretize her as a person, she more real. and then it's not just a story or a myth o

education. norwegian police have forcibly removed and attained swedish climate activists get a tune. burke from and demonstration in oslo tune bergen. other activists were blocking the entrance to norway's finance ministry. the groups have been protesting for several days against the building of wind harms on indigenous ancestral land in the north of the country. nigerian electoral commission has declared bola to new president elect. he was the candidate of the ruling. all progressive congress party nigerian stayed up late into the night to hear the announcement to new who is now expected to take over from outgoing precedent mohammed who hurried. now the electoral commission said that to new 18800000 votes, while his main challenger, aku apo backer, took almost 7000000, but opposition parties have questioned those figures and labeled the election a sham ah, the man known as the gold bother of league also arrived to a pop stars, welcome a long time political king mika paula to know who has just pulled off his biggest. when yet, addressing his supporters after a scrappy campaign, he portraye

professor carl burke burke land senior avalanche scientist. thanks for your insight.nks for your time. we appreciate it. okay, thank you. take care, too. vice president kamala harris is coming home to the bay area on friday to highlight a p i business is scheduled to attend a roundtable with asian american and pacific islander small businesses. the gathering is expected to focus on small business entrepreneurship. it will also highlight the administration's efforts to help small businesses, including increasing their access to funding. vice president harris is also set to attend a political fundraiser during that visit. u s attorney general merrick garland faced questions today from lawmakers on the senate judiciary committee is lauren blanchard tells us topics ranged from violent crime to the fentanyl crisis and classified documents investigation into president biden and former president trump. attorney general garland welcome. attorney general merrick garland , appearing before the senate judiciary committee for more than four hours wednesday, defending the justice

but burke also famously wrote that society is a partnership between those who are living, those who are dead, and those are who are to be born. if history confers on people in the present, neither nor blame for what happened in past. how should understand this idea of a partnership across time. our nation is badly overdue in facing this question, but a consensual answer is like wading into quicksand. i suspect that everyone here tonight believes both the nay the yay of the matter that no one living today is to blame for the sins of the past, but that everyone has responsibility to help redress them. now, in pondering what this might mean, i came upon a book reconsidering published a few months ago by a young scholar at georgetown, olufemi taiwo, who speaks of reparations not as payback or getting even or settling scores, but as what he calls a project he wants to refocus the debate away from the destructive past and onto a construct future. what if building the just world he was reparation nations. he means i think that we must proceed with full awareness that the dire challenges of our

burke this -- dr. birx this question. mr.: you're supposed to say six feet away from me, i don't know what you're doing there. [laughter] rep. jordan: i asked a question in this hearing, when the bite us that the vaccinated could not get the virus, where they guessing or lying geico --? either one, our government is supposed to be of the people by the people for the people, so till we the people the truth, with a -- we are americans, tells the truth. whether it's the russia stuff and president trump, or all of this, when he think about this fires, almost every thing they told us turned out not to be true. there were saying that it was a data function of research, it sure looked like it did they said the bacteria could not get it, they could not transmit there was no such thing as natural immunity, there are like seven lies right there, just tell us the truth, and then the same thing, again, the truth in the end will win, in spite of what the left and and big tech try to massage and change it, the truth wins out in the end. mr

and so, yeah, i mean, if you were nuclear burke are in as much as you consider nuclear power, valuable. um is, is a product of the nuclear weapons complex. it started the 1st nuclear reactors were to make barnes. and that's a fact of, of nuclear power is that any nuclear reactors are potentially the waste coming out is potentially useful for making nuclear weapons the fuel cycle going in this potential also potentially useful for, for making nuclear weapons. so that's one reason why a lot of people have questions about nuclear power. our missiles space missiles still watching a specialty. they came out of her military research. ultimately looking at creating the creating missiles to launch nuclear weapons. and some of the original a mainframe computers were created by i d. m, under contract with the government to, to manage the, the, the early warning system in the nuclear system. so we have technology spin offs from, from nuclear weapons. i mean, we could have, obviously, directly invested in, in those technologies are probably at lower cost and still have had all the benefits of them

and like i said, the burke respects to their state now they stay 1st tried to say it was uranium, they're awesome. bought several doctors. so you can see that there is from the over the country on a developing story. it is very sad to know the service these children are being born with some of the worst birth defects you ever see. we are speaking with jose have heckman about the toxic burned pits created and used by the u. s. military around the world and how they lead to untold human misery among american soldiers and others, including the locals. we're going to take a short break and come right back, stay tune. 2 2 2 2 2 look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except to wear such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence and the point obviously is to create a truck rather than fit with the various jobs with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with a ah with it ah, welcome ba

c one, where showing also the devotee with our melinda burke, knobby and guinea, and brothers. oh, suffering. the dreadful effects of the french nick colonialism, france has made a plea to the european union to finance through an army which is keen old people, and been a little all villages. but earlier, an alert african country got bolden the french president said, the era of france ruling over the continent as a thing of the past. this age isn't france, africa is willing trudy over and i sometimes have the feeling that mentality, so not evolving at the same pace as us. when i read, i hear i see claims that france has intentions, that it does not have that it no longer has and gilbert as elsewhere from says, a neutral middle man who speaks to everyone on whose role is not to interfere in domestic policy exchanges. french president in manion ma crime has reiterated that the french military reorganization in africa was neither a withdrawal nor a disengagement. he further stated that france harboured no desire to return to post policies of interfering in africa. now, some have we

exactly right we, we don't know thanks to the freedom of information act, for example that, that bradley burke and felt the u. b. s. whistleblower was arrested in exchange for the government of switzerland agreeing to take 2 weaker detainees from guantanamo for example. we only know that things to wiki leaks. so i think you're exactly right that we really don't know much of what the, what the u. s. government has negotiated with other governments. it's still secret . what do you eventually? i'm sorry, go read. just quite fun to mental that they, that they literally don't have any rights. literally, they are there at the whim of the united states government, all the house government, coal, so jurisdiction, making go to, to clarify what their rights you know, and you see everywhere else around the world as well. john, when, when governments either under the pressure of the us government or from their own governments, come on the any kind of suspicion they can be harassed, they can be arbitrarily detain. i mean, most bank, for example, the british citizen, how does the possible take him off him w

then assembly-members rob bonta an autumn burke authored separate proposals that ultimately failed.sal called on the state to provide housing for at-risk families. but governor newsom vetoed it, calling it a lot goal, but ultimately too expensive. >> pleasant hopes for a different outcome. this time. i believe this will make a difference. housing. >> is a human. right? but housing is also necessary for you to keep your sanity and your home. >> and the proposal needs at least two-thirds approval from the state legislature to qualify for the 2024 ballot reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallaceekron. 4 news. >> up next, changes could be coming how much people and corporations pay in federal taxes. catherine needed joins us. break down the new proposals. plus diverting the flow where bay area crews are working right now to try and prevent devastating flooding tomorrow. >> and in the days to come, and we're hearing from the wife of one of those 4 americans who got caught up in a deadly cartel shooting after driving south carolina to mexico for a medical procedure. bill loveless: i c

tonight, chris klein, dave burke and music from the warren treaty with cleto and the now jimmy kimmel. thank you. very nice to see you. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> we thank you for joining us on spring break. thank you. that's quite enough of th

let's get more armis from patrick vance. burke. he's a president of the german armed forces. reservist organization is a colonel in the reserves and a former member of parliament for germany's opposition. a christian democrats. i'm so glad you could spare time. welcome to the w. i report they painted a rather bleak picture of germany's armed forces in procurement system. but i think it was fair, i think in a way, yes, because 30 years you can say we shrink the army or not just germany did it. a lot of countries did it because we thought we are surrounded by friends. we don't need this territorial defense anymore. we don't need this huge structure or 30 years, we would really reduced everything. and now we see territorial defense is important . we have to build up structures and that needs time. but it's not just the size of the of the armed forces is it is one thing to reduce numbers, but we had the embarrassing an incident or just a month or so ago where we were testing this, this new armed vehicle and it just fell over quite ofte

r c, what we're showing also the deputy with our malian burke, knobby and guinea and brothers who are all the suffering. the dreadful effects of the french near colonialism. my france has made a plea to the european union to finance the rwandan army, which is keen old people and been in luton. our villages. 95 sense of us are on the rise, not only in the d o c but also in the west african nations of molly and looking at versa. which you refuse to continue cooperation with the french armed forces? all the chorus orland caribella, topler as the details you have more and more countries saying no rather than saying maybe or even seeing a future with any kind of partnership with france. we saw was the end of last year. emmanuel mac crohn, re upon realization of the deteriorating relationship that his country as a former colonial power is having with the new wave of leadership here on the continent. coming out to say that he was to launch a new strategy to watch our friends world relate with africa. this quite all of that. it's still very much a no from more and more african countries. we'v

how to work in this market, should there be more women, and burk breeding women's businesses are neededin the power they buy every season, so why didn't jeans please. the russian gymnast took gold at the grand primo moscow she was stronger than other athletes in individual exercises with clubs and ribbons international tournaments took place in the palaces of irina usman daniil marin watched the competition the annual traditional moscow grand prix, which is held for the 26th time. this is one of the main events of rhythmic gymnastics. after all, for many years, it is with this tournament that the season begins major launches are a platform to determine the best of the best. in addition , representatives of different countries who clearly added competition and diversity are slovakia, syria and israel, to china, korea, belarus. i think that , in fact, the world cup was held here. they are grand 3, i must say, because girls competed today, as they always competed at the highest levels of competitions and it was the competitions between our girls and belarusians. as it always happens at the

and burks hopeful candidates. iran in saudi arabia, fine common ground and have agreed to resume diplomatic relations and reopened their embassies in a deal brokers by bricks. member china, senior officials from the middle eastern countries. how talks in beijing to bridge the divide, the delegates explained what paved the way to resolve disputes. saudi arabia hopes that this will open a nuke under the architecture of a brotherly relationship of china has provided favorable conditions for rich and disagreement. this vivid demonstration of the basic policies and concepts of china's diplomacy, which includes the major initiative of building and community with a shared future from mankind. your on firmly supports the relevant initiatives. well, the reason they talked between we are going to ron of has become a hot topic across the world with many world leaders starting to react to the issue . oh, well, starting from iran, do you want informed, mr. i'm here of the not, you know, has said that v do research agreement will build great capacity for both countries, both for to one and we are. and he

as the firm provided financing for almost half of american burke, venture back technology businesses, despite being relatively unknown outside of silicon valley, as we b was among the top 20 us commercial banks with 209000000000 and total assets at the end of the last year meanwhile, some brazilian firms are reportedly said to have failed to withdraw their money on time, while s v be also has branches in india, china, and across europe. it's u. k. branch is set to be declared in solvent. more than $180.00 companies there have from it with calls to intervene. the loss of dirty is business left at vulnerable recession. it's the my sent shock waves across the financial world, leading to a host of other businesses failing a recession in the u. s. economy was one of the factors that led to the finance cut it's benchmark interest rate, cfo for lehman brothers global investment bank, which went bankrupt and was one of the sparks for the 2008 financial crisis professor of economics. and paul to jack ross missed will does that, as phoebe's collapse is directly tied to the current us strategy o

chancellor schulz to washington, as on command , they simultaneously wrote in germany in the usa, burke time refers to this american intelligence and puts it in the title of a streamlined the term is about ukrainian, the grouping and allegedly included experienced divers, but not related to the army and special services, the newspaper draws attention to the fact that the attack was carried out without the knowledge of zelensky, although there is a possibility that the attacks could have been unofficially carried out by those associated with the kiev authorities. but washington and london definitely have nothing to do with the white house publication assures the expected distance from the material, i can only say that several partners in europe germany sweden buildings have begun an investigation into what happened and this investigation continues. i can't ahead of their conclusions. we respect the right of european countries to conduct their own investigation. and i'm not going to go beyond the information we provided on friday when chancellor scholz was on a visit. we have already note

and he was always by jimmy burke, who personified hacks and jimmy burke's actually one time i don't know if his in the diaries he said baba the way i stay in congress i vote for every tax cut i vote for every spending bill. i always vote against any increase in the debt ceiling and and barbara, who just stood for you know as you said, you know would would would crumble if that happened. and jimmy burton that what you think is places on the level. and he was amused by that but loyalty to the ways and means committee to see where he goes to the office of joe carter who i gather was a labor democrat. i'm sure they voted differently all of a sudden. right. but he thought carter was a smart, hardworking guy, and he tried his hardest to convince him to retire. yeah. know, i mean, there was. yeah. the friend, the trans partizan friendships with mcpherson, richard bolling and such are interesting in the i mean i wonder how i wonder if that's less common today. oh i had lunch with i lunch. i had lunch with a friend today who carl j mart used to work for paul simon, a nazi composer feeling groovy.

dr. burke is so still in line about a year later and said yes, in fact there was this russian interference. so to say. and of course there was no, there was no proof of that. and it's actually never been proven to this day. so as a result of that big check now, you know, says, you know, either they label you and say you are chinese state affiliated or russian state affiliated or what have you, or they just straight off just block you. they don't allow you to be posted or the shadow, which in some ways is actually even the worst because you believe you are posting to an audience. but in fact, you're not, you're posting into the ether and no one or very few people are actually seeing you . so the role that the big tech has played in the political discourse cannot be overstated because this is how we have discussion. this is how people across the world, billions of people across the world, actually learn about and talk about and have conversations and all just engage with politics around the world, whether it's locally in their hometown or you know, some international issues. at the turn of t