hello from college green in westminster. i am... hello from college green in westminster. iam... hello from college green in westminster. i am... thank you for joining us. it is a bright and crisp day here, but the question that is really concentrating minds here is whether this could turn out to be a dark day for dominic raab, deputy prime minister and ukjustice secretary. we are awaiting the results of an inquiry into allegations of bullying from civil servants. just to bring you up to speed. this is an allegation that came more than five months ago about his behaviour as foreign secretary, brexit secretary and during his first stint as justice secretary. backin first stint as justice secretary. back in november prime minister appointed senior employment lawyer to examine these complaints against dominic raab by multiple civil servants. the outcome of this inquiry is what we are expecting to see the light of day in the coming hours, after which prime minister rishi sunak will give hisjudgment. he will pass his verdict on the future of his deputy prime minister. let's bring in r

nancy kacungira is at college green for us, following all the latest developments.l the waiting today, we are hearing no decision is set for today, at least?— are hearing no decision is set for today, at least? that's right, when we first started _ today, at least? that's right, when we first started broadcasting - today, at least? that's right, when we first started broadcasting from | we first started broadcasting from here five hours ago, we thought there would be a matter of an hour or two before we heard about rishi sunak's decision, after him receiving that report. but we now know that it will take longer, there will be no decision today. downing street says that rishi sunak needs to carefully consider the findings of this report — and of course, the decision that he makes will be one that will bejudged decision that he makes will be one that will be judged by all quarters. so it remains to be seen what decision rishi sunak will make, and now also when he will make that decision. and of course, the background all this is those allegations of bullying they have

let's cross live now to college green. we are expecting something in the next hour. green.e are expecting something in the next hour-— the next hour. yes. we have been exectin: the next hour. yes. we have been expecting something _ the next hour. yes. we have been expecting something for— the next hour. yes. we have been expecting something for awhile i the next hour. yes. we have been i expecting something for awhile now. been about four hours since we first heard that report had been to rishi sunak. it's been quite a sunny day care but of course people are still wondering whether this could turn out to be a dark day for the deputy prime minister. we understand that rishi sunak is carefully considering this report. of course it's up to him to make a judgment because this report will contain facts but rishi sunak will have to decide what those facts mean. it's important to take a look back atjust how facts mean. it's important to take a look back at just how we facts mean. it's important to take a look back atjust how we got facts mean. it's important to take a look back at

let's ask professor sam greene who is an expert on russia with kings college london. greene, let's dig into what victory means for both sides. for ukraine, it is fairly straight forward, it means restoration of territorial integrity, the absence of russian troops and ideally some idea ofjustice, restoration and retribution from russia, prosecution of war crimes and that sort of thing. a victory for putin is whatever allows him to maintain his power within russia. he has tremendous leverage with which to do that, he controls state television, which is the only television available to most russians, he controls all of the parties that are competitive in the political system, he controls most of the levers of government and economy, which means that he can spin just about anything as a victory, at least for the population, and for large portions of the elite. so he can if he decides tomorrow that he has got as far as he can reasonably get, he does have the possibility of stopping, and putting up a banner that says, mission accomplished. if this war grinds on into a stalem

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let's ask professor sam greene who is an expert on russia with kings college london. hat victory means for both sides. for ukraine, it is fairly straight forward, it means restoration of territorial integrity, sovereignty, the absence of russian troops and ideally some idea ofjustice, restoration and retribution from russia, prosecution of war crimes and that sort of thing. a victory for putin is whatever allows him to maintain his power within russia. he has tremendous leverage with which to do that, obviously he controlled state television, which is the only television available to most russians, he controls all of the parties that are competitive in the political system, he controls most of the levers of government and economy, which means that he can spinjust about anything as a victory, at least for the population, and for large portions of the elite. so he can — if he decides tomorrow, he has got as far as he can reasonably get, he does have the possibility of stopping, and putting up a banner that says, mission accomplished. if this war grinds on into a stalemat

sports anchor: draymond green's journey with autism started in college when he found out and he was on advocate. >> just to see someone smile, some of these kids, young adult smiling is so important. you never know what they are going through in their life. just to bring some excitement to their lives is always important for me. sports anchor: green and any are hoping to hold events as they continue to shine a light on awareness and acceptance. >> understanding and doing your part is important. i tried to bring people together. >> it o that are opening the doors for others to follow, and i think it is an amazing thing, because we really needed. >> just putting smiles on people's faces. i could walk out of chase center tonight knowing that i have inspired at least one person in this audience, my time in san francisco is worth it and it was successful. sports anchor: no need to change the channel tonight. we dion: abc7news at 11:00, new details coming out about the racist text message scandal involving the antioch police department. the demand from the public defender's office. giving mo

. >> former college basketball player, who played with draymond green in michigan state is on the sfekm. he was young and his family was told that he would not walk or talk or go to college. he's now an advocate. one of the directors says that people like him telling their story helps increase awareness and acceptance. >> the spectrum a wide, opportunities are wide, so that's on a greater scale, and then our bay area families are so important to me. sorry, i'm trying not to get emotional on you. our families here in the bay area help weave this area of the world into being how great it is. and i know that they use our support as much as they can. >> a lot of people do. you can learn more about autism, how to support your own children, and how to find resources to get involved at autismspeaks.org. >>> we continue to follow breaking news on this monday morning. overnight while you were sleeping, five people were shot in san francisco's north beach. coming up next on "today in the bay," what witnesses saw at the scene and the many questions investigators are still trying to answer. >>> as

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. >>> former college basketball player anthony ayan whoishgs played with draymond green at michigan stateouldn't walk or talk, never mind going to college. he's now an autism advocate. a director of autism speaks says people like him telling his story helps grow awareness and acceptance. >> the spectrum is wide, opportunities are wide, so that's kind of on a greater scale. and then our bay area families are so important to me. sorry. i'm trying not to get emotional on ya. families here in the bay area help weave this area of the world into being how great it is, and i know that they use our supports as much as they can. >> what a great connection she has. you can feel it. you can learn more about autism, how to support your own children and how to find resources or get involved at autismspeaks.org. >>> jury selection and opening statements are under way this morning to determine if british pop star ed sheeran owes a share of his profits "thinking out loud" to the estate of legend marvin giveaway. ♪ take me into your lovin' arms ♪ >> giveaway's heirs claim the core progression for that hit

national autism awareness month and recently draymond green held a post game panel discussion alongside one of his best friends and a former collegeand acceptance. as draymond green warms up with the help of his son dj, a familiar face is preparing for a night bigger than basketball. he meroom, he finds his longtime friend anthony, a former college teammate hosting a post game panel on autism acceptance night. >> as an advocate you want to make this an everyday thing. make sure the awareness and acceptance continues every day. events like this push for that every day. >> a lot of times people don't know what autism is. it is up to us to educate people. reporter: draymond's journey with autism started in college. he found out -- was on the autism spectrum and since then he has seemed to be an advocate. >> just to see someone smile, some of these kids, young adults, smiling, it is so important. you never know what they are going through in life. just to bring some excitement to their lives is always important to me. reporter: they are planning to coinue to shinen arenes and accep ung izns like thist or is opening the doors for other

with great deal respect, while these kind of incidents can create a great deal of excitement on college greenmportant oints to bigger issues. those are important points to remember. _ bigger issues. those are important points to remember. do _ bigger issues. those are important points to remember. do stay i bigger issues. those are important points to remember. do stay with l bigger issues. those are important i points to remember. do stay with us, i'm sure we will getting back to you. as we continue that resignation of dominic rob as he has faced allegations of bullying civil servants. we are yet to see the full report, we are yet to find out what rishi sunak makes a bit but for now, we know that dominic raab has resigned. live now to aubrey allegretti who is political correspondent with the guardian. we have been talking about the fact that we haven't heard from rishi sunak yet. how important you think it's going to be he says? it sunak yet. how important you think it's going to be he says?— it's going to be he says? it seems like preperly _ it's going to be he says? it seems like preperly

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. >> you are not supposed to make your selection based on the green room, did you win games in college levis could be nice guy, overrated. >> brian: he had one good year and one year he wasn't. richardson didn't win many games, either. he has speed special can run. >> i have n.f.l. football, my gap of knowledge is on the -- >> one thing to add in sports is my nephew eric johnson has a game tomorrow, plays for the avalanche, he's on track to win the stanley cup with the avalanche. >> that is a hockey team. >> i wouldn't say on track to win again. congrats last year, they have a tough road. don't mean to shoot you down, there are a few -- >> that is my nephew, todd. >> like the first round, rachel campos duffy. >> rachel: he won it last year. >> todd: so they should give it to him this year. >> step off, that is my nephew. >> sent to your room. >> steve: go directly to 4a.m. >> thank you, todd. still ahead, sounds like joe manchin is getting defensive over his senate seat. >> i've been in many elections and lost one in my life, that was 1996 and i won't lose another, never have and won't

former college basketball player anthony ianni, who played with draymond green at michigan state, is on the spectrum. when he was young his family was told he wouldn't walk or talk, never mind going to college. well, now, he's an autism advocate. director of autism speaks says people like him telling his story helps grow awareness and acceptance. >> the spectrum is wide, opportunities are wide, so that's kind of on a greater scale. and then our bay area families are so important to me. they -- sorry, i'm trying not to get emotional on you. our families here in the bay area help weave this area of the world into being how great it is, and i know that they use our support as much as they can. >> you can tell how emotional it is for her and how dedicated as well. you can learn more about autism, how to support your own children and how to find resources or even get involved at autismspeaks.org. >>> you may be able to see the famous northern lights expected to put on another unusual display tonight after being seen in places unusually close to northern california. >> the dancing lights ar

college of arts . new instruments have been added to celebrate the events at the school. just looked, we will test them. let's say how much more we need through the assistant put the guests in the greenwho handed over the new violins to the college of music , the instruments were smuggled into russia from china. apparently, the entrepreneurs believed that they could avoid paying duties and hide musical instruments. in more than a thousand other packages, the goods were detained at the ussuri customs, packages with musical instruments were opened. the guitars were declared there, the guitars were in stock, but the violins were not listed in the documents after long legal proceedings. the instruments were confiscated in favor of the state , the smugglers paid large fines, far exceeding the fee they were trying to avoid, before giving the violin to the college a large the scope of work was carried out by customs lawyers and the government of primorsky krai. these violins spent almost a year in customs warehouses along with other seized contraband , but it seems that today they have found a new life after a short adjustment of several days of adaptation to the local climate, fragile, ins

green. civil graphics are also involved in the deal. rodgers will reportedly wear number eight on the jets. that's the same number he wore in college.s typically have the number 12 retired, joan amos. but giulino gave rogers permission to work 12 and he said no, i will wear eight. speaking of jack is all going down and home of rhiannon and the beloved chiefs. >>> a live look now at the stage where the nfl's newest crystal stars will be named. that is unique station near downtown street around town there are football team opportunities and stores are stocked up on official nfl merch. >> mona: yes, they are ready, let me tell you. and if you are headed to casey for the draft, you're in luck because your payment kasey davis he was my best restaurant recommendations. here we go, candace lewis food chain is one of their best-kept secrets. don't sleep on casey. for. >>> popping a pipe at new skis or one house in lee's summit is a bit off the beaten path. southwest boulevard has the best mexican restaurants in town and margaritas is my personal favorite, i'm amber, i've lost 128 pounds with golo, taking release. i have literally tried ever

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center for digital editing at the university of she holds degrees from bowling green state university and sarah lawrence college, and she was one of the team of editors who completed the papers of martha washington and is now working on the digital edition of the papers of bush. rod washington. i also want to say this broom and the 200 and i think 300 people who are watching us virtually is just such an exciting celebration of what we've been able to do across years. we've been diving into this project to better understand martha washington and women in the 18th century. this martha washington lecture is just such a success. i'm to see so many people here. i know there are a few hundred more watching us virtually. thank you so much for being here. now, please me in welcoming our first speaker for a frazier. thank you, director, and thank you very much director and all mount vernon for hosting me here it always such a pleasure to speak to the many distinguished guests who come from all over region and beyond. and i very much forward to answering any. you may have a later or just discussing martha washington whic

we've covered a lot of these stories where the college of policing has issued guidelines that young fairly greenrly sort of green police officers perhaps officers have perhaps misinterpreted to or misinterpreted a bit to or whatever. understand whatever. and it's understand the police in those situations get confused. cannot any get confused. i cannot find any explanation or or exculpation for thomas ross case c who has spent 20 years working in the high court, you know, to i mean, is this story is that so that this is not the chap i've got it. got it wrong. got the name wrong. the judge in this case whose name is currently the judge, lord lake. sorry, yet i mean, you're a judge . you don't mean, you're a judge. you don't get to that job without having to make some calls about what the legislation intends and make some sort of decisions. yeah. and the judge actually says out loud in words, this is about your age. if you were older, you would be going jail. yeah. so clearly guess is that half of the story and fails to apply in this case. very, very strange. well j.k. rowling's name and celebrity

we've covered a lot of these stories where the college of policing has issued guidelines that young fairly greenrly sort of green police officers perhaps officers have perhaps misinterpreted to or misinterpreted a bit to or whatever. understand whatever. and it's understand the police in those situations get confused. cannot any get confused. i cannot find any explanation or or exculpation for thomas ross case c who has spent 20 years working in the high court, you know, to i mean, is this story is that so that this is not the chap i've got it. got it wrong. got the name wrong. the judge in this case whose name is currently the judge, lord lake. sorry, yet i mean, you're a judge . you don't mean, you're a judge. you don't get to that job without having to make some calls about what the legislation intends and make some sort of decisions. yeah. and the judge actually says out loud in words, this is about your age. if you were older, you would be going jail. yeah. so clearly guess is that half of the story and fails to apply in this case. very, very strange. well j.k. rowling's name and celebrity

college basketball title. how the victory sends the tigers' head coach into the history books. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. former president donald trump will head to new york today ahead of his historic arraignment tomorrow on criminal charges. last night on his truth social platform trump wrote that he will be leaving mar-a-lago at noon to head to trump tower. he also said on tuesday morning, "i will be going to, believe it or not, the courthouse." he is the first former president in u.s. history to be indicted. law enforcement in new york city is on alert ahead of possible protests. jarred hill is in new york with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. and the security presence here outside of the courthouse in lower manhattan has been intensifying over the past couple of weeks. again, in anticipation of what we're expecting this week. meanwhile, we are learning a bit more about what likely will be happening once the former president arrives here at manhattan court tomorrow. a handful of supporters of former president donald trump gathered outside his estate in florid

green. >>> it is 6:20. it is the most exciting time in college basketball. national pishaw llonkpix. a preview of the big game, tonight. >>> emotional night for country music with tributes and surprising collaborations dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. now i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. >>> wildfire season is starting to bloom which is why california native plant society were on mount diablo enjoying early stages of what they hope is a magnificent season. >> california is an incredible providence. we have over 1,000 native plants that are native to our state. >> they told us in about a h,area will be flushed with color. poppies are first to start opening now with at

green, and then headed over to the range. and all that she has been through, and every athlete goes through adversity and some more than others but coming out of collegeith big expectations and not getting it done initially and going back to the epson tour and making it back to the lpga and breaking through with a win earlier in the season and holds a one-shot lead here in a major. >> you can see how her self-talk changed there. let's do something great. >> totally. so, from the grandstand to this spot for allisen corpuz. >> it is quite quick from the back of this green back towards the hole. >> karen, a chance not the win it, because chance to place in a major championship to go a long way. >> yes, it cements in your own mind that you were here and contending in the final group. not everybody can come straight out in a major championship and win their first time of putting themselves in that position. >> and we talked about, karen, about self-belief with angel, and i think that allisen needs some of that to believe she belongs there. >> and sometimes it just takes somebody to tell you that, too. >> well done. so, karen, what about this eagle putt for

college does not dictate their career path or their life path. really it's just a blip on the radar and in a moment in time doctor, pamela green says this year theree research has found that 20% of students who apply for college during the pandemic chose to do further acceptance that is now making the field even more competitive because current students are having to compete with those students who took a break. a new survey finds 100,000 nurses left their careers during the pandemic. the study from the national council estate boards of nursing sites, stress and burnout as the biggest factors. another 800,000 , who participated in the survey say they intend to leave nursing in the next four years. the effect of burnout where most notable among nurses with less than 10 years experience study found that women who make the same or more than their husbands still do more housework. the study by pew research center finds that women who bring in the same or even more as her husband still spend more time caregiving and doing chores around the house the only time and did more show chores than their wife is when the woman is the sole provider. the research

green. sf state received $116 million from the state budget to build a new residence hall in october. it's the first time the state allocated funds to build housing on colleges. the new site will provide 750 affordable beds for first-year students for about 25% under the market rate. >> this will reduce the number of students on our wait list for housing and reduce the number who ultimately choose not to come to the school of their dreams, san francisco state, because we couldn't house them. >> the new building will also include a new dining hall and health center. the residential building will be complete by fall of 2024. >>> still to come, we're back on baby falcon watch and check in on the nest as mom and dad now seeing double. >>> coming up here on the cbs evening news, new details in the louisville bank massacre as we learn the gunman's mother called 911 to try and stop the shooting, that and more news tonight right here on the cbs evening news. >>> here's what's going on in the bay area this weekend. the stanford jazz workshop is all day friday at the university. the citywide with youth arts festival will fill city streets with student displays and pe

green. the state received $116 million from the state budget to build a new residence hall in october, the first time the state has allocated funds to build housing on collegepuses. the six-story residential hall will have 750 beds for first-year students. >> this just makes it a little bit easier for those students who really struggled to have the financial resources. it will provide affordable housing, about 25% under market rate for the area for these brand-new beautiful units. >> the new building will also include a new dining hall, health center slated to be completed by the end of next year. >>> get your warrior gear ready. the team declared tomorrow blue and gold day across the bay area. flag raising ceremonies will be held in san francisco, oakland and san jose. >> while the playoffs are nothing new for the warriors and their fans, it's a different story in sacramento. >> ashley sharp spoke with fans experiencing sticker shock due to soaring ticket prices. >> reporter: pickup basketball as a kings logo shines on the court is the closest these sacramento faithful will get to kings basketball this week. >> the prices they came at, i was definitely sur

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college levels can apply. schools can enter the competition at metallica marching band.com. the deadline is to submit by november 16th. >>> it is wildfire season. nbc bay area, look at that. look at how greens, flying over livermore today. green hills, of course, peppered with those yellow mustard flowers. that's because we got all that water during the winter. we're expected to see wildflower superblooms all across the state, including ear in the bay area. we're going to be tracking all of them. nbcbayarea.com. we have an interactive map that shows you the best trails to go look at all those wildflowers and poppies. it is spectacular. >> it is. >> it looks like you're in ireland. >> i see people pulling over. they try to take photos. >> we haven't seen it like this in so long. >> normally the hills are turning brown this time of year. right now, all the water in the hills making for the green hills. as you mentioned, also the poppies, the orange flowers starting to pop up too. >> yes. >> very pretty views when you don't have the fog. but, well, san francisco you're not seeing much right now. that is a sign of ocean air-conditioning making a big comeback. cooler temperatures moving forward

green. >> thank you, mr. speaker. leadership and teamwork delivered a 4-0 victory in the papa john's trophy match at wembley. it is delivering the bolton collegeayyub patel's superb rumworth by-election victory. so, what message does my right honorable friend have for councillor patel and all the campaigners, candidates and activists, as we run into this festival of democracy, our local elections? speaker: prime minister? pm sunak: mr. speaker, can i share in my honorable friend's congratulations for all those in bolton, but also offer my commiserations to those in plymouth, especially to our party chairman who is an avid supporter of the green army. most importantly, i welcome the election of councillor patel and look forward to his joining our other councillors in delivering for their local areas, with less crime, lower council tax and, importantly, filling more potholes. mr. speaker: mr. alistair carmichael. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week, the home office announced that it would not be setting up a bespoke visa scheme for the fishing industry of the sort that is already available for people working in fish farms and in offshore wind f

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green at michigan state and he's on the spectrum. now, he says when he was young his family was told that he wouldn't walk, talk, never mind ever going to collegew he's an autism advocate and a director of autism speaks says people like him telling their stories helps grow the awareness, as well as acceptance. >> the spectrum is wide, opportunities are wide, so that's on a greater scale. and then our bay area families are so important to me. sorry, i'm trying not to get emotional on you. our families here in the bay area help weave this area of the world into being how great it is. and i know that they use our support as much as they can. >> you can learn more about autism and how to support your own children and how to find those resources, or get involved. all you have to do is go to autismspeaks.org. >>> some new video this morning that will certainly warm your heart. emotional reunions taking place over the weekend after about 5,000 u.s. sailors returned home. the uss george h.w. bush docked after an eight-month deployment overseas. 26 men onboard were returning home to meet their children for the very first time, who were all born while th

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