daniel khalife who is 23 said _ everybody here. daniel khalife who is 23 said the _ everybody here. daniel khalife who is 23 said the names - everybody here. daniel khalife who is 23 said the names of. who is 23 said the names of serving _ who is 23 said the names of serving soldiers to iran, including the names of the members of the special forces. he promised to stay undercover in the _ he promised to stay undercover in the british army for more than — in the british army for more than 25_ in the british army for more than 25 years. new figures show uk net migration hit record numbers in the 12 months tojune 2023. civilians shelter in ukraine — hundreds of thousands are without electricity after a russian attack on energy infrastructure. ceasefire standing, but reports of minor violations in southern lebanon. and how a penguin baby walker helped flop back to his feet. hello, i'm annita mcveigh, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start with some breaking news. in the last hour, the former british army soldier, daniel khalife, has be

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she and luis would go through with the attack . >> she said, we are going to do that, we are going to kill vern for danielit was her turn, adriana mendez said daniel showed her a wad of cash to entice her. >> after the attack was over, adriana claimed daniel gave her the $10,000 plus a $2000 bonus. that money was never recovered. >> this is outrageous. >> the defense attorney argued that adriana and jill would've said anything on the stand because of the chit out of jail free offers from prosecutors. >> and you can reunite with your kids. >> yes. >> the defense argued the jurors had to acquit daniel blizzard because of a lack of evidence. >> you will not hear of a single shred of forensic evidence. this man or anybody else. >> after three weeks, the jury had the case, but it took less than a full day of deliberation to deliver a verdict. >> we the jury find the defendant, daniel blizzard, guilty of the crime of first- degree murder. >> yes. you know? what we wanted and what was right happened. >> it was a huge, huge relief. that the jury found the truth. >> the judge sentenced daniel blizzard to more than

right now on cbs news bay area, san francisco's new mayor-elect is not wasting any time, why daniel lurie saidwill succeed in addressing the city's persistent problems where others have failed. >> i entered this race not as a politician, but as a dad who couldn't explain to my kids what they were seeing on our streets. >>> and president-elect trump is working rapidly to staff his new administration, the top contenders to fill some key roles and how california leaders are getting ready for the transition. >>> and a key vote today that could cause gas prices to skyrocket, the controversial plan from california regulators. >>> we watched it burn on tv. it's unbelievable. >> i now understand when people say i only had the clothes on my back. >> and a ferocious wildfire cutting a path of destruction through ventura county, the damage and effort to stop the mountain fire from spreading. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. we begin in san francisco where a transition of power is now underway after daniel lurie secured victory in the race for mayor. >> good evening. i'm ryan yamam

said didn't care about anybody including somebody's dying. the guy was on here so who knows what he was capable of. but why wait to find out what he's capable of. daniely said, and i want to quote this is important "this is a man we would want to do for us. it does not make him a hero, but it does not make him a killer." your thoughts. >> it is uniquely terrifying experience with trapped underground with someone going crazy with no police. you can't get out of the situation so for 12 people to actually also experience that is probably in their own mind and have heard the testimony of those people in very diverse group of people all saying this was scary and what he was saying and what he was doing. that is why i believe for 12 people to believe grows to the level of recklessness when reasonable doubt in this case to the causation. that is why am i that, it could be a romp someone will play this back on x. but i don't think so. the jury has a tough decision, but i hope it is going daniel penny's way. with my child were on the train, i would want him to do the same thing. >> julie: i would thank him and i would never let my kids ride on the subway allow

that's not all well together like mental health issues in a social media post, mayor-elect daniel lurie said. >> i'm deeply saddened to hear of yet another violent death in our city. every resident and visitor deserves to feel safe, whether they're riding transit for walking our streets. public safety is my top priority as we work to build a thriving san francisco. police are now reviewing surveillance video interviewing witnesses and are trying to track down the person responsible for the latest fatal attack on san francisco streets live in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news, upsetting for sure. thank you, dan. and in the wake of today's stabbing near the bart station, a group of community leaders across the bay is asking governor newsom to put chp officers on bart trains and at platforms to reduce the violence. the group led by the asian american pacific islander coalition and the bay area council wrote a letter to the governor. in addition to today's stabbing the group also cites other attacks at bart stations, including one from july when a 74 year-old woman which pushed in front of

mayor-elect daniel lurie said. >> i'm deeply saddened to hear of yet another violent death in our city. every resident and visitor deserves to feel safe, whether they're riding transit for walking our streets. public safety is my top priority as we work to build a thriving san francisco. police are reviewing surveillance video as well as interviewing witnesses in hopes of tracking down the suspect. >> they believe responsible for this latest spurt of violence on the streets of san francisco. reporting live. i'm dan kerman. back to you in the studio. i thank you, dan. i mean, time in the wake of today stabbing near the bart station, a group of community leaders across the bay. >> are asking governor newsom to deploy the chp on bart trains and it platforms to combat violence. the group that's led by the asian american pacific islander coalition and the bay area council wrote a letter. the governor, in addition to today's stabbing the group also cites other attacks at bart stations, including an attack from a back in july when a 74 year-old woman was pushed in front of a train that happen

during his evidence, daniel khalife said he escaped from wandsworth prison because he was being held were sex offenders there and he had been warned if he was moved on to the main wings he might be attacked by terrorists, as he put it. he said he hoped that when he was recaptured he would be moved into the high security unit at belmarsh prison. he told the jury he had made the sling which he used to hang to the bottom of the lorry out of kitchen trousers and that he had been hidden from view by the tail lift. he said that before the lorry drove out of the prison, officers did their normal check using torches and he used one of the —— heard one of the governor is asking, have you searched the vehicle? daniel cliffe joined the army at 16 and is accused of being in contact with iranian intelligence by the age of 17. seen here on a trip to istanbul, he denies collecting information for an enemy, collating the names of special forces soldiers, useful tour terrorism, and perpetrating a bomb hoax by leaving these cylinders on his desk at his barracks. his trial continues. daniel sandford, b

here's nbc's sergio quintana, nonprofit founder daniel lowry said he's feeling good but would not say much about the current vote count. that shows him leading the race for san francisco mayor. he was in chinatown doing a merchant walk earlier today. i'm just here walking with supporters and friends, just saying thank you for the campaign and the time. elections officials say we could have a clear picture on the standings tomorrow afternoon when the next batch of election results will be published. during a question and answer session at her campaign party last night, mayor breed encouraged her supporters to be patient and wait for every vote to be counted. she also reminded them how close her first election was. i don't know if you remember what happened in 2018. i mean, there were several days, even the night of election night where i was definitely not in the lead. and you see me standing here right now as the mayor of san francisco. jon ernst, the director of the san francisco department of elections, says they're currently counting all the ballots that came in by mail monday and

daniel penny said the homeless man was acting esrratic. he faces 15 years if convicted. and jaguar, receiving backlash from social media. managing director says if we play in the does, we will get out. we should not turn up like an auto brand, we wanted to move from auto motive stereo types, hes it is disappointed from social media commenters. and confusion this morning over brian's favorite rice brand. >> brian: best rice is -- >> carolina? >> brian: gentle ben's. >> lawrence: what is that? what? wait a minute. >> steve: gentle ben could make great rice. >> brian: if he wasn't a bear. >> steve: gentleman was a tv show starring cleint howard, wh became friends with a bear. it starred -- cane. did you know that? we reached out to dean for comment on his favorite rice brand, we'll let you know if it is uncle ben or ben's original and goya makes a good product. >> lawrence: i love how brian thought this was a moment for me and him to bond. lawrence, don't you know -- what is he talking about? we got to root of it, okay. >> brian: fact carley's news is dominated by my faux p

can you tell us a little bit about the confidence that you have in daniel lurie, who said that?s told me that he wants to get rid of some department heads. and you've been listening in to san francisco mayor london breed, not mayor for much longer. she is conceding to daniel lurie taking this election. she says it has been the opportunity of her life to be san francisco's mayor. >> and we're going to continue our breaking news of this tonight here on the stream, the live stream at 530. we're going to bring in abc seven insider phil matier to weigh in on this and continue our coverage again of this breaking news. daniel lurie and then there's the gmc sierra. available with the connected driving experience.... and the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. gmc sierra. it's the truck. get 0% apr on select 2024 sierra 1500 models. that's over 89 hundred total value when you trade in an eligible vehicle. plus no monthly payments until next year. ♪ tonight. several breaking stories as we come on the air. the emergency playing out right now. they are trying to save lives. the ou

she acknowledged that she's trailing behind competitor daniel lurie, but said that she has been in thisosition before in the previous election. breed was critical of the amount of money lurie spent on his campaign, saying that the city is not for sale. during our one on one interview, she she had this to say about her reaction. sad. and it's disappointing and it is quite offensive. >> but nevertheless, we are hopeful that after all the votes are counted that i will emerge victorious. >> have you seen this before? >> i've been here before. this is not unfamiliar territory, and when people even talk about someone being from the outside, i've been on the outside my whole life. >> i've actually lived on the outside and it's really kind of, again, a sad situation to see this kind of play itself out the way it is. >> she tells me she's optimistic that she will pull out a win. she described herself as being the candidate of change. after all, she is the first african-american woman to hold the position of san francisco mayor. >> mike ranked choice voting takes a little longer than your average

she officially conceded the 2024 mayoral race to daniel lurie and said she would work with his administration to create a smooth transition. standing in front of a gaggle of reporters, incumbent mayor london breed conceded the 2024 mayoral race to daniel lurie. >> i called daniel lurie earlier today to congratulate him and made it very clear that my team and i stand ready to support him during his transition. >> reporter: breed called her six years in office the honor of her life. she was mayor during a tumultuous time for the city, taking over after the death of mayor ed lee, then navigating the city through the covid pandemic. >> and i'm really proud of where we are as a city, that we have one of the lowest crime rates in over a decade, that we helped save lives during covid, and that finally with all of the things that we've done, we've built up the infrastructure to move san francisco forward. >> reporter: but it was the post-pandemic recovery, which many san franciscans criticized as being too slow that led to a dozen challengers entering the race to take breed's seat. throughout the cam

can you tell us a little bit about the confidence that you have in danielle murray, who said that?e's told me that he wants to get rid of some department heads. that's that's how he's going to do it. how do you feel hearing that? well, i would just say that, you know, in part of my statement, you know, ultimately there are a lot of things that people of san francisco want, and the people who get it done are the workforce, the people of the city and county of san francisco. and i am grateful for our firefighters, our police officers, our bus drivers, our 911 dispatchers, our airport employees, you name it. the folks who worked as disaster service workers during the pandemic. we have an incredible workforce, and i'm really proud and grateful for all the amazing work that they do. ultimately, decisions about, you know, anything in the future will be up to the incoming mayor. but in the meantime, my plan in the next two months is to continue to move san francisco forward and to ensure that there is a smooth transition. thank you all so much. thank you so much. yorba linda. thank you ev

now, donald trump has said that he never had any sexual encounter with stormy daniels and that this entireo he has been challenging this case through the appeals court and is still seeking to have it dismissed, despite the fact that a unanimousjury despite the fact that a unanimous jury convicted him despite the fact that a unanimousjury convicted him in this case. if unanimous 'ury convicted him in this case. , , this case. if it is 'ust delayedfl this case. if it is 'ust delayed until i this case. if it isjust delayed until after l this case. if it isjustl delayed until after he this case. if it isjust - delayed until after he finishes his next term in office, but once donald trump takes office, does he have the legal authority to throw it out at that point?— authority to throw it out at that point? he will not have the authority _ that point? he will not have the authority to _ that point? he will not have the authority to pardon - that point? he will not have i the authority to pardon himself in this case, to have his attorney general, for example, if he does get one of his loyalists in

daniel lurie is said to have an event this morning at 11 o'clock. of course, we will have crews there to bring you all that coverage in our later shows. and in the next hour, you'll hear from the citizen year who says he is excited for the change and he does believe that it was needed. that's a very latest here at city hall in san francisco in michael thomas becky to live in the studio. right? thanks a lot. michael. >> to force the time in more election news. the latest vote count now on the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price isn't complete yet, as you can see in the upper right is still fully 40% of votes been counted so far. but look at the lopsided count as it stands. 65% of voters right now still in favor of this recall. and if those numbers hold well, then the alameda county board of supervisors will then have to appoint a replacement. the president of the board says if that happens, then they'll look for a seasoned and experienced prosecutor. >> but who's knowledgeable, balanced in their approach, professional and someone

during his evidence, daniel khalife had said that he escaped from wandsworth prison because he was beinge prisoners unit, which he didn't like because there were sex offenders there, and that he'd been warned if he was moved on to one of the main wings, he might be attacked by terrorists, as he put it. he said that he'd hoped that when he was recaptured, he'd be moved into the high security unit at belmarsh prison. he told the jury he'd made the sling which he used to hang to the bottom of the lorry out of kitchen trousers, and that he'd been hidden from view by the tail lift. he said that before the lorry drove out of the prison, officers did their normal check using torches, and he heard one of the governors asking, "have you searched the vehicle?" daniel khalife joined the army at 16 and is accused of being in contact with iranian intelligence by the age of 17. seen here on a trip to istanbul, he denies collecting information for an enemy. collating the names of special forces soldiers useful for terrorism and perpetrating a bomb hoax by leaving these cylinders on his desk at his barr

for the people now in encampments living on the street, daniel lurie has said he would have cleared encampmentsrs ago and that he will do that when he becomes mayor. is that practical? >> you know, the whole clearing of encampments thing, what does that mean? when you are working with people who are in an encampment to get them off the streets into treatment, shelter, housing, you're able to clear an encampment, right? or when we talk about sweeps, what we're talking about is coming in and destroying people's property, evicting them when they have nowhere to go and so that's what we consider a sweep. of course, we want everybody who is in encampments to get out of the encampments into appropriate placements. only a small portion of the homeless population have tents. so that's not representative of the whole population. most people are sleeping rough. they're sleeping in a lot of different circumstances, whether parks on sidewalks, in cars and rvs, in abandoned buildings and, you know, there's folks sleeping in -- we have a bunch of families sleeping at schools in the gymnasium. there's a varie

. >> allie garcia, san francisco mayor elect daniel lowry said his number one priority is public safety, and that that will be his focus in every neighborhood in the city. he specifically mentioned drug dealing and the fentanyl crisis that has plagued san francisco since the pandemic. >> we're going to get tough. we're going to work with state, federal and city law enforcement to make sure that we close these open air drug markets. >> now, along those lines, lowry was also asked next about the future of san francisco police chief bill scott and whether he'll remain as the head of the department. here's what lowry said. all right. >> i can hit every major department head, and i will be sitting down one on one over the coming weeks to have a conversation about accountability, service and the change that i'm promising to deliver. i, i will get a sense if they're committed. >> lowry acknowledged that in light of the election of donald trump to another term in office, san franciscans, especially in the immigrant and lgbtq community, may be feeling fearful about the future. he sought to reass

said. especially if he did not support the democratic party. him being related to daniels probably would have. i'm back to his grandfather was a prominent member. that does not mean they agreed. he's actually antiwar bagley took more the idea with the shield or upon i'm going. cannot say for sure do not turn out that way cannot say for sure do not turn out that way. any other questions given the dedication of the monument the original reasons for putting this monument up there and talk about taking the monument down? confederacy the back was justificationhe the moy to the women of the confederacy. most of the history of it. i walked into a dunkin' donuts the other day they had a mural of the capitol part yes dunkin' donuts' statue is right there is a june k who that is they said o they looked at him like i was crazy walked away. you look at it, look at the statutee it is the seal of the u.s. navyy it's monument towards an american sailor. it attaches those words to the monument but then those words fade. unless you were there, or you do the research, you do not know. that'

at last night's watch party, daniel lurie said that he is hoping for a victory in the san francisco mayor's race, and his supporters are pumped about his early lead in the vote count. now, keep in mind lurie has never held public office. he is the founder of a san francisco nonprofit and, of course, heir to the levi strauss fortune. he says he is vowing to bring change to san francisco and make the city a place that residents can be proud of. >> turning around this city is not going to happen overnight, no matter who wins this electio, you. difficult challenges ahead. we know this. but here's another truth. our opportunities and advantages are far more powerful to solve our challenges, we need to work together and turn the page on the politics of demonizing each other on every issue. >> i'll say san francisco is not for sale. we got to just take it back, because i don't know if you remember what happened in 2018. i mean, there were several days, even the night of election night, where i was definitely not in the lead. and you see me standing here right now as the mayor of san francisco. >>

reporter amanda at last night's watch party, daniel lowry said he is hoping for a victory in the san francisco mayor's race and his supporters are super pumped about an early lead in the vote count. >> now, keep in mind, lowry has never held public office. he is the founder of a san francisco nonprofit and, of course, heir to the levi strauss fortune. he says he is vowing to bring change to san francisco and make the city a place that residents can be proud of. >> turning around this city is not going to happen overnight, no matter who wins this electio, you. difficult challenges ahead. we know this. but here's another truth. our opportunities and advantages are far more powerful to solve our challenges, we need to work together and turn the page on the politics of demonizing each other on every issue. >> i'll say san francisco is not for sale. we got to just take it back, because i don't know if you remember what happened in 2018. i mean, there were several days, even the night of election night where i was definitely not in the lead. and you see me standing here right now as the ma

i said, bank daniel, sit on foot, there we go. 1190. and then when i got out of the x and c back and i got him into a nina, but a kind of swelling political system, e depot, and lowes radical, my a plan that's being made, ask you so that's pretty made asking to sort of send in a new new system under handed us here and we left the village, a bunk painted on the left on the ceiling is but i deal with the length of suicide really in that case. and the system process, the ceiling caused them into some process. so they go more or less, especially if shanetta on the ceiling is a visa. but our suspicious the in for the policy to is the most that i guess a, with a little see, he's my data out the so if you see in those handle with the funding, mental leonard, he, uh, the money that was to nearly e, liking it at the butler, i meant the wrong, which will mess with to my sons, that these small changes are immense. i mean, the, if you think even of the human scale, it's the little things that so you can cut both arms off and still have a life. but

well, joining us from new york now we still have this on to said, daniel, as many thanks for joining us. it's good to see you on the playground this evening . and so i thought, well, what's your take on this sudden it rushes late to stuff. it's a drawer attention of the i p c w. so what most goes to is this the repeated use of chemical agents by you create a gate specs troops on civilians. what are your thoughts as well? my thoughts are the, the, the charges are worthy of proper education, but the investigation but the o. p. c, w has shown itself to be, to be biased to be little more than an arm of a us intelligence. and therefore, it's highly unlikely that an investigation of proper investigation will come from that quarter. so it must go sending all these notes to the i p. c. w. um, do you think it's likely that it will ever turn out to the proper investigation into the most guys we're supposed to just like the most talk recently to the phone t ups request a highly unlikely given the o. p. c, d o. p c. w's covered, make up it less and less. there's a drastic change. the o. p. c, w

yeah, as we all heard, daniel lowry said over and over again, he promised to bring in a world class team of leaders. >> so now we're getting a peak of who might be involved later in his administration. based on this transition team, the mix of tech, nonprofit and governmental leaders all hoping to be part of the shift in san francisco city leadership that lowry promised to voters. >> we're coming from different backgrounds, have different areas of expertise. >> former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white is one of seven people tapped to help mayor elect lowry get ready for office. >> he's a problem solver, and he knows that he doesn't have all the answers, so that's why he's putting a really well-rounded team together. >> openai ceo sam altman is one of the biggest names of tech players on the team, along with former twitter cfo ned segal, mission asset fund ceo jose quinonez, sf democratic party chair nancy tung and police commander paul yep. lastly, michael tubbs of stockton knows a thing or two about being an underdog. as one of the youngest mayors ever elected to office. how i

that said, they asked open-ended questions. they gave danielny every opportunity to tell his story. he does such a good job in that interview, describing why he did what he did, that i almost wonder if, you know, the question whether he will take the stand is now moot because he really lays out he felt threatened, women and children were on that train. he felt he had to act. and he mentions that neely was still struggling and so that goes to this negligent and reckless mindset that's required for the charges that he is hit with. so, i think he did a very good job. remember something else, the cops didn't arrest him that day. they gave it to the d.a. he doesn't get arrested for 10 days later, until the protests start and then, of course, city hall buckled. >> yeah, mark, considering that he gave a -- you know, willingly, voluntarily gave his statement, it's a little odd that it took that long to charge him if they believed they had a good case. the police have to cross their t's and dot their i's there as paul said. what's your take given what y

. >> reporter: the mayor said that she formally called daniel lurie earlier today and conceded the race to him. she said now in the few months that she has left in office she's going to focus on a smooth transition from the breed camp to the lurie camp. she says, though, she is still in office for a couple months, so she's going to continue to govern. we did try to ask her what her plans are when she'll be out of office. she doesn't answer those questions, so it's unclear what happens after that, but she says for now she is focusing on this transition. she, of course, respects the will of the voters and will do her best to govern over her last few months. >> she did say that a number of times. she does respect the voters and will have a smooth transition. thank you so much. anne makovec has reaction from political experts on what we might expect from the new mayoral-elect. anne? >> a lot of unknowns here. he's never been in public office. he's led some nonprofits helping people throughout the city, but how his administration is going to change san francisco city hall is still up in the

quick's said daniel penny trial is set to tomorrow in new york city the medical examiner testified theoss-examination from the defense. daniel penny is a hero and what is happening to him is wrong. quick's it is totally wrong. sean diddy combs is trying tips dropped his trafficking case as according to federal prosecutors denied a bill due to the quote danger he poses to this highly sensitive case. trying to tamper with the jury pool it may be contacted witnesses to third parties. interesting. quick's will continue to watch that one. the murder trial set to resume tomorrow in georgia following gruesome testimony last week. prosecutors will try to prove that josÉ and illegal immigrant tied to the venezuelan a gang of violently murdered the 22-year-old nursing student. we have all been washed in this case hosts closely and listen 911 phone call that she tried to make, tha comment that she maden that day. our hearts break for her family as they have to sit there in this courtroom and listen to it. and we all struggled. quick's also she had her smartwatch on that show she fought for for i

the second gentleman daniel m hobbs said that b3 campaign skipped skipped on the interview was that " with some of the progressive staff that didn't want her to be on it and a backlash. in another condition this team asked for was that she was not asked about marijuana legalization, something he was adamant about discussing. watch. >> i think there are requirements on things she didn't want to talk about, she didn't want to talk about marijuana legalization. she thought it was hilarious. >> why? >> because of record. >> that was her job. >> she put a lot of people in jail for a weed. >> she not only did that but wanting to legalize marijuana. the whole thing she was dodging the american people saying, you will change your mind why? or why didn't you change your mind? why? >> she couldn't even answer. >> look at the options and the way joe rogan lays it out, it sounds like if you listen to the staff, she was bowling her staff to lean further to the left. how in the world was she going to be a commander in chief? is her staff worse than she and vladimir putin's mark what did she do if s

daniel lurie is said to have an event this morning at around 11 o'clock will always up. we will be there to bring you that information that he's putting out to the community. that's a very latest here in san francisco. michael thomas will send it back to all right, michael, thank you for that breakdown there. >> he says city leaders in the south bay say immigrants and their community aren't protected during the second trump administration. the president-elect has promised mass deportation after he takes office in january. so as a police say they will not target undocumented immigrants rob nesbitt breaks it down. >> want to have borders. we want to have security. donald trump reiterated his stance on immigration and border security during his speech on election night. a big part of his campaign for reelection and that he spoke on during his last visit to california. we're gonna have the largest deportation in the history of our country. and san jose. 40 1% of the city's population is foreign born. according to mayor matt mahan. it's why the president elect's comments are

there was a bystander that said he told daniel penny to not hold too tight and i said penny wasn't holdings says he checked for a pulse and there was one before he stepped away. over to you. >> ainsley: trial for murder of 22-year-old georgia nursing student laken riley is set for tomorrow morning. suspect and illegal immigrant jose antonio ibarra waved his right to a jury trial. attorney general chris carr from the state of georgia joins us now. thank you for joining us. why do you think he wanted trial by judge instead of jury? >> well, i don't know and i don't want to put myself in the defense attorney's shoes in this case. here is what i do know. i know that the left's failed soft on crime policy, open border policies failed laken riley and her family, failed our the state and our nation. that is why president trump won this election, vice president harris lost and the d.a. in athens lost her race, because everybody failed laken riley every step of the way. this is a tragedy, now laken riley and her family, our state and nation will get justice tomorrow in that trial. >> ainsley: this

she said as a serving soldier of the british army daniel khalife was employed and trusted to uphold andity of this country but for his own purposes, daniel khalife used a real and present risk. to our national security. so, daniel khalife providing. information to them absolutely compromises our national security _ particularly as he's a serving soldier? particularly as he was - a serving soldier that had access to sensitive material. a year after he was first arrested, he left a fake bomb on his desk at his barracks and ran off to live in a van where police found £18,000. when recaptured, he was charged under the terrorism act and the official secrets act, which is why he was being held in wandsworth prison when he escaped. daniel sandford, bbc news, at woolwich crown court. tell us about the reaction to that guilty of spying verdict. first of all, let me tell you what the head of the counterterrorism division at the crown prosecution service bethan david has said. she said as a serving soldier of the british army daniel khalife was employed and trusted to uphold and protect the nation

she officially conceded the 2024 mayoral race to daniel lurie. and said she would work with his administration to create a smooth transition. standing in front of a gaggle of reporters, incumbent mayor london breed conceded the 2024 mayoral race to daniel lurie. >> i called daniel lurie earlier today to congratlit him and made it very clear that my team and i stand ready to support him during his transition. >> reporter: breed called her six years in office the honor of her life. she was mayor during a tumultuous time for the city, taking over after the death of mayor ed lee then navigating the city through the covid pandemic. >> i'm really proud of where we are as a city. that we have one of the lowest crime rates in over a decade. that we helped save lives during covid. and that finally, with all of the things that we've done, we've built up the infrastructure to move san francisco forward. >> reporter: but it was the post pandemic recovery which many san franciscans criticized as being too slow. that led to a dozen challengers entering the race to take

just a couple, you know, 30 minutes ago, she said that she already called daniel lurie to congratulate him officially conceding in the race for reelection. now, mayor breed, you know, she talked about the work that she has done for the city and really had a proud tone reflecting on her time as mayor, talking about the circumstances that she was dealt, and said that she was really happy with the work that she did in the circumstances that she was given. of course, we remember that she got into office as interim mayor after mayor ed lee died in the middle of the night, so that she took that call and then was, you know, thrust into this position and then, of course, then once she was reelected officially as mayor, she talked about the challenges of the pandemic and leading the city through that. of course, san francisco, during that time has seen its fair share of challenges that still do persist and a lot of ways homelessness downtown revitalization, crime and, you know, breed was quick to point out that crime is at its lowest point, that it's been in a long time. and she, you know, is r

in a statement tonight, daniel lurie thanked voters and said in part, no matter who you supported in this election, we stand united in the fight for san francisco's future and a safer and more affordable city for all. the 47 year old philanthropist is expected to hold a news conference tomorrow. we're also tracking both recall races in alameda county. district attorney pamela price and oakland mayor sheng thao appear to be on their way out, but that's not for certain, at least not yet. the latest batch of results released about an hour ago. take a look at the numbers. 65% of voters say yes to recall pamela price. she if she is recalled, she would need 50% plus one. we should note thousands of ballots still need to be counted. same numbers for mayor thao. 65% of voters in oakland in favor of recalling her. she's been in office for only two years. the mayor releasing a statement this evening saying in part, it is the duty of all elected officials to demonstrate leadership and restraint as we all patiently wait for the registrar's office to complete the vote count. ultimately, this time

and then she also said that she called daniel lurie, the now mayor elect, to congratulate him.ca, as you mentioned, it all happened shortly after the latest results from the elections office. show her again trailing lurie in the ranked choice race, saying the numbers were clear. she was at about 44%, while lurie was at 56. some political analysts say this is a rebuke of the mayor and her administration, but breed defended her time in office, saying she's proud of the work that she's done. now she is the city's first black mayor, first coming into office in 2017. first black woman mayor, i should say, coming into office in 2017 when she stepped in after the sudden death of then mayor ed lee. but breed is clear. the

said. she congratulated daniel lurie. now i was with her on election night and it was a very different tone. she struck today on election night. she was feisty saying that she was not going to give up until every last vote was counted. she was also critical of daniel lurie, the amount of money he spent on his campaign. but when i asked her tonight what made the difference in this election, here's what she had to say. >> i don't want to speculate on what it is, but ultimately i know that i have done everything i can to always put this city first, and i'm really proud of where we are as a city that we have one of the lowest crime rates in over a decade, that we help save lives during covid, and that finally, with all of the things that we've done, we've built up the infrastructure to move san francisco forward and again, this office is bigger than just one person. we have to always make sure that we're doing everything we can as as residents of this city to support whoever the mayor is and to make sure that we are not conce

. >> now, daniel lurie is said to have an event later on at 11 o'clock this morning. our rob nesbitt will be there bringing you coverage for our later shows. that's a very latest here at city hall in san francisco and michael thomas, tara and james, we'll send it back to okay, michael, thank you. >> and the latest vote count colubn. alameda county da pamela price. >> is still showing 65% of voters supporting her recall, even though the number of precincts and votes counted is at 40% more yesterday. but that from percentage is still the same. yeah. and if it continues to hold within the board of supervisors are gonna have to appoint a replacement. it's a process and kron four's. dan kerman walks us through it. while the counting of ballots is far from over. so far, voters in alameda county. >> are overwhelmingly supporting the recall of district attorney pamela price. if that holds the board of supervisors will appoint a replacement for president. nate miley says it's critical. the new d a have certain qualifications. we would be looking for someone who is a seasoned.

that's not all well together like mental health issues in a social media post, mayor-elect daniel lurie saidear of yet another violent death in our city. every resident and visitor deserves to feel safe, whether they're riding transit for walking our streets. public safety is my top priority as we work to build a thriving san francisco police are rerererereviewing surveillance video and interviewing witnesses in hopes of identifying this suspect who's responsible, they say for this latest attack on san francisco streets. dan kerman kron. 4 ews. >>senate drats say they're working to ban bump stocks. the clock is ticking because they're already only a few months left of the congressional session. washington correspondent reshad hudson has more on how they plan to make it happen. >>the congressional session may be coming to an end. but senate democrats say their work to reduce gun violence isn't finished. we have the tools to address the gun violence crisis. america, illinois democratic senator dick durbin is pushing for a federal ban bump stocks. it's a device that allows semiautomatic weapons

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one was an interview with derry daniel's father. the father saidrder or so, that derry had come over to his apartment with a friend that he owed money to. and the father described the friend as a light-skinned black man with braids, and said he could identify him. - why am i finding this out 20 years later? there's no justice in this justice system. there's no justice in this justice system. - from my understanding, your attorney is in touch with people. and this very well might be a key for you to open that door again. - i lost 20 years of my life, man. what does it matter? i got five years left for the sentence that they gave me. i'm so numb at this point that i can do it. and as we already discussed, this is not a normal habitat to live in. i spent half of my life in prison because people want to hold back information, because people want to continue to perpetuate lies. i didn't deserve this. my children didn't deserve this. my mother didn't deserve this. [sniffs] these people destroyed my life, destroyed my family. and that's time we can't get