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my mode has moved from darrell vala or sabrina was saying helps her son abdulla gary. they are in a dent where they were forced to find shelter after this. really army destroyed their home in the northern gaza strip. 18 year old of the dream was born with server policy. she is tired, then a traumatized. he often suffers seizures which are made worse by the summer heat. but there is little medication available to treat them. hot auto motor heat is the west problem and because he was diagnosed as body heat, gifts, and rushes and even appointments to treat him onto available at the un agency, we have to use the water in buckets to wash out laundry. imagine what that sea will to does combined with this heat. he sabrin stays up to the greens condition has worse, and since the war began moving from place to place to try and scape the bombing, she is easily agitated and needs even more care. let me know, i would appreciate that. i think there is virtually nothing for him here. i just take him out and that turns switch at the door to get some pressure of mounts. he plays with

and i was probably 23, 24 years old. >> reporter: that's when darrell first heard about port chicago,injustice done to his dad and to hundreds of other black sailors. in 1942 following the attack on pearl harbor, the u.s. navy built a new munitions depot near the small town of port chicago in contra costa county near sisson bay. it quickly became the largest ammunition shipment facility on the west coast. young black sailors who trained for combat roles, including freddie, were sent here. >> his first assignment, only assignment, at -- after training. >> reporter: instead of serving at sea, freddie and the other black sailors were assigned the dangerous duty of loading and unloading munitions on to ships. >> and they were loading 24 hours around the clock. >> reporter: they weren't properly trained or equipped to handle bombs and ammunition, and the racism and segregation only added to the stress. >> the sailors referred to it as slave conditions because they were constantly under stress. they were socially isolated from the city, from the white sailors. >> reporter: on july 17, 1944,

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the people that are here are not from here at the new understanding of just how many people like darrellemilies that love them and want them to come home. they didn't have father. we just thank you, lord, for this >> he named a man thankful that this family can go home together. is this so many don't, you >> he said too many close calls. so i'm thankful. >> now, over the decades there are around 3,000 missing people in california. and that's according to the california attorney general's website and around out of those 3,200 of those reported missing to the san francisco police i mean, what an incredible story to be able to. >> find your child that you're looking for. how difficult was it? how long were they out here? people obviously had recognizew him, right, that i mean, this is one of those stories where you don't really know with the parents or the family, how they're going find him. but >> while we were walking through the tender when talking to different unhoused people, many of them even recognized or old or else face and said they will keep an eye out. so the parents and i we kin

joining us now, congressman from california, darrell issa.ongressman, you've met with gold star families in the past, i know that. what did you think when you heard joe biden claim, hey, no troops have died under my watch. >> you know, i felt joust like those gold star -- just like those gold star families had to. he wouldn't talk to them at, when the bodies were brought with home. he talked about his son, beau, dying in combat, which he didn't. he then went on to lie about the withdrawal itself and the fact that he should have left bagram air base and this wouldn't have happened, and now he's denying the loss of 13 men and women, you know? and those pictures you're showing, i carried those in when i jumped at normandy on june 7th along with world war a ii vets because i thought their sacrifice was just as much part of our history. ashley: certainly. listen, former white house press secretary jen psaki apparently is going to sit for an interview about the afghanistan withdrawal. i mean, what answers would you like from her? >> well, she'll be

you joins me now on the line from darrell bonham in central garza. and as we was saying earlier, we've been hearing these wanting some months now. this is a highly contagious disease that had probably been eradicated for most parts of the world. talk us through how bad this progress in gaza. it all started with happy tied to a happy talk to the boss, diseases, but weird stuff on people's kids without knowing what or now they discovered a highly infectious disease into it was and later on they noticed that this was a virus t, v easy to in waste water and especially in those areas in could you and the area and why in those areas, because the only forces have been acting all the kind of thing is evacuated from rough uh, from different areas from the another in areas to middle, middle the premiums have been living in this tree make and makes it comes with access to the bathroom without having any high ti without having easy access to water. it's time to take to do it is everywhere, garbage is cause increase and this is the least of has. okay, so those ar

california congressman darrel issa joins me now.ongressman, you're on the foreign affairs committee. i want to know more about this iranian plot. what do you know? >> well, what we know is that this is not the first plot. they are constantly looking at ways to do terrorist attacks and particularly, they don't want trump back. stuart, there's no question at all. they've gone from a couple hundred thousand barrels a day under trump to over 2 million barrels a day. that's the kind of money that would make you send people out to kill the former president, just to keep the status quo where they're doing just fine. they can attack in israel, they can attack in the red sea. they're winning right now under this president, and they want to keep on winning. stuart: but there's a suspicion that the iranians are exploiting our domestic political turmoil. seems like that's what they're trying to do, right? >> oh, the whole world is exploiting it. china is actively paying for protesters to talk about the philippines. obviously russia is deeply in

congressman darrell issa, always appreciate it. >> thank you, stuart.t thank you. adam johnson, what do you make of that a chaos in d.c. yesterday? >> despicable. an insult to all a of us who love this country. and yet there is the issue of free speech and, you know, where does it stop, where do how you draw the line, you know? if you can't burn a flag, you know, what else can't you do? so admittedly, i struggle with this. i think it's despicable, and if i were there, i'd probably try to put it out, and they'd probably hurt me for doing that. stuart: one young man did. >> he tried to put it out, and look what they did to him. stuart: that's an assault, by the way. >> yeah, right. so it's, it's something that we struggle with. you know, i like the way the north carolina, university of north carolina frat boys as they were called defended the flag and and held it up. stuart: yeah, i remember that. >> yeah. that was a beautiful moment. stuart: all right, moving on, check futures real fast now as i see a little bit of red ink appearing on the dow. flat to l

darrell: yes and no. is the senate clearly -- the methods difficult for the democrats to hold the senate. everybody knows that. it is likely to go gop. without the house goes the way of the executive branch. whoever wins the presidency carries the house on coattails. right now you have to think that this drink has been towards the president trump and weakness towards president biden in the intensity of voters and what they want to see. the democratic party seems to be united around one thing, trying to move to a different candidate at this point. if and when they do that, the question becomes can they unify from there or does it fracture the party? jonathan: the focus is winning in november and not governing the next four years. let's talk about policy more. good to see you. thank you. let's get an update on stories elsewhere this morning. here is your bloomberg green. yahaira: microsoft announcing the underlying cause of the global tech issues have been fixed while crowd strike --crowdstrike said the iss

darrell, thanks for your time.reciate it. >>> ten-year notes up for auction at the top of the hour. rick santelli is here with reaction and pro-action, rick. >> yes. well, it's like we're in an alternate universe. auctions of late have been going extremely well. this was no exception. 39 million and reopened tens, meaning we're adding one issue originally created in may of this year. so technically, these are nine-year, 10-month securities. the yield on those 39 billion tens, 4.276. where is the one issued market? a basis point high er 4.286. so the government is a seller, it priced quite well. if you look at all the internals to the auction, every single one of them is strong. i'll point out a couple that really caught my eye on the direct bidders. those were large pensions and insurance companies that bode direct. 20.9%, that equals october of last year. but to find a higher number than 20.9%, you have to go back to october of '22. and the dealer takedown, well, the ten auction average is 16%. think buffet here.

. >> julie: congressman darrell issa will tell us about the growing concerns on capitol hill. chad pergram on the growing cracks among democrats as they consider biden's viability as a presidential candidate. we'll head to jacque heinrich starting us off live at the white house this morning. >> good morning. a lot of headlines this morning saying the president got a strong showing of support from the democratic governors who descended on washington to assess for themselves whether the president's candidacy can be salvaged after the debate. i'm left wondering if we watched the same press conference. they didn't lead with any confirmation the president is, in fact, remaining in the race despite all of the denials that we have heard from the white house, the campaign, even the president himself that he is considering dropping out. this is what we heard in chronological order first. listen to this. >> path to victory is november is the number one priority. the number one priority of the president. that's what we're trying to get done. >> you always believe when you love someone yo

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joining us house judiciarying committee, darrell issa from the great state of california. mr.. you go to the beginning with wha your questioning. whenever they appear, what are you most interested in asking alvin bragg and michael? >> obviously one of the key questions is what made you think you could us>> oe federal dollao put this case together one?th that is one of the areas that appears to be misconduct. but most importantly them of the real question is, was there in the level of independence or was this a case that could only be brought before donald trump anda only because he was running for president and only because he was ahead in the polls? all of those questions are going to get taken early on he would look, alvin bragg's nobody's fool, he's a harvard grad and high raking positions. he has also done something unique, which is to create a case where no case like it has ever been brought before., th and to prosecuted successfully. that is going to be a huge, huge question of, why did you getyou that created?e re what was the reason for it? we know the answer, and we d

justice for late freddie meeks arrived hand delivered in person on a document delivered to his son darrell findings of good in the sentence are set aside. charges dismissed. >> reporter: command master wilkinson read an order officially signed earlier by the u.s. secretary of the navy. >> i have always considered them heroes even without the final legal findings discovered. >> freddie meeks affectionately called pops is finally exonerated. he is absolved of wrongdoing against him in the aftermath of the devastating explosion at port chicago. >> i always asked pops what did you do in the war? he would never tell us. >> reporter: his quest to find out what happened to his father began the day he entered his father's home unannounced. >> he was crying. first time i had ever seen my father cry. i was probably 23, 24 years old. >> reporter: that's when darrell first heard about port chicago an injustice done to his dad and dozens of other black sailors. following the attack on pearl harbor, built in contra costa county. it quickly became the largest ammunition shipment facility. young black sai

after flying halfway across the country, the parents of darrelle can say their missing son has been found in san francisco. >> we first told you about the family's efforts to find him last night on kron 4 and kron four's. tiffany justice spoke with the local anti drug advocate who helped find it. >> it just happened so quick and i didn't believe in myself. i'm okay with that. you know what look at any of us is, you connecting adopted reuniting a family, jk smith, an addiction worker helping the finder. all king here in san francisco monday morning. a report from kron 4 about a missing kansas city man homeless and living in the city catching his attention. earlier in the day i woke just scrolling through the news. they says. thank i every morning look at some of the articles. going from the news and i seen that one. >> and then i myself. i know this gentleman. and then i decided to see the up to. you callid a few people call the person they say year started more way over there. i went over there in. call them up to par. scooter, become a walk towards him. but i had already. called mother i

so what now, the legal panel tells us, darrell issa previews the hearing with district attorney alvin whenever it happens. the cockroach. resilient creatures. true miracles of evolution. where there is one, others aren't far behind. always scavenging for food, the cockroach... well that's horrifying. ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier. one application kills and prevents bugs for 365 days. not in my house you don't. nature is wild. your home doesn't have to be. [music playing] tiffany: my daughter is mila. she is 19 months old. she is a little ray of sunshine. one of the happiest babies you'll probably ever meet. [giggles] children with down syndrome typically have a higher risk for developing acute myeloid leukemia, or just leukemia in general. and here we are. marlo thomas: st. jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. tiffany: she was referred to st. jude at 11 months. they knew what to do as soon as they got her diagnosis. they already had her treatment plan drawn out

. >> i'm larry, this is my brother darrell, that's my other brother darrell. >> reporter: and ending the dream i just had. >> reporter: he visited "today" frequently over the decades, chatting with al in 2017. >> how does a 30-year-old accountant break into stand-up comedy? >> first of all, i wasn't a good accountant. people kept telling me, you're funny, you ought to go to new york. so i said, i'm going to give this a shot. >> reporter: newhart also made deadpan chic, using his accounting background and midwestern sensibility for laughs. resurrecting that timeless telephone bit for harry smith in his 90s. >> hello. would i want to do the harry smith show? sure. it's on -- it's on cbs, right? >> reporter: he was married to his beloved wife for 60 years. they lived in los angeles, a town famous for youth. yet as he got older, newhart experienced a career renaissance. winning an emmy for guest role on "the big bang theory" at the age of 84 and he never lost his thirst for a laugh. >> ben, ben, ben. i'm still alive. >> i kind of had a chance to retire this year. and it drove me nuts. ju

. >> reporter: darrell's quest to find out what happened to his father began the day he entered his father's home unannounced. >> he was crying, the first time i had ever seen my father cry. i was probably 23 or 24 years old. >> reporter: in 1942, following the attack on pearl harbor, the u.s. navy built a new munitions depot near the small town of port chicago in contra costa county, near the bay. it quickly became a largest ammunition shipment facility on the west coast. young black sailors, trained for combat roles were sent here. >> his first assignment , only assignment after training. >> reporter: instead of serving at sea, freddy and the other black sailors were assigned the dangerous duty of loading and unloading munitions onto ships. >> they were loading 24 hours around the clock. >> reporter: they were not trained to handle bombs and ammunition and the racism and segregation only added to the stress. >> slave conditions, because they were constantly under stress. they were socially isolated from the city , from the white sailors. >> reporter: on july 17th after 10:00 at night, two

a conocer la noticia de esta orden ejecutiva firmada por el gobernador, el alcalde de la ciudad, darrell sobre esta orden ante nuestras cámaras. escuchemos it's going to change what we do dramatically. i should it. we have the single largest reduction in unchartered homelessness of any major area in the state. el alcalde de sacramento decía a los medios que no cree que esta orden genere un efecto drástico debido al trabajo que han venido haciendo en la ciudad y que además afirmó que tienen la mayor reducción de personas sin hogar de cualquier zona importante del estado. también el alcalde decía que la orden del gobernador es un estímulo para continuar elevando este trabajo en el lado de la aplicación de la ley. también al mismo tiempo siendo compasivos con las personas que se encuentran en esta situación. es importante destacar que esta orden llega después que la corte suprema de estados unidos permitiera a las ciudades imponer prohibiciones de dormir al aire libre en espacios públicos. el estado de california ha invertido más de 24 mil millones de dólares en múltiples agencias y departa

>>>when darrell plunkett had to change his spirit flight from fort lauderdale to atlanta. he was worried the ultra low cost airline would hit him with a fee. >>>>flexible, actually got a credit back, so i mean, i'll give them their kudos on >>>that, but spirit known for its ally card or pay for everything approach to travel, just dropped its change and cancel fees, while also upping the wait for checked bags to the industry. standard 50 pounds. as it looks to win back flyers. >>>>we've been evaluating this for quite some time. so it's not something that we have just decided to do overnight. and quite frankly, it's something that our customers want. >>>klein is spirits chief commercial officer >>>>what we've seen over time is less people are actually flying on spirit. so we believe the changes we're making. its not just about the individual who is already flying on our aircraft. it's about attracting new customers. >>>the move comes as bigger airlines are fighting for spirits, costco conscious wires. its competitor frontier dropped most change and cancel fees while shifting

the parents of darrelle king say their missing son has been found in san francisco.ld you about the families efforts to find him last night on kron. 4 for stephanie justice now spoke with the local anti-drug advocates who helped find it. >> it just happened so quick and i didn't believe in

i wouldn't agree with that one, though , this, one of that one, though, this, one of my darrel , actuallyrel, actually, one of my viewers, he says calvin just described it as non—violent protest, but that's wrong, free speech. he says, does not mean that you have the right to violate the rights of others. and violent doesn't necessarily mean physical violence against a person, lots of people. again, you're really , really divided you're really, really divided about this, jen says that it feels to you like people have been let off lightly because of the situation with overcrowding and so on and so forth in the prisons. do you share that view, lots of you. one of you now saying, actually, thomas says, if we're finally imprisoning people for causing severe disruption , can we convict disruption, can we convict previous politicians for allowing the immigration crisis? you're saying that that creates a severe disruption? now, i can tell you you're asking about the immigration crisis. there's been a big european summit today. keir starmer, he's been talking about hitting reset, brand new eras a

the parents of darrelle king say their missing son has been found in san francisco. we first told you about the families efforts to find him last night on kron. 4 for stephanie justice now spoke with the local anti-drug advocates who helped find it. >> it just happened so quick and i didn't believe in myself. i'm looking at it. look him. looking at look at any of us. is connecting adopted reuniting a family, jk smith, an addiction worker helping the finder. all king here in san francisco monday morning. a report from kron 4 about a missing kansas city man homeless and living in the city catching his attention. earlier in the day i woke just scrolling through the news. they thank i do that every morning. look at some of the articles. >> but on the news and i seen that one. >> and then i myself. i know this gentleman. and then i decided to see the up to. you called a few people call the person they say year started more way over there. i went over there in. without them. call them to par. sputtering become a walk towards him. but i had already. called his mother is hol

and darrell a former fellow at simpson by the way. manages the only tracking arms transfers and military assistance program conducts extensive research on the impact on human rights and security landscape. think we've all gotten the flow of how to review these if you have questions you would like to ask after the panelists give some opening remarks, i will be taking some questions. let's start with you. and has his for security assistance today because sure, let me start by thanking the arms control and thank you for inviting me. i will start by setting the stage at 8:30 thousand foot level. a global level looking or transfer policy. we get into some the specific transfer policies update february 2023 a provides a framework under which u.s. government agencies review and evaluate arms transfers. the policy aligns u.s. farms or transfer decision with u.s. foreign policy and national security objectives. by doing so and i said can you more effective security partner on the global leadership in strengthening stability, advance the protec

we've seen >> our top story this half-hour after flying halfway across the country, the parents of darrelle can say their missing son has been found in san francisco. we first told you about the family's efforts to locate the rail last night on kron 4 and our tiffany justice spoke with the local guy today who helped find it. >> it just happened so quick and i didn't believe in myself. i'm looking it. look him. looking at look at any of us. is connecting adopted reuniting a family, jk smith, an addiction worker helping the finder. all king here in san francisco monday morning. a report from kron 4 about a missing kansas city man homeless and living in the city catching his attention earlier in the day i woke just scrolling the news. they says. thank i do that every morning. look at some of the articles. going from the nose. and i seen that one. >> and then i myself. i know this gentleman. and then i decided to see the up to. you called a few people call the person they say year started more way over there. i went over there in. call them to par sputtering become a walk towards him. >> but i

for you, then there's someone that's there that care for you and he can help you get life back on darrelle was found in the mission district located by smith. smith tells us he was there looking for another missing person. >> born and raised in francisco, smith has taken upon himself to help others. it takes the community. >> to really help the community that community come together and help people that things will be different. i mean, you have to give it a chance. you have to give it a try. >> that was our tiffany justice reporting. great outcome there. hopefully that all goes well for that family. >> in the north bay, officials have found the body of a man who what missing and the russian river last week he had been swimming and the sun into a toga of santa rosa drowned in the river. deputies say they found his body friday afternoon had been missing since wednesday night. last same swimming in the river villa drive day divers and a robotic underwater devices were used to help in that search. and overnight water main break sent water rushing down streets in san pablo and cause a lot of m

it may look like another case of cardboard boxes being used by and housed people to camp out to darrelle dilworth. it's a clear sign of improved. six months ago, both sides of the streets was lined with structures. she structures like the one that you see up ahead. and tents. it's a daunting task and one of the least desirable jobs in the city. smells alone would turn off most instantly. but dilworth sees his worth in the process and they're doing work that other workers throughout the city they refused to do. because it's so tedious. you dealing with hazardous materials. you're dealing with human feces. your dear dealing with urine. you're doing dealing with unknown. unknown substances. needles. and not many city employees really want to deal with that. a native san franciscan he's on a mission to not only restore the city streets to the beauty beneath but provide dignity. to the process that hasn't always been the case. just coming. how you get out. right? so you yeah. it just like no respect, please. communication. we were like at war with being cleared here belonged to john dibella.

prosecutors say darrel wayne smith sexually abused 5 inmates while he worked at the federal correctional institute in dublin. he was charged with 12 counts, including aggravated abuse that happened last year this week of federal grand jury charged him with 15 more counts. smith is part of a abuse scandal. authorities say involving several guards that led to the whole prison being shut down indefinitely this year. a former warden ray garcia was convicted last year for abusing his power and encouraging, quote, rape club culture. as for smith, he's currently living in florida. his jury trial is scheduled to begin in early 2025. if convicted, he faces a maximum penalty of life in prison. >> 2 bay area, progressive organizations came out today against both bay area. we call races with just over 100 days to go before election day, we call experts say that it's likely going to take more than that for the day incumbents to win. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> these attempted electoral hijackings are not only had a joint news conference. representatives have to progressive organizations, oakl

correctional officer is now facing additional charges for allegedly sexually abusing inmates. 55 year old darrell wayne smith has been charged with three additional counts of sexual abuse against five female victims under his custody at fci dublin. officials say the alleged abuse took place between 2019 and 2021. if convicted, smith faces a maximum penalty of life in prison. the prison has been hit with class action lawsuit for alleged rampant sexual abuse by guards, multiple officers, even the prison's former chaplain were sentenced to prison for sexually assaulting inmates. a ringing endorsement today for a democratic front runner, vice president harris, while in florida, republican nominee former president trump welcomed israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to his home. this comes just one day after the prime minister met with president biden and vp harris amid a push to get a ceasefire in the war in gaza. nbc's alice barr is tracking it all from washington dc. vice president kamala harris closing out the first week of her presidential campaign. kamala hey, hey there. with a critical endo

también profundo ahí en la secundaria de san francisco, registró una intercepción también darrell luthern un empate contra panamá. los canaleros se fueron arriba al 16 con un gol de allan joel saldaña, pero sobre la hora estefano carrillo iba a conseguir el 1 a 1 final para quedarse. entonces con el primer lugar del grupo. con esto, los cuartos de final quedan de la siguiente manera estados unidos de los jugadores de los san jose earthquakes se enfrentarán a guatemala. panamá va a chocar con canadá. honduras será el rival de cuba y la selección mexicana jugará contra costa rica. nosotros mañana vamos a estar haciendo el viaje hacia león, donde la selección albiceleste estará cerrando su fase de grupos y espera quedarse con el primer lugar de su sector. hasta aquí los deportes. nos vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota reespond e la bahía, así que tendremos una actualización sobre los esfuerzos que hicieron para restablecer ese servicio. y bueno, hoy es el último día de la feria estatal de california en sacramento. a

targeted risk who is been working to remove bodies from the rubble topic of was doing reports from darrell by law. well, it is very occupation forces are still ongoing with the military operation in connie ms. city for the past day when you have completely demolishing of flooding residential supplies in the eastern areas. while there was a very notable advancement for the east running country. joining us, which has raised a symmetry in the con, you to say to destroy a non profit raise um its ongoing fine strain to come up where it says in the eastern areas of quantity. and we are talking about more than $200000.00 palestinians, have been displaced from the eastern areas of con eunice heading to allow us to get into the same truck areas of the strip. what also these areas have been witnessing more attacks within the past 24 hours in particular, in a breach refuge account where there was a very notable military encouraging in the eastern areas of, of range where the military ring from us announced that they managed to attack these really maneuvering troops in such areas as they are still fam

my mood has moved from darrell bella in central garza. the fact that we're seeing more of the honor with facilities being targeted deliberately and directly across the gaza strip. according to the statement by, believe that as originated the, the director of operations of united nations, we're looking at tooth 3rd of un facilities across has to be an either severely damaged or completely destroyed since the beginning of this genocide world war, including it backwards and centers and just to make it clear for our viewers evacuation centers are in the box you on schools, these are on or was run. schools that are owner was, are manage and operated by, by the united nations, were palestinian refugee just the just the fact that we have people who have been displaced into these areas uh for the past 9 months are really struggling on daily basis. and on top of that, the attack, deliberate attacks have passed and they do not believe in the 6th, as opposed to being targeted by is really an era talks is going to close to a 100 people in 6 this scho

let's go to hand who dream using darrell butler and central gaza is obviously and where you are the ramifications of the death of his ma, honey error. and he just being found at all, for a lot of questions to remain about what this means. but whether or not, of course, it will have any effect on how the war continues though, or any hopes of peace. well the work continues at least 18 palestinians were killed since the morning hours and most of them have been targeted in the middle area. but palestinians are berries tossed today for one reason is the main negotiator, the main person who has the glimpse of hope, given college thing in any of these fires, do you or, or any a truth is the person who was killed earlier today. so people who had a little bit of hold last it today, there's a state of the year of this despair of frustration. policy and use were surprised of this. i've talked earlier today. now a policy thing is now have a lot of priest questions. who's going to negotiate now? what's gonna happen to the season for your deal? is there anything gonna change on the ground? uh, will there be an

darrell cortez is a retired san jose police officer who now works in corporate and retail security. it's very unfortunate you and i pay for it. the consumer pays for it in the back end because prices increase, because the merchandise is going out. the door and no one is stopping the bad guys because of the threat of violence. it's clear that not everyone is taking the extra precaution. we saw several delivery trucks today and none had a guard. but cortez says if one company is doing it, others are likely considering it to keep their drivers and products from being targeted. in downtown san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news breaking news right now in san francisco, a lot of police activity outside the bayview district. this is video from sky ranger near cesar chavez street and pennsylvania avenue. police not telling us much, right now, but we've seen officers focused on two downed police motorcycles and all the debris around it. they're also looking at a red car, a little farther up the road. police are asking people to avoid this area. we're continuing to try to get more info

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on monday darrell has already swept across the caribbean, killing at least 11 people. and mexico came up. operations still underway in the you could time peninsula in the wake of barrel loss. in america edison lucy newman has moved from prior to coming in next. so it's hard to believe that less than 48 hours ago hurricane barrel. at the time. a category 3 storm came onto this beach, broke power lines down trees, centuries frantically into their hotels and to lock down. now you can see people are back on the beach. the sun is out, and what was a hurricane? a deadly hurricane that left at least 11 people did in the caribbean, on its path to your to mexico is now a tropical storm. overnight it hits many that a city on the other side of the you can time peninsula. now it is going into the gulf of mexico still as a tropical storm for the moment it's not doing any damage with the big question is will of gather strength in the warm waters of the goals and then head towards either come, i will leave us in mexico and then on to texas. that's where we're seeing right now . it's

they are reports of his really helicopters opening fire and you're darrell by the name of motor pulls from outside the alexa hospital that we're looking at the past couple hours have been quite a bloody environment. we're looking at a total number of 10 people have been killed, the vast majority of them happened to be women and children. and we're, we, we are not exaggerating this because we, we looked at the nature of the talk that are taking place. these are residential homes, people who are taking these residential homes as filters for the past few months. they either the northern part from gauze, and the more recent from the city of con, units on dropbox, to the end, up in these residential buildings shouldering and protecting themselves from the unpredictable calling on to 3 different attacks in the central area alone in the western part of the free people were recorded skills, you know, not have the rest of the g. com. that's the eastern part of the center. there were 5 people work there. one child the little girl and 4 of the women inside the house . then one family of 4 women

misplaced we are here. northern guys though, since our own guys, a city spend delta v as more from darrell by line central gaza. there is a saved time next year and has this been a month to palestinians as that is really forces issue orders from the people in the causes 50 to evacuate to the middle area. we were in college. the news to move to the middle. there you are. there are 1800000 policy news we used in this area, but people chose to stay in the causal scripts, say resisting the star basins are tell you're selling and air strikes and everything they have been facing since the not past 9 months. how does the news or how does this? they're frustrated and they do not have anywhere to go believing that there's no play safe. in the gospel strip, however, is the round invasion is continuous states where the forces expanded. they're a ground invasion. they're asking more people surrounding necessary yet to evacuate . however, it's sim escalating. there has been an air strike in a good agent, the middle area, and they're also in this are to our temporary setting in the eastern parts of the

evacuation orders or has been to kind of know goes on and who do already has this update for us from darrell bhalla and central golf. how this thing is, it's not have any place to go to last night. they slept in the streets without taking any of their belongings because they were forced to evacuate under fly, or were they not even have time to collect any of their belongings? there? not only loss, but there are policy is still trapped in the eastern parts of con eunice. just like when you still have the colorado as days where the forces are expanding their ground opperation the eastern parts of the community. also the is there any forces shrink the humanitarian zone? the so called human through your and zone in milwaukee. i couldn't use it, but it's the size of the humanitarian zone on the map is smaller than it used to be after this evacuation order. yes. all the thing is also believe that there's no place think of it as the western parts of communities. we're already targeted in the past couple of weeks. hezbollah as has it, as owns thousands of rockets towards move in israel is really med

renee to recover those trapped under the rubble and who jerry has more on these really operation from darrell bella. so earlier today that is where the forces withdrew from areas in a sense that you're in the heart of the gods. a city leaving massive destruction according to the civil because they were able to retrieve at least 60 bodies for people who were laying on the streets or even under the rubble for more than a week, ambulances, civil defense teams, and journalists were on able to reach the area due to the intensive fighting intensive air strikes and artillery, selling however, air strikes continues to target policy and using drop off and the middle area. how does the news are still waiting for anything positive about the ceasefire, dean and negotiations, despite the fact that there does not demonstrate anything or reflects anything on the ground in the data that is but of cause of policy. so the head and all of a 0 annual fonts, the size that swaps views of another cathedral catastrophe. the have a lot of the month seen 12 has been in full force across much of south asia, especially

the darrel, so low you were seeing this, he does grow and i think a troll could be quite interesting to evaluate what are the of the possibilities of a mouthful throb of influencing the police. i believe these court. so for example, i see that there is a lot of these information that the spreading quite easily and the police, these cars that could be a result of the rush, young applause, r o, we can see that there are, there were some activities to have a deeper influence on the energy sector on different fields of economy. so i think this is courtney, both of you, my opinion on the conflicts of the police debate. you still kind of look deeply into different forms and my thoughts. oh, russian influence on a daily political life. this committee that you talked about, how long does it's about what it's saying. and poland, excuse me, i'm asking this committee that you mentioned, which is monitoring russian activities in poland. how long is it about what it's saying? so i don't know yet. what could be the result of the work of this coming teeth has been just, it has just started the walk

, rose was now killed at least 58153 palestinians handle quarterly reports from alexa hospital in darrell butler. is there any forces continue to expand its ground invasion and artillery and or strikes us hawks on the central parts of the causal city where that is where the forces order new evacuation orders to policy new initiative, stuff in a but as in the old city of the gods assist you in those areas are very close to edges. i yes, according to the policy news who received their orders? they set this is where the courses did not pop at firing a live in munition and also are tend to resetting. but they're trying their best to evaluate those areas. and this is not the 1st a bug situation that happened during this week. a couple of days ago, kind of sinews in community also had they've got to wasting orders, but policy needs to leave that. where ever they thought few ways they're still going to be targeted just like the policy means that evacuated to the middle area. and the area has been constantly taught by is ready, artillery. and is there any straightforward yesterday? is there any f

i was missing darrell viola in central garza and tells us more about the situation inside the strip of medical specials enough for hospital have confirmed that at least 5 palestinians have been killed off to a cli, i'm direct targeting for some members of garza's electricity distribution company that cause we hit as a kind of escalation in terms of loans, an area of the bottom and the eastern areas of the city of funding does has to be tough to cover the area with very clear sedge of attacks and even to ashes when most places on these would have to patient forces i was as will have spoken to alex, they were saying that quite cool. drones are widely used intensively to target anyone who is trying to get closer to areas of confrontation, some families i've been looking for it. they're similar to it, so have been messing under the rough was especially with at least a $6.00 to $8.00 palestinians are still messing no one. no, there knows they're at their destination as well, while the is also ongoing bouncing. prussia induce, who are right now, working inside the knots of medical facility,

she's in darrell ball out in central garza for us. and i understand people were given less than an hour's notice to leave literally just just a few minutes of the weather. literally a few minutes the float even very hot. this time the fact that they need to evacuate, they were sleeping. it's in the early hours of the morning. then they heard that there is evacuation ben's are tele restarted sending the policy news. and in less than a couple of hours, we're talking about 2 hours 27 policies have been killed, including children and women. not only that they're evacuating right now under buyers. they did not have time to even take or to accept any of their belongings there. need to be trying to save their lives. and not only that, they're surrounded by all your artillery sending in an air strikes, palestinians who are in the area at went back to their houses after these are the forces made a round invasion to the area for at least 3 months. and not only thoughts, it's, it's, it's very hard buying because even philosophy and growth is als

honey, my hood has moved from darrell vala in central garza, in the past 24 hours, have been quite different goes for palestinians across the gauze. crib. this is really monetary, committed for a trust that is against entire families. whether inside the residential homes or evacuation centers, these are backwards and sensors are managed and operated by ottawa international organization, but they're not protected inside these facilities. people were murdered, were killed, remained inside these uh facilities. the took them as a citizen for the past 9 months and more recently from areas like a rough activity and fun unit, as is really military expanded. it's military maneuvers. we're looking at least $81.00 people have been killed, so far more concentrated in the central areas. this really monitor is stepped up. it's area less talk across the river. you come and the western part of the city, including these trends, part of the central area, the the, and a bridge. refugee can $27.00 of those $81.00 killed within the past 24 hours only in the past at 10 hours just causing further civilian casualt

but uh yeah, i spoke to correspond to conclude our issues and darrell bottle for us. she told me a little more about both is small and draw me a man who has a very humble, kind, loving journalist who has been covering the war since they won. since the 7th of october, may as many got this place, the boss you waited to the, to the south are here in the southern parts of the causes for please say, said in the northern parts. and he was reporting for uh, just the, you know, he always used to post photos and stories of his little doctor and how much she misses him and how much she misses her. because certain this are not only reporting the about what's going on in the gaza strip, but they're also living every single detail when you report about something, words to the living good night and was targeted as after he finished reporting and, and making a package about tonight and he is us as a nation, and he was targeted along with his colleague and come or mind around me is the both of them i've been killed. then we got news that some journalist made it safe, but they were in