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my name's colin robinson and am the publisher. all books and i want to welcome you to this event to. mark the publication of a book very proud to be publishing. understanding and why that matters. and before hand over to the excellent panel which includes two editors of the book. i just wanted to tell a little story about what happened with this book week because it's kind of indicative of the problem that book attempts to tackle. so there's a bookstore in brentwood, california, in los angeles called books and it was previously owned by a couple progressive types who it over the summer i'm some i'm guessing here but i think they were probably responsible placing the order for this book but they did order it and it was put on front table of their bookstore. by one of their members of staff, possibly mischievous, we don't know. next, kamala harris's book book. the bookstore and now under under new ownership it. didn't seem be aware that this book was on sale there. someone came the store saw the book freaked out. this is basically o

colin, those are the front runners. any surprises to watch out for, do you think? amazing story to look out for today. demi moore, at the age of 62, is going to get her first ever oscar nomination. she was snubbed for ghost, snubbed for a few good men back in the �*90s, when she was arguably the biggest film star on the planet. today, she's going to be nominated for the substance, and it's not the type of film the academy normally rewards. it's a body horror. quite a shocking film. look out for that. as i say, all the nominations will be at1.30. you can get them live on the bbc website. the nominations event has been postponed twice because of the la wildfires. as you heard there, the vatican thriller conclave is expected to do well. it has already collected 12 bafta nominations. tom brook has been speaking to the film's cast and director. the pope is dead. the throne...is vacant. conclave is a film chronicling political intrigue at the vatican, as we observe the fictional cardinal lawrence, played by british actor ralph fiennes, presiding over the election of a ne

co-chair chaudhary: thank you, colin.e will now begin our first panel. the purpose of this panel is to underscore the critical importance of retrospective analysis of the afghanistan war for policymakers, military personnel, peace builders, afghans, and the american public. it also sets the stage for our broad retrospective mandate. in future hearings you will see us elaborate on the themes of the war and look at it in a historical context. we thought it would be appropriate to start today with looking at the very beginning. so this panel will speak to the need for an unflinching and rigorous approach that colin has outlined to uncover key insights and lessons, especially from those who served and sacrificed. so now, i'm going to read the biographies of our distinguished guests. first, i'd like to recognize and welcome ambassador ronald e. neumann, who's asking me to keep his bio short. it's quite impressive. [laughter] he's formerly a deputy assistant secretary of state. he served three times as a u.s. ambassador. he was

in jimmy carter and colin powell were there port-au-prince and i but as at the time trying to get himleave the country. and the prime minister or the president at the time. it was coming down to the 11th hour and 59 seconds. the 82nd airborne had actually departed pope air force base and was going to invade haiti. we were all wondering why are carter and colin powell still there question mark why have they not left? it will get dangerous if the shooting starts. to his credit jimmy carter stayed until the very last possible moment and convinced him to leave haiti the 82nd airborne invasion was called off and there was a peaceful transition, peaceful as can get in haiti to a different president. and it really was congresswoman, remarkable feat of diplomacy on jimmy carter and colin powell's part led by jimmy carter, of course. who knows how many people would die in haiti had the 82nd airborne had to launch invasion? the military secret service was hanging on and definitely would have been shooting back at the american forces. >> you are talking about two great man as you tell that story

colin jackson. dr. jackson: thank you, shmila. thank you to all the commissioners who are joining us here in person or online and to the expert witnesses and the guests who have joined. it is a genuine privilege to serve with you as a co-chair of the afghanistan war commission and with each of our distinguished fellow commissioners. ours is indeed an historic calling. this is the first time that congress has called for a comprehensive, in-depth study of an american war. it is a credit to the congress and to the american democracy that they have tasked the commission to embark on a critical self examination of the u.s. intervention in its entirety. in practice, this will mean taking a hard look at ourselves , that what we did right and what we did wrong. this is a heavy responsibility and one that we all take very seriously. as she noted, it is fitting that we convene our first public hearing at the headquarters of the veterans of foreign wars. 800,000 u.s. service members served in afghanistan. many of those service members return

how, but for some reason, colin does not pre while you are at this. i'm a natural ray of cynical and relentless predators just as it is today. the seeing the danger and what was happening in march 1959 to serve you union insights west countries to form an empty finishes block. so we have been trying to rally throughout the popular front terry. and as i was in trying to rally the west, just to make a stand with them against fascism, they oppose new deck. they oppose allowing hitler in to check his blood voc f a but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1939. when this will be as well proposed in alliance, but britain and france against hitler, and have been actually throughout the, the late last half of the 1930 is that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we kind of stop hitler, the cutter preventive world war 2 because hitler was weak and knew he was weak. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not gonna stand up to him at the west was hoping and many ro elements in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go e

but bailon has the biggest heart and i love her for her. >> colin is my medicine.ribe it. tippy, tippy top of that winter. tap that rotisserie chicken. tippy, tippy tap that winter. tap that rotisserie chicken. tippy, tippy tap that winter tap the rotisserie chicken they met on a dating app, sparking a relationship uniquely their own. he makes everything better. every time i'm with him, my ticks are better. i'm happier. he just is a great backbone in the kitchen. >> baking is another love of balance. >> i just want to do anything that involves sweets. opening up a business that has sweets. something around that area. yeah, yeah yeah. >> but also not without its challenges. something pops. >> oh, there it goes. i can do things in the kitchen. i kind of know, like where my limits are. like i can't use the oven. like that's just. no. >> but with a little help in the kitchen, she's ready for her next adventure. >> one thing that i've learned about myself is that the only thing telling me no is me. >> balan's condition unique. her day to day challenges. something everyo

colin clark, director of research at the sufan group.appreciate your time. >>> still ahead in just 18 days, donald trump will become the leader of the free world once again. with anti-democratic movements on the rise, what kind of world awaits trump? >>> first, trump just flunked a few noteworthy tests of leadership. what exactly could that mean for us in the next four years? i'll discuss it with tim miller who's cohost of "the bulwark" podcast. it with tim miller who's cohost of "the bulwark" podcast. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. >>> donald trump's f

colin, those are the front runners. any surprises to watch out for, do you think?get her first ever oscar nomination. she was snubbed for ghost, snubbed for a few good men back in the �*90s when she was arguably the biggest film star on the planet. today, she's going to be nominated for the substance, and it's not the type of film the academy normally rewards. it's a body horror. quite a shocking film. look out for that. as i say, all the nominations will be at1.30. you can get them live on the bbc website. and you can watch a special programme on the oscar nominations here on bbc news. we have a live stream bringing you the announcement in full and all of the reaction from one o'clock gmt. you can find that on the bbc news website. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. the met office has issued two red weather warnings for wind for northern ireland and scotland courtesy of storm eowyn. they went through the course of tomorrow, we could have gusts with exposure up to 100 miles an hour. storm eowyn is currently developing in the atlantic, rapidly movin

colin clark, director of research at the sufan group.te your time. >>> still ahead in just 18 days, donald trump will become the leader of the free world once again. with anti-democratic movements on the rise, what kind of world awaits trump? >>> first, trump just flunked a few noteworthy tests of leadership. what exactly could that mean for us in the next four years? i'll discuss it with tim miller who's cohost of "the bulwark" podcast. real food in the right. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. they get it. they know how it works. and most importantly, it works for them. with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. i don't have any anxiety about money anymore. i don't have to worry about a mortgage payment every month. it allowed me to live in my home and not have to make payments. if you're 62 or older and own your home, you could access a portion of your equity to improv

colin paterson, bbc news, leeds. cut, great. across parts of the uk. it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions, as well. and i think the problems will go on into sunday. so, met office amber warnings remain in force — those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands, and also northern england — and i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands. could see 30cm in total for some higher ground here. at lower levels, perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in places, but that snow continuing to fall across northern england, remaining very cold here as we start the day. milder, you'll notice, down to the south west, 12 celsius there in plymouth. now, as we go through the day, where we have that mild air in the south, it will be rain that falls from the sky. quite windy, particularly around the coasts. some really heavy rain

colin paterson, bbc news, leeds. cut, great.h. teenage sensation luke littler has become the youngest ever world darts champion, after cruising to victory over michael van gerwen in the world darts championship final at alexandra palace in london. the 17—year—old threw 12 180s in the match, to claim the £0.5 million prize. littler shot to fame last year when he finished runner up in the event aged just 16, but the teenagerfrom warrington, in the north—west of england, pulled through as the favourite to go one better this year. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was there. cheering and applause. first came the cheers, then came the tears for a destiny realised atjust17. it felt like i was at home. just settled so well throughout the tournament and tonight i just didn't feel any nerves up until the last leg, when i started shaking a bit. i said, "you've not shook all game, don't do it now". it was the fairy tale final all fans wanted — the experienced icon versus the new idol. and it was the nuke who settled quickest. misses f

colin chabikwa and mosawar zazi. 15—year—old kelyan died shortly after being attacked on a bus on 17ktok being banned in a few days in the us, people might be moving to one of its competitors. rednote has entered the charts as the most downloaded app in the us apple store yesterday. it looks like a combination of instagram and tiktok. it has 300 million monthly users. if you are afraid of heights, this might be your worst nightmare. ten seconds of a world champion slack liner working on a rope over 100 metres long and 200 metres from the ground in dubai. probably safe to say he is not afraid of heights. that's us, have a good one. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm will perry. here's what's coming up: liverpool rescue a draw at nottingham forest to maintain a 6—point lead at the top of the premier league. mauro itoje will lead england into the six nations after being named their new captain. and judd trump has a third masters title on his mind after cruising into the quarterfinals at alexandra palace. welcome along. diogojota denied nottingham forest a win over liverpool that would

. >> colin, good to see you, thank you for joining us, colin clark is the director of research. we appreciate your time tonight. >>> still ahead, in just 18 days, donald trump will become the leader of the free world once again. but with anti-democratic movements on the rise, what kind of world awaits trump? but first, trump just flunked a few worthy tests of leadership. few worthy tests of leadership. (children speaking) millions of children are fighting to survive due to inequality, conflict, poverty and the climate crisis. save the children® is working alongside communities to provide a better life for children. and there's a way you can help. please call or go online to give just $10 a month. only $0.33 a day. we urgently need 1000 new monthly donors in the next 30 days to help the children we support around the world. you can help provide food, medicine, care and protection, plus so much more that a child needs by calling right now and giving just $10 a month. all we need are 1000 monthly donors in the next 30 days. please call or go online now with your monthly gift of jus

my pain, my large intestine was removed on this by somehow so much better without and inflamed colin. i'm coupling, i'd honestly say i live a pretty normal life on the boat and coming down with guns to my deep all sorts of colliders along with crohn's disease is one of the most common severe got conditions around 650000 people in germany live with it and that number is on the rise. both conditions involve chronic inflammation of the guts lining in all sorts of providers. only the colon this affected the exact causes are still unclear. genetics environmental factors. disruptions in the micro biome, and lifestyle could all play a role. dizziness and barge b, as i mentioned, we see this in the example of people from regions with traditionally healthy diets who have adopted more processed. i westernized foods industry. i like refined sugar . this other 5 now and car bal. com and me and i think the so called somebody, it's susie's mean under the, when you the odds of the end of the set to win. in those cases we've seen an increase in chronic inflammatory bowel diseases. i'm not going to us

turning now to a different kind of drama for scarlett johannson and colin jost!e: fans of snl's weekend update know that colin and co-anchor michael che like to write jokes for each other to read on air cold turkey. now colin is revealing exactly how wife scarlett felt after this viral on-air moment. >> i want to dedicate this next joke to my boo scarlett johanson. scarlett just celebrated her 40th birthday which means i'm about to get up out of there. >> are you in trouble with scarlett? >> i'm in trouble with a lot of people. scarlett was genuinely so shocked. >> nischelle: can't say we blame her! one of the r-rated jokes isn't safe for work! and turns out scarlett was even on notice! listen to what colin told jimmy fallon last night. >> they gave her a heads-up. they were like hey, would you be okay if michael made kina a vagina joke at some point. and she was like "sure, whatever. i'm open to it." so scarlett is backstage like oh, my god that's what it is? >> i felt like we got some lightness over the weekend with snl. >> it's always exciting to see those guy

joining us is buried senior research analyst, colin sebastian.go card as big movers out of ces this year. >> yeah, it might not be the first option you pick, but really, putting together the two largest e-commerce platforms operating outside of retail, facebook marketplace and ebay, really speaks volumes about the strength of both of those platforms and for ebay, it really puts them back on the map, i think, in terms of overall e-commerce. >> hasn't facebook marketplace, basically, eating their lunch? we are showing shares of ebay, which are up 60% over the past year, but it seems to me they must have lost some decent share to facebook market place. >> yeah, i think over time in the classifieds business, facebook marketplace has taken a lot of share, where ebay has really establish itself as a leading marketplace outside of new and seasoned retail. liquidations, that are not about local sellers. so, they should products worldwide. that really distinguishes itself from marketplaces like facebook. that is part of what i think makes a lot of synergy

mike colins of georgia. mr. colins represents laken riley's hometown and her grieving family >> courage my colleagues to support the laken rileynk bill and mr. speaker gog for them and an illegal criminal took his life away and they've never hesitated and this legislation could have prevented her debt. her murder was in our country illegallyou and he was a known criminal and refused to travel to new york and flown to athens georgia and sanctuary city and not only on the taxpayer's dimes and he was' cited for shoplifting. every part. i tell you what, we make sure that ice is unable to detain and deport these illegal criminals who commit these minor level crimes but the laken riley act will fix this and give ice and local law enforcement the tools to get these criminals out of our country and make our community safer. these criminals are getting bolder and bolder while our communities become more and more unsafe. theyur they gave her murder the courage to kill laken riley and make sure this doesn't happen again. m

remember, the people trying to vote against him like colins and murkowski approved the waiver for lloyd off the defense industry board and the same ones that approved him to go forward, which led to the botched afghan withdraw. and so the fact that they're trying to say they won't vote for pete hegseth, i encourage every american to stand up, make a call to co colins and murkowss office and demand they support pete hegseth. liz: they're talking about the accusations leveled against pete hegseth by his sister-in-law, what do you make of that? >> if we go off every single thing and people like clarence the opposite would have never been in, joe biden certainly would not have been n. look at what they're going to do and also the people y unanimously elected president trump and he knows who he needs to drive his america first agenda and senate has a duty to confirm the nomination and a little bit going forward. liz: congressman mills, thank you for your service to america and it's great to see you again. >> thank you, liz. liz: have a good weekend. >> god bless. >> i was told this came from

say they have released images of two teenagers, they are 16—year—old mosawar zazi and 15—year—old colins, and they appear to come from the cctv cameras onboard a bus, we are not sure whether this is the 472 bus the, the bus that kelyan bokassa was attacked on. people p police say don't approach the boys but to contact crimestoppers immediately.— but to contact crimestoppers immediatel. ., ,, ., the former fox news presenter, pete hegseth, chosen by donald trump to be the us defence secretary has been grilled over claims of sexual misconduct, and his views on women, at his confirmation hearing in washington. the 44—year—old said he wants to bring back a "warrior culture" to the pentagon. the start of the hearing was repeatedly interrupted by protestors. here's our north america editor sarah smith. pete hegseth knows he has to put up a fight he if he is going to get to lead the american military, he is facing cover trove is that could stop the senate confirming him. him. he he does have supporter but there is a long list of allegations against him its, is a long list of allegations agains

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. >> thank you, colin. i would like to also recognize dr. noah coburn who is joining us remotely. he is provost and vice president for academics at the evergreen state college. he is trained as a socio cultural anthropologist and focuses on political structures and violence in the middle east and south asia. he has conducted field work in afghanistan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan, nepal, india and turkey. his most recent book, the last days of the afghan republic, a doomed evacuation 20 years in the making, which is co authored with arsalan nouri looks at how american policies led to the collapse of the afghan government in the 2021. his 2011 book, bazar politics, power and pottery in an afghan market town, based on 18 months of research on how a single town worked together to maintain peace even while the insurgency grew rapidly in neighboring districts. it was the first full length ethnography published on afghanistan in over 20 years. he's also also the author of numerous additional works on afghanistan. dr. vickers, you are recognized. >> thank you. co-chair choudhury and jackson co

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let's speak to our entertainment correspondent colin paterson.se of dna fires. different this year because of dna fires-— dna fires. very different. there are _ dna fires. very different. there are 10,000 - dna fires. very different. there are 10,000 people | dna fires. very different. - there are 10,000 people who vote for the oscars, 60% of them live in the los angeles area —— la fires. four members of the oscar board of governors had their houses burnt to the ground. the likes of the people who vote in the oscars, mel gibson, double oscar winnerfor gibson, double oscar winner for braveheart, gibson, double oscar winnerfor braveheart, his house burned to the ground. billy crystal who hosted the oscars nine times, the house he lived in since 1979, it went to the ground. it left the academy with all kinds of difficult decisions, they will be going ahead to the 2nd of march, they say it will be a celebration of los angeles and the industry, showing resilience and optimism it has. they have however put back the nominations, they were supposed to be

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and dave and colin and i said, we need a we need a plan.and dave said, we're going to jump in the pool. oh boy. >> the smell, it's. >> unbelievable. >> i mean, the smell in here is i mean, do you even i mean, thank god you saved it. but what do you do with i mean, is this even bad? i mean, do you. >> i have no idea. >> i think you can live here again. >> i am going to live here again. yeah, we are going to rise from the ashes, and we are going to clean this up, and we are going to rebuild altadena. we are. >> christine, you know, just dealing with that, to think about that loss and then her small business unable to make payroll. those employees, she said most all of them have been with her for at least 15 of those 17 years that she has run the little flower bakery in pasadena, out front. next. federal investigators are now on the ground here in southern california because they want to know how it started. they are scouring the ashes and they are trying to find out whether it was arson, whether the palisades fire here was caused on purpose.

and one of those names was colin powell. he ended up being one of the biggest stellar people in our entire american government for generations. that's what this is really about. this is not about finding people who are unqualified, right? >> it gets they have shortchanged short handed it to to say that because you're doing that, you're not you're not picking on merit. all right, governor, thank you very much. jamal. lulu all staying with me. but next, trump saving tiktok. so that was a quick thing, i guess everyone, you know, addicted to your screen, you get it back. but what's really behind the sudden 180 when it comes to the chinese app? because that's exactly what it is for him. we've got new reporting next, plus breaking news. we are learning president trump has personally invited the mother of ashli babbitt. you remember she was shot and killed by capitol police on january 6th, breaking into the capitol. we're going to take you inside a home tonight. and and this is a house where january 6th supporters are now waiting f

i will share some of those summarized comments with president colins and shiota off line. in general. people were enthusiastic about commission leadership. so, [applause] i want to say, that i really appreciate serveoth commission under their leadership and yours, thank you very much. honored and i appreciated my fellow committee members and their work this they did in chairing our charge and with that, i open up to other commissioner comments. >> commissioner beltran. >> i wanted echo your remarks commissioner. and express my gratitude on behalf of myself and other commissioners i spoke to about your service and leader sxhp we are in an amazing place now in terms of our agency. and -- we have so much to be proud of. and it is because of our collaborative efforts and your leadership and that of director remington. thank you very much. other commissioner comments? >> commissioner hakimi. one thing i want to aside from your fabulous way you run the show. i want to thank you for humanity and compassion the way you hold things complicated and you have managed hold us with inte

joining us now, cal fire public information officer colin noyce, thank you very much for joining us, sir. let me ask you, we've seen a lot of the phos-chek that's that pink stuff dropped on the mountainside, dropped in some of the canyons. explain exactly what firefighters are trying to do ahead of these potentially dangerous winds. >> yeah. >> so when it comes to the fire retardant that has been dropped on the ridges currently that is still in place and that will prevent any further spread or at least slow further spread of any fire outside of the current perimeter. >> as far as what we're doing to be prepared into the future for this, this ongoing wind event until wednesday evening, we have thousands of firefighters here at on the palisades fire. over 5000 of them currently, and numerous fire engines, numerous air resources to not only continue the suppression of the palisades fire to our ultimate goal of 100%, but also in the case where there's new starts, we can respond out to those either from our incident command post, our staging areas, or also have engines come off of the lin

it will let fans find out what it's like to serve as host, to telling jokes just like colin jost ands for only a few days, january 30-february 2nd. get there. who knows when something like this will come back. it's so cool. going into that studio. there's nothing like it. >> the vibes in there are electric. so, yeah. they're only turning 50 once. >> exactly. >> it's time to jump in on that. >>> when we come back, check the freezer, aldi announcing a > an.l >>d a cheesy blast from the past. a fan-favorite cheeto returns to shelves. eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when whoa! how'd you getr, your teeth so white? you gotta use the right toothpaste! dr. c?! ♪♪ not all toothpastes whiten the same. crest 3d white removes 100% more stains for a noticeably whiter smile. new personal best. crest. downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. because your jacket does more than keep you warm. like when it smells like home... ...even far away from home. downy is more than just a fabric softener. it b

how for some reason colin does not pre while you are at this a menagerie of cynical and relentless predators just as it is today. the seeing the danger and what was happening in march 1959. and you didn't find some wisdom countries to form an empty finishes book. so we have been trying to rally throughout the popular front area. so i was in trying to rally the west just to make a stand with them against fascism. they opposed new deck. they oppose the allowing hitler in to check those low voc f a but nobody would do that. so wasn't just and 1939. and this will be as proposed in alliance with britain in france against hitler. it'd been actually throughout the late last half of the 1930 is that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happen, we kind of stop hitler. they could have preventive world war 2 because hitler was weak and no, he was weak and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not gonna stand up to him at the west was hoping and many ro, elements in the west were hoping that he was just going to go east. and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most stro

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you're going to love what she's sharing about her flirtation with fellow globe winner colin farrell,but it's officially way beyond a flirtation for zendaya when it comes to tom holland, because she surprised everyone by showing up with an enormous engagement ring on her finger. add to that our backstage party with all the winners and a bit of pre-gaming for the red carpet arrivals, which ended up with kieran culkin giving me a pretty cool shout out in his acceptance speech. and like i said, it is a party and it is all just moments away on access hollywood. back to you. it's always a party with you, mario. okay, here's what's coming up tonight in prime time on nbc. brilliant minds marathon starting at eight. three all new episodes of the hit medical drama. then we hope you'll stick around for nbc bay area news at 11. that's it for us here at seven. we'll be back a little bit later. >>> also has more golden globe moments then access hollywood, and it starts now.

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. >> now, court as he plans to colin fellow legislators to order an audit of tolls collected at the 7 bay area. state bridges. become clear that people for extra money. is not something to take lightly and something we want to make sure absolutely necessary for its part, the bay area toll authority says we believe it's vital that the public has confidence in how the bay area toll authority uses the bridge tolls. we administer we're committed to full transparency and look forward to working with our bay area legislators and the state and any study that may be requested. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> and san francisco health officials there say that they have found a presumptive case of bird flu in a child. they say they didn't need to be hospitalized and the has since fully recovered the child officials say thah the risk to the public still low and that there's no evidence of person-to-person transmission. not clear how the child may have contracted the disease. did you feel like a 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit this morning near the san francisco zoo followed by some smaller quakes. not b

colin's president asked prime minister donald tusk to allow the israeli prime minister to visit withoutminal court for alleged war crimes in gaza. the us supreme court will hear oral arguments over the fate of tiktok on friday in what is known as one of the most important cases of the social media age. congress passed a law forcing bytedance to sell tiktok to an american company orface a man in the us. the us government says the law is necessary to protect national security and given bytedance's chinese ownership. 0thers security and given bytedance's chinese ownership. others say it would violate their first amendment right and harm free speech. let's check in and see how you are doing with new year's resolutions. are you still going to the gym every day as promised or kept away from junk food and alcohol? if you have not, you are not alone because today is known as quitters day. it is the second friday in january and research suggest around 80% of people have given up on their promise of new year, new me. i spoke to a professor at the chicago university school of business and she told

and if it wasn't, it was more than always by the time that the russian saw no english. colin's economy was in disarray and to the knights didn't pay. the king said conditions that the polish nobleman could not accept the great rulers. free royal sovereignty is not like your wretched kingdom from yvonne. the terrible soneta to the ponies mobility. the ultimately, the opponents crown went to stuff on the bus already of transylvania who hated russia. federal way federal if there was anyway, man has appeared, would probably be in the literacy or russian physics tank. don't the notion of us, not of a new housing. and part of this, don't you know the lucy way and you know me is defeated, but it's loans that are absorbed by poland and sweet neighbors on the dates and educating the district. that was the which at the sure on up. and you might be sure, you know, get the and the instructional team and the target that lead tomorrow. appreciate this. up over. sure. quite how it took by taking over to me. welcome, william. no indeed. sure. i knew was the overload was yeah. at the star snowflake dem

. >> now, court as he plans to colin fellow legislators to order an audit of tolls collected at the 7 bay area. state bridges. become clear that talking people for extra money. >> it's not something to take lightly and something we want to make sure that absolutely necessary for its part, the bay area toll authority says we believe it's vital that the the bay area toll authority uses the bridge tolls. we administer we're committed to full transparency and look forward to working with our bay area legislators and the state and any study that may be requested. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. graduate. >> the san francisco fire department will soon have a new chief. daniel, let lurie. the new mayor has kept a battalion chief dean, chris, but to take over that role, he is a san francisco native with 34 years of service chief chris penn spoke earlier today sharing his goals for the department. >> my goal for this department is to ensure it remains in touch with the community. it serves. department members must concern themselves, not just with the beauty of the fire engine or ambulance, but th

former men at work front man colin hay, now a solo artist, is taking the stage at menlo park. beach with andres amador. he's inviting the public to take part in an earthscape on san francisco's ocean beach. ♪ ♪ >>> "six," the broadway musical about king henry viii's six wives, everyone is lose is their >>> if you ever wanted to own a private island in the bay area, you just missed your chance. >> now you tell me. >> right? point buckler, a 50- acre marshy island. it hit the auction block today after being at the center of a legal battle the last decade. the now- former owner of the island, john sweeney, there he is, protested the sale for years. he bought point buckler island in 2011 for $150,000. he wanted to offer duck hunting and kite surfing, but it was all unauthorized. >> oops. >> regulators said sweeney broke dozens of codes meant to protect local wildlife. that's a no-no. it all came to a head today where sweeney was arrested just minutes after the island sold. >> i guess i'm going to be arrested for a bench warrant that i have for fighting this. >> so the solano count

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colin vive 3 casas más abajo.ué llevaban las víctimas varios días fallecidos hasta que fueron descubiertas. este hombre que prefirió mantenerse en el anonimato y vive en la casa de al lado, asegura que no escuchó ningún disparo y que tampoco conoció nunca a las personas de allí. ahora, como parte de la investigación, la policía realizó 2 órdenes de cateo una aquí en santa rosa y otra en la ciudad de san josé, en san josé. allanaron una vivienda ubicada en la cuadra 28 0 0 de la calle buena crest court, que autoridades aseguran está relacionada con una de las víctimas. el médico forense nos aseguró el teniente isaacson estará realizando las autopsias entre hoy y mañana, por lo que la identidad de ellos no ha sido dada a conocer. no se descarta que esto sea un homicidio suicidio, pero serán las investigaciones las que lo determinen. andrés brender. noticiero telemundo 48. contestemos sus preguntas el día de hoy. es que las últimas semanas les hemos estado pidiendo que nos compartan sus preguntas sobre inmigración a