second alarm from to 24th, 13, 15, and cass number 25 and number five pumper. respond. number two, open ladder. and number four. and number two, all in response. there is a family. are going in. a of five. two of the kids are okay. a third. burned pretty badly. both parents are missing. a fire destroyed his long after it has been put out. these children have lost both parents parents. the city now becomes temporary parent of these children until a foster home is found. in the biggest city. 6:50 a.m..

what dr hilary cass notes is the aduu what dr hilary cass notes is the adult services are quite differentervices until 19 and some other clinical services continuing to 20s. further consideration will be needed regarding that." there is a fear that isn't happening. thank ou, a fear that isn't happening. thank you. hannah- _ in a moment we're going to talk to a 16—year—old who's waiting for his first appointment with the children and young people service, and a 39—year—old who transitioned using adult services. first let's hear from anna castle, whose17—year—old daughter says she has gender dysphoria. what does anna think about this potential change? yeah, it's hard to determine who's going to end up where when they so many especially girls who aren't actively diagnosed with any kind of neurodiversity, given that, historically, they are underdiagnosed because of being set to the male presentation. i was diagnosed at 33... with what? with autism. right. and i see a lot of myself in a lot of these girls, and there's so many of them. and for me, i can only imagine. it's things like the sensor

it was almost looks to me most leave it as i live on somebody that i moved to chicago, the name of cass i live in middle school 6th way of seals began to me. i believe you'll be the deal. i will not fix the hopefully you need to go to handle the the visual vehicles. normally we don't really need the model. it towed the amount of the bill to the regular feeling . we go because, you know, a course that we love a me that does everybody does so yeah, it does a good job or do we get dead for ego by the beginning so that it gets on the better team? is it fair because i have a lot of meet the no not a week ago moved on the edge of the timing. we didn't include them. didn't go to the email, but it didn't. we overlap the we have you set up the equal deal, but a good we have we had to deal with it. i mean it's all over the you can ok. i mean, we believe he didn't in this. so you'll be, you'll be really kind of the hey, you know what, you can name ok. kind of a little bit of the the the more the do. all right, so what some of the same, what do you think when we sell for a lot of you know, say when

what do you got for me, cass ? well, can't got for me, cass?hear that one. >> let's hope it went on somewhere else . somewhere else. >> back in three. . in three. >>- in three. >> great success on the sound. >> great success on the sound. >> welcome back . so tonight, i'm >> welcome back. so tonight, i'm asking you the most important question of all time. why are the overfifties such lazy , fat? the overfifties such lazy, fat? sorry what do they call economically inactive slobs? stewart says maybe they've seen what you can get for nothing and decided the uplift is not worth getting out of bed for. there's a video about socialism, which covers this one. chris says . i covers this one. chris says. i worked for i worked nearly 60 hours a week. well, i hope you're over 60. my father is currently delivering uber eats at 84 years old on a penny farthing at the age of 54. deliver three things for the elderly and disabled , like elderly and disabled, like electric chairs, electric beds, mobility scooters, electric wheelchairs, etcetera. and i'm not doi

what do you got for me, cass ? well, can't got for me, cass?hear that one. >> let's hope it went on somewhere else . somewhere else. >> back in three. . in three. >>- in three. >> great success on the sound. >> great success on the sound. >> welcome back . so tonight, i'm >> welcome back. so tonight, i'm asking you the most important question of all time. why are the overfifties such lazy , fat? the overfifties such lazy, fat? sorry what do they call economically inactive slobs? stewart says maybe they've seen what you can get for nothing and decided the uplift is not worth getting out of bed for. there's a video about socialism, which covers this one. chris says . i covers this one. chris says. i worked for i worked nearly 60 hours a week. well, i hope you're over 60. my father is currently delivering uber eats at 84 years old on a penny farthing at the age of 54. deliver three things for the elderly and disabled , like elderly and disabled, like electric chairs, electric beds, mobility scooters, electric wheelchairs, etcetera. and i'm not doi

on my 70 or cass, we will stay with this really comfortable trend through saturday. we will be watching thunderstorms to the south and east of us thursday and into friday. and then we will get back into the heat by sunday and monday. we take a look at the high temperatures and where that dog could linger right to the afternoon. i will have that coming up today at 5:00. >>> thank you so much for joining us at 4:30. >>> right now and 5:00, taking action after legionnaires' disease leads to two deaths from a bay area small. what health officials are doing . >>> also a developing story on the peninsula where a hazmat call led to multiple people being treated. >>> san jose city workers overwhelming vote to authorize a strike, services that could impact you in they decide to walk off the job. >> investigators say the baseball was never inspected. >> if they don't have a health permit, we don't know if they are operating in a safe manner. >> reporter: legionnaires' disease is rare and maybe underreported because in healthy people, it can look like a common cold.

those outer bands of clouds running up to the baha, getting up toward cabo saint lieu as cass.ucas not really seeing bad weather yet. it's going to continue to track to the north. as it tracks to the north anyone off the covid-19 coast of southern california knows the water is cold. people go surfing in wet coats because it's so cold. it's going to weaken. down to 745 miles per hour sunday evening. by monday morning 60 miles per hour. enough to do damage. it is picking up a whole lot of rain and moisture with it. that is going to be what causes the problems. you see this ultimately running all the way up into the pacific northwest by tuesday morning, winds down to 30 miles per hour but dragging all of that moisture with it. so flooding is going to be the major concern. really wide area here where you are seeing those oranges 3 to 5 inches of rain. we are easily going to see in some spots 8 to 5 inches of rain. so flooding is the biggest concern. i will leave you with these last graphics, guys. that's saturday but by sunday we are looking at extreme flood threat across portions

and he was assigned as defensive cass. she's here in sending all but also in morocco during that time he mouse quite a lot of well built the multi $1000000.00 homes in the united states. and then he was brought back in 2009 with all the bunco suffered a stroke. and there was another qu attend, he was seen as a close ally to the family, but now he has put all the bunk under house arrest. is arresting the son of all the bun, good, nor dean, and, and many officials that were part of the bone go, regime, accusing them of high treason distancing himself from the bundle fine family, and appealing to the popular support that this group has had. i mean, this is a crew that was much awaited for a large part of the population that had just enough with this one family rule over this country. at least 10 people have been killed, drawing a protest outside a un peacekeeping base and go to an eastern democratic republic of congo. so it is attempted to stop, apply and protest by a religious group. the needs of the christian out of his gro

was obsessed with trying to get repealed and the, the possibility of probability of a nuclear paula cass holocaust. so dan was so passionate and it's in my keep just buried himself into everything that he did that he was committed to really did. and he was definitely a voracious reader and up to date on everything. and, and a very, a genteel individual and unselfish. i mean, really an incredible role model. the fact that he buried himself into these issues, even as a slate stage in his life. it reminds me of i of stone at age 80, going to greece chandler x out of sweet, ancient greek, to write the book the trial o'clock or takes on. i want to ask you about something that dan devoted his final years to that was the fight to stop the proliferation of nuclear weapons. he was passionate about this topic. tell us about that. i think this is what mixed dan, such a fascinating hero of our time, is that he never wavered in his commitment to bringing speaking truth to power. and he is, you were asking about his writer's block. i, you could say it that way, but dance intellect was one that no one

kids that you can change your gender as we've seen gender because as we've seen from the things the cassthe cass report and various other pieces of literature, if you of scientific literature, if you do wait method, most do a watch and wait method, most kids at rate from 76 to kids desist at a rate from 76 to 92. the surgeries and that 92. and the surgeries and that that these that are conducted on these children often with children leave them often with long health complications long term health complications cancen cancer, suicidality and sterility. people on sterility. so putting people on this particularly young this path, particularly young and children hate and vulnerable children to hate people to people of another race or to hate own bodies evil hate their own bodies is evil and government should step and the government should step in. >> well, that's all nice and depressing. thank you very much. that connor tomlinson and that was connor tomlinson and michael more michael crick. we'll hear more from later in from them both a little later in the coming up, we will be the show. com

kids that you can change your gender as we've seen gender because as we've seen from the things the cassthe cass report and various other pieces of literature, if you of scientific literature, if you do wait method, most do a watch and wait method, most kids at rate from 76 to kids desist at a rate from 76 to 92. the surgeries and that 92. and the surgeries and that that these that are conducted on these children often with children leave them often with long health complications long term health complications cancen cancer, suicidality and sterility. people on sterility. so putting people on this particularly young this path, particularly young and children hate and vulnerable children to hate people to people of another race or to hate own bodies evil hate their own bodies is evil and government should step and the government should step in. >> well, that's all nice and depressing. thank you very much. that connor tomlinson and that was connor tomlinson and michael more michael crick. we'll hear more from later in from them both a little later in the coming up, we will be the show. com

speaker pelosi representative cass tour, nancy lohman into the state of florida you made the right choicey her spirit, her stamina and her perseverance. our shared love of children, our shared responsibility of lifting up the next generation. no matter the roadblocks. i fostered young black boys and she fostered young black girls but i love in and that's why in 2004 i was honored to serve as an honorary cochair of the unveiling of the statue of mary mcleod bethune on the capitol of the university. what happened on that historic day was an out of body experience for me and full of disbelief in wonderment. it's ame story i will tell for s long as i can. you see the unveiling of the statue was on the program emboldened and gold at 12:00 noonas. the ceremony was running behind. because there was a complication of the new president and the 100th anniversary of the university and the unveiling per day stepped outside too look at the statue in the search for my name on the statue and grading next to the great dr. dorothy height. when the bells chimed at noon the sky above turned into night. we w

of los angeles said finally these thieves should be held accountable but send a message to george cass hold them accountable. stuart: send a message to whole of california, stealing is wrong. they need the money, who needs the money. >> the thieves they have to sell the money to get by, they deserve to steal that's the mentality. stuart: you never bring a state or city back if you allow this to go unchecked. i think we understand each other. coming up we are three years out from the start of the pandemic. if you go back, look what happened, the teachers union and school board authorities turning the pandemic and political leverage of what they hoped was political leverage that could be my take, crypto crooks sam bankman-fried behind bars of his trial and october. he has a detention center brooklyn said to be among the worst in the federal prison system. we have details next. ♪ ♪ an? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access

essential travel a give away a free merchandise from a popular live stream or in new york descended into cass and vandalism. ty, so not announced to millions of his followers online, he'd give away gaming console. the room hadn't union square. thousands of people turned out some damage in cars as well as bosses. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness stay with us, of the to how we used to use the some of us, most of the color. i'm the new fi of being something like sort of time to kind of the get go us, you know, mean our hang you at then much research can have, you know, san francisco and then must have really been beheaded bluff majority the believe lead. so me corner has been forwarding at the bottom, just kind of hoping you'd be very good. no, it was a, it's always been very well the fiscal holding for the risk and of hoping the, the risk in which videos deep been tossing up in time during risk and misconduct phone things. and then also for me to go over the the, the typical social, someone know stuff, stuff and also talk these detroit. i mean that t

so it's unfortunate but not a surprise at all the pleadings had asked chairman amik cass brief givingetails be removed from the docket. they claimed there was grand jury or other information there that shouldn't have been and george nor eke can a really smacked that down saying making such broad allegations was irresponsible of . what is your client saying that they wouldn't have asked him for the guilty plea at all if they didn't come forward. imagine if they hadn't come forward? what's his reaction been. >> several key points stuck out to gary. first off is that knowing now what was happening between the prosecutors and the defense counsel really adds a whole new dimension for the investigators. they were cut out from the meetings that the prosecutors had with defense counsel now we know about the interactions. the threat to have joe biden testify came at important time. important for your viewers to understand. that letter was sent on halloween in 2022. that letter came at a time when u.s. assistant david weiss bass to have the 2014, 2015 tax charges, including a felony for 2014 fo

. >> had the cass report. we >> we had the cass report. a good idea, so we're not going to do that. it's like, whack do that. and it's like, whack a mole. another one's just popped up. understand why up. i don't understand why that's the trouble there are that's the trouble is, there are a high priests a lot of these high priests around and you're focusing on the you're focusing on the the wrong you're focusing on the wrong thing. >> fact is . >> the fact is. >> the fact is. >> sorry. not sorry. >> sorry. you're not sorry. >> sorry. you're not sorry. >> sorry . because this >> i am not sorry. because this is. horrible . this is great. >> you should interrupt. lewis a lot more and not be not be repentant about it. >> an argument for >> this is an argument for having . no global having weapons. no global butterflies. global. just butterflies. so global. just threaten me. oh, goodness . threaten me. oh, my goodness. >> president. global butterfly . >> president. global butterfly. >> president. global butterfly. >> talking about transgender ma

meadows telling his aid cassidy hutchinson according to her testimony -- >> there is a lot going on, casst know. things might get real real bad on january 6. that evening was the first moment that i remember feeling scared. >> reporter: this is about donald trump and about actually going after him once again. >> reporter: if anyone knew then president trump's plans for the lost election, it might have been meadows. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> reporter: after all he joined that phone call when trump leaned on the top georgian official to overturn his loss there. >> we believe not every vote or fair vote and legal vote was counted. >> reporter: the latest indictment notes at one point meadows told trump the georgia officials were doing an exemplary job, but one day later trump called them terrible people cuffiovering up fraud. >> ultimate checkses and balance is the congress pap. >> reporter: and jim jordan messaged meadows insisting that mike pence should call out all electoral votes that he believes are unconstitutional. and stop certification. meadows' response, i have pushed

mall cass and her team target the science behind this. targeted d.n.a.. >> carley: and it's in the pill is in phase one clinical trial dr. al car nasa. are there any side effects. >> too early city of hope to be able to come to any conclusions enrolling patients on to this trial and by its very nature in a phase one trial you are learning what it is that this medicine might have in terms of toxicities. from that point test how effective it is in patients. that would be phase 2. >> carley: dr. malkas, to hear it destroys tumors, i don't know a lot about this but that sounds encouraging to me. >> we have done a lot of work in both cell cultures in-vitro throw models as well as in animal tumor models, and that's what gave us great encouragement and enthusiasm for moving the work forward. you know, it's based on the science, as dr. alvarnas indicated novel molecular target that is very cancer selective in that it kills the therapeutic -- kills cancer cells while leaving normal cells alone. we have great hopes in terms of it not only being a cancer-killer but

we can keep opening up the cass no, that's fine but it's -- casino, that's fine.ut it's going to be worthless. >> bitcoin was up 15% on the ruling that gray scale would have rights to a bitcoin backed etf. i will agree we get caught up in the price of bitcoin. the one thing crypto can do for us that few people are talking about, it actually moves money more efficiently. for example, if you are the bank of tokyo and you want to transfer $100 million of yen from your tokyo branch to new york branch, on behalf of a client, have you to have $100 million worth of yen in tokyo and $100 million worth of dollars in new york to effect that transaction and it will take a day. you attach that money to a coin and it's simultaneous. maria: the meeting of the s.e.c. hasn't taken place and the bank regulators are proposing long-term debt requirements for all banks of at least $100 billion in assets. it applies to all banks at least $100 billion in assets. these are the kind of rules and rule making decisions coming out of this administration that are putting barriers to growth.

mark cass the editor and chief of the milwaukee business.e. >> thanks for being in milwaukee. >> happy to have you here. >> bret: fun to be here and talking to voters is really neat. this is a big deal and then the convention itself is a big deal right? >> it's a huge deal for us. economic impact of $10 million. a lot of visitors come here never come to milwaukee before. it's great for the city great deport region. international spotlighted we never had. we were close to having it in 2020 with you covid took care of that everybody is excited about it. from an economic impact it can mean a lot for the city. >> bret: democrats and republicans excited about it. >> interesting in milwaukee because unlike kind of other cities nashville who they beat out, you hear our mayor and our are not republicans but, yet, we are out front on this and actually helped us win it. so it's very unusual. >> bret: it's a purple state, vince. >> it is. >> bret: look at wisconsin, 2020 the spread, biden beats trump 49.4 to 48.9. 2016. it's so tight. it goes back and

saying it is similar to cellular analysis, and this is involving the specialized fbi team known as cassriminal case, and the fbi has not said what they are doing here, but as you are looking are at the tactics and the techniques, you will see how it is beneficial to the team, and this c.a.s.s. team will see how they are looking at the cellular and other data to help locate the geo telephones and the grim reality is that they are finding and searching for the people who perished in a fire. all of us carry a cell phone, and when it is car connected to the cell phone, they could look at the tower record to try to geolocate where the phone was before the device was destroyed in the fire which is beneficial to help the people on the island of maui to move to some semblance of order. and now, looking at the new photos, you can see the teams from the atf and customs and border protection have surged from the united states to maui to help the local law enforcement there and fema with the search efforts and finally, it is worth realizing that the maui police department which is not a large depar

and in this country we've also got something called the cass review.e've got a consultation out in the speak around what the nhs as we speak around what paediatric gender clinics should be doing and we're moving towards and this is part of that trend, a more holistic approach, psychosocial support being given unless resort to what people call gender affirmation, which is this irreversible , viable, i is this irreversible, viable, i would say experimental use of drugs, which potentially life changing harmful effects on children. i think this is very significant development. >> people at home might be >> now, people at home might be a bit surprised to hear >> now, people at home might be a the)it surprised to hear >> now, people at home might be a the formerrised to hear >> now, people at home might be a the former deputy hear >> now, people at home might be a the former deputy leader of that the former deputy leader of the green party is saying sort of slow down on this stuff that's a bit out of step with the of party. the rest of your party. >> well, f

meadows telling his aide cassidy hutchinson, according to her testimony -- >> there's a lot going on, casseal bad on january 6th. that evening was the first moment that i remember feeling scared. >> this is about donald trump and about actually going after him once again. >> reporter: although meadows dismissed the committee's work early on, if anyone knew then president trump's plans for the lost election, it might have been meadows. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> reporter: after all, he joined that phone call when trump leaned on georgia's top election official to overturn his loss there. >> we believe that not every vote or fair vote and legal vote was counted. >> reporter: the latest indictment notes at one point meadows told trump the georgia officials were doing an exemplary job, but one day later trump called them terrible people covering up fraud anyway. >> the ultimate check and balance is the united states congress. >> reporter: on january 5th, congressman jim jordan messaged meadows, insisting vice president mike pence should call out all electoral votes that he believe

. >>> joining us now is the secretary of homeland security alejandro my your cass, the agency that overseesa. thank you so much for being here. as the president prepares to visit, what do you want the residents of maui to know? >> ana, thank you very much for having me. it was heartbreaking to hear the reporting of the 14-year-old boy hugging his dog and the family finding them deceased. it speaks so poignantly and powerfully of the suffering that people are enduring and the single message, the most important message is that we are hear for them and we have been here. we have more than 1,000 people on the ground there going door to door, information and survivor support centers. our footprint is extraordinary there. we are there now, and we will be there tomorrow and throughout the long-term recovery. i think that's the most important message. we are following the president's immediate direction to us. as soon as the fires broke out, he directed fema, the federal emergency management administration, part of the department of homeland security, to respond in full force immediately. that's in

he didn't look up from his phone, and said something to the effect of, "there's a lot going on, cass,on't know things might get real, real bad on january 6th." >> seth: man, this dude was checked out like a substitute teacher showing his class, "amadeus," on laser disk the day before summer break. "hey, mr. meadows, we learning anything today?" "you can learn what happens to the human spirit when you're forced to toil in the shadow of a childish showoff." [ laughter ] "also, you're all getting an 'f'. an f. murray abraham, that is. [ laughter and applause oh, i'll wait until it gets what it deserves. [ laughter ] although in fairness, that is probably the one and only moment from all the january 6th hearings that i related to if i had sold my soul to donald trump and was facing a lifetime of criminal exposure and historical disgrace, i too would check the [ bleep ] out. i would have one of those giant costco containers of cheese balls, except be filled with xanax. [ laughter ] so, virtually, everyone in trump's orbit from his chief of staff to his weird pillow friend is under investig

and i were walking to our vehicles that evening, he looked at me and said something to the effect of cassed a special event assessment. congress itself is the target on the 6th. >> now we're on as i say the point of attack. >> listen to what mr. bannon said that day after the first call he had with the president. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. all i can say is strap in. >> they thought they could steal this election. >> then he and donald trump talk again. we don't know what the contents of those calls were because of course, donald trump has not provided that information and steve bannon has not provided that information. >> fight for america! >> the night of january 5th, you were among those summoned to the oval office. >> yeah, i was brought into the oval office that evening and the entire press team was assembled in there. >> the gates opened a few minutes ago. >> the president had the door to the rose garden open and you could hear the crowd on the e leps ellipse already assembled and you could tell he was feeding off that energy, and he was really excited for the next

tom: thank you for your worry about douglas cass, he is medicated.athan: i think he is alive and well. tom: he lives right down from the famous orioles picture and i think palmer had to give him a hug. jonathan: is this is an over? tom: for the yankees? other than mr. judge, i think everyone is at risk there. we will go to new hampshire, the drama in milwaukee. greg valliere joins us. the stereotype is the polarity of the nation and the party. let's cut to the wisconsin chase. wisconsin was won by biden by under 1%. trump won it four years earlier by 0.77%. how does this debate for the into those thank you states that the difference in november of next year -- those states that make the difference of november next year? greg: i will get my espresso machine out, it will be a late night. i think it is time for new faces. one of the stories tomorrow will be the emergence of tim scott, the african-american senator from south carolina. there are a couple of other people that might do well. it is the beginnings of a sign that the country will look at fresh

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hilary cass's review of the tavistock and the setting up of new services that will be more holistic andto look at all the issues that children are presenting with now . so presenting with now. so hopefully that will go ahead. now, the problem is there's not a continuity of care once a child turns 17, they're referred to adult services that have exactly the same approach as the tavistock did, which is basically affirmation of gender and informed consent. basically affirmation of gender and informed consent . and that and informed consent. and that was found to be harmful at the tavistock, the nhs now needs to look at the adult clinics where young, vulnerable adults are going. those vulnerabilities and those mental health issues don't stop when you turn 17, they're still there. but these children are then signed off as we've seen in this, even in this case, for irreversible treatments, hormones and surgeries is so complicated . complicated. >> or maybe not. maybe it should be much more simplistic and stephanie davis, thank you very much indeed. stephanie is the director of transgender tre