and daryl got hit by a car and it's still recovering in the hospital. but the good news today is that in 6 days, next monday he's going to move in to eat and village to his permanent home. you want a whole lot of minorities series for several years now. 3 years and 2 months that's way here. it was in 3 weeks after darrell got hit by a car just right out here in almost the same spot. another person coming towards the camp ground that was pushing a wheelchair got hit by a car, and that car continued to drive on. the police are still searching for the person involved in the hit and run. and we realized that we had to do something. so that night we went and we purchased daily d blinking lights and we started paying our residents and the ability to come out here to the camp ground and help people cross the street so that we didn't see any more accidents. thank you very much. you have a good night if you have another one of our residents, miranda in 2017 got hit by a car on this same road. what we found is that it's not uncommon over the last 12 years of work

part of that to a guys i'm here with daryl. we were out at the revive $66.00 camp ground, about $44.00 and a half weeks ago. and daryl got hit by a car and tom is still recovering in the hospital. but the good news today is that in 6 days, next monday he's going to move in to eat a village to his permanent home. you want a whole lot of men on the street, shortness of several years, not 3 years and 2 months. ah let's wait year, it was in 3 weeks after darrell got hit by a car just right out here in almost the same spot. another person coming towards the camp ground that was pushing a wheelchair got hit by a car, and that car continued to drive on. the police are still searching for the person involved in the hit and run. and we realized that we had to do something. so that night we went and we purchased our daily de blinking lights. and we started paying a residence to be in a village to come out here to the camp ground and help people across the street. so that we didn't see any more accidents. thank you very much. i off. this

able to enter it for 3 years. nevertheless, the decision to cancel, we said that was based on minute daryl discretion and in day he can appeal on compassionate or other ground to the minute should he wants to return to his trailer and participate in future tournament invade over the next few years old and in melbourne, thank you very much for your time. thank you. well, let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. officials in china have confirmed the 1st locally transmitted case of the army kron variant in beijing. authorities are ramping up testing to contain any outbreaks, just weeks away from the winter. olympics. residents are being urged not to travel during the luna new year. holidays is in place in texas, say awful people taken hostage at a synagogue, have been released, and the hostage taker has been killed. the gunman demanded the release of a pakistani women, convicted of terrorism, who was jailed in texas for the president, for the u. s. president donald trump held a rally with supporters in arizona. he criticized us president joe biden for his current

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daryl luciani was driving the bunch. >> as i was driving across it, in my mind i knew the bridge was collapsing. i could just feel it. >> reporter: rescue teams on the scene had to rapell down over 100 feet and pull people to safety. >> it was a daisy chain grabbing people and pulling them up. it was a physical rescue. >> reporter: president biden in pittsburgh for a speech touting the infrastructure bill he signed last fall, visited the site and met with first responders. >> there are literally more bridges in pittsburgh than any other city in the world, and we're going to fix them all. >> reporter: the bridge was inspected last year, but rated as poor by the state, an area resident took this picture three years ago and reported it to the city, which acknowledged they received it. it showed one of the beams so rusted it can human loose. at his afternoon remarks, the president noted there were 45,000 bridges nationwide that are not in good condition, and he called it unacceptable. >> we've got to move. the next time, we don't need headlines saying that someone was killed when the nex

my name's daryll tomlinson, and i'm the chief inspector. for middlesbrough neighbourhood police team,mpact operation in hemlingtonj ward in middlesbrough. a man was arrested, a knife was found, patrols were increased and leaflets were handed out. the local council is trying to tackle it too, with street wardens and cctv cameras. andy preston is middlesbrough's independent elected mayor. we install cameras, we get patrols here, we work with the police. the police have responded, arrests have been made, and, categorically, the number of offences which i track closely have gone down. so that's good news, but it's not enough. a lot of people are scared to report crime. we need residents, the people who live here, to report crimes. if they don't report it, we don't know about it. we all need to work together and fight this. but some people are afraid to speak out. landladyjo thirkell only discovered the full extent of problems on the estate after her windows had been smashed. everybody was so frightened to say anything. they didn't want to get the police involved because they didn't want t

. >> bill: from wisconsin daryl brooks is the driver accused of mowing down dozens of people during thes parade. he is in court facing 71 new charges in connection to that november tragedy leaving six people dead and many more injured. mike tobin is live on the ground from the midwest now. mike. >> you just got into the fact the case against daryl brooks have jumped from six counts to 71 different charges ranging from reckless endangerment with use of a deadly weapon, hit and run resulting in a death, bail jumping and domestic abuse for what happened immediately before the attack on the people of the christmas parade. the reason for the increase in charges prosecutors and investigators have had the time to go through the details of every person who was injured, what happened before, and after the attack on the innocent people at the christmas parade. >> those additional charges were added. it makes me happy and feel more secure for the situation knowing that he won't get out any time soon and those charges should help keep them away forever. >> court documents are providing details that

daryl luciani was behind the wheel. >> as i was driving across it, in my mind, i knew the bridge was collapsing. i could just feel it. the bus was bouncing and shaking. i was just happy that the bus finally came to a stop and everyone seemed to be okay. >> reporter: amazingly, no one was killed and jus ten people suffered minor injuries. officials say it could have been a lot worse. snow delayed schools for two hours and traffic was light at the time of the collapse. the pennsylvania department of transportation telling us 14,500 vehicles travel oveth the overall condition of the 52-year-old structure was listed as poor during its last inspection in september. >> i walked under it all the time and saw the rust and decay, and that's pretty typical in pittsburgh. the collapse came just hours before president biden visited $1.2 trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure law. the president, seeing the destruction firsthand, vowing to fix all the bridges, promising gigantic change. >> we got to move. the next time, we don't need headlines saying that someone was killed when the next bridge

daryl haggard — an associate professor of physics at mcgill university in montreal — told me that whataordinarily exciting. i mean, this telescope is amazing — it's one of the most impressive instruments we've ever launched into space and to see it not only launched so successfully but then also unfurl and deploy all of these complicated elements and come online, slowly but surely, the way we all hoped it would, is truly exciting for everyone in our community, across the whole entire globe. we're looking at pictures of the launch now, but really, today was all about the mirror opening up and that was the bit that lots of people thought was going to go wrong — if anything was going to go wrong, it was going to be today. no, come now, we have such great engineers, how could it go wrong? no, it's true that it was very nerve—racking as we all watched these amazing shields that protect the telescope from the sun's light and heat, and then this beautiful mirror — it's 6.5 metres across, it's an enormous collecting area — and to have it unfold like origami in space isjust really a feat of eng

we just like, hang outside his house and say, hey daryl, let us, let us in. gerald, welcome to kaiser report. oh, thank you so much for having me. i admire both of you so much for all that you do and the information that you give the people around the world. thank you so much for having that. we've lived through another year 2021, and we're heading into 2022. i suppose. we'll kind of look back on 2021 as we head into 2022 with you. the biggest trend that you report on in the trends journal right now is of course, the c word which, you know, alternative media such as ourselves, are not allowed to mention anywhere on social media including you to where this is also broadcast or twitter. we kept mentioned the c word and even, you know, the fact that that total economy, that the financial system, the monetary system have been totally reengineer. and we've been flooded with trillions upon trillions and trillions of dollars of new money to fix this see word situation where and the fact that we can't really talk about it here. let's talk about that trend and don't mention the c word you can

let's cross to canada now and speak to daryl haggard — an associate professor of physics at mcgill university joining us. just thanks forjoining us. just how momentous was this for you? extraordinarily exciting. this telescope is amazing. it is one of the most impressive instruments we have ever launched into space and to see it not only launched so successfully but then also unfurl and deploy all of these complicated elements and come online, slowly but surely, the way we all hoped it would, is truly exciting for everyone in our community across the whole entire globe. we are looking at pictures of the launch now. that today was all about the mirror opening up and the thing that lots of people but was going to go wrong. if anything was going to go wrong, it was going to be today. h0. was going to go wrong, it was going to be today.— going to be today. no, come now, going to be today. no, come now. we _ going to be today. no, come now, we have _ going to be today. no, come now, we have such _ going to be today. no, come now, we have such great - now, we have such great engineers. how could it

daryl kronk joins us now great to have you.week for equities in a wild start to the year for quek equities. we are lower again and not touched the lows we saw on monday you say the short term low is not likely in yet. why? >> yeah. good morning great to be here it's been a frustrating week for investors. it is a push/pull or tug of war between bulls and bears. the bulls rally us back in the afternoon. look if you look at the history that's clear on this point when you breach the 200-day moving average with conviction, regardless what causes the breach typically you get a big swoon down which is what we got. 12.3% to the lows of monday. then a counter rally back by 7% and then often a real low getting set in from there down another 15%. so that happened in 2020 it happened in 2018. it happened in 2011. so i think investors have to be cautious here in the near term because the lows may not be in on this correction. >> okay. are there certain types of data points specifically that you would be looking for to know that that new low

. >> after a six year absence, daryl is returning as the studio president. >> he takes one look and sayshe reinstates her. >> it's ironic that someone who was so opposed to her career at the beginning now really saw what kind of a gold mine he had. in marilyn monroe. >> when fox rehired her, she showed them who was in charge. she had finally forced them to accept her value. they rehired her as a million dollar contract. and that contract has to have meant more to her professionally than any other victory she achieved. >> she had been vindicated. she made them eat their words. >> she was at the top of her game. she was at the height of her success. and all of a sudden, a curtain came down. it's like wait a minute. the movie is not over. the movie is not over. i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't sto

joining us is fire chief daryl jones on the scene of the collapse.any indication of what caused this dangerous collapse or a timeline for when you'll get answers? >> thank you for having me. we don't have a timeline. the investigation is just beginning. >> how's the survivors doing? ten injured, three went to hospital. are they all okay right now? >> none suffered any life threatening jish injuries. if this collapse happened a half hour, 45 minutes later it may have been 40 or 50 cars on the bridge at that time and the results may not have been so good. >> i know you met with president biden today in pittsburgh. he warned that many of the bridges in pittsburgh in his words just as old and just as d decrepid. is that true? >> i don't think we knew exactly how bad this was until after the incident happened. we have approximately 445 bridges here in this city and so there's a constant loop of inspections and repairs so that any money to help improve the infrastructure is greatly appreciated. >> there's now money in the new law. bipartisan law that passe

arizona republican daryl doocy says that he will not get endorsed if he runs first sent -- while rip election denied -- we learned this week that the justice department is now investigation -- with something called seditious conspiracy. the charges, which is about attacking the capitol and subverting -- donald trump thinks he can keep subverting our democracy in plain sight and there won't be consequences. considering all the damage happening to our democracy as we speak, we can all see that the threat is really really real. and for senate credit democrats, at least, losing our democracy seems to be worse than losing as said it roll. kirsten and manchin do not see it that way. what else do we now? kicking off our discussion this night, is a democratic leader who is also running for secretary of state in arizona. thank you for joining us. good evening to you. i want you to read to our viewers something important you said about kristen sinema's speech on the floor of the senate. senator sinema argues that any writes about any new votes that are passed can be voted back on other years.

joining us now is daryl porcher, law enforcement professor at pace university.and i want to show you outside st. pat's that solemn and astounding sight; tens of thousands of police officers lining miles down fifth avenue in tribute. they've shaken the city. will it change the progressive policies of the new district attorney? >> well, eric, the social contract affords us as common citizens protections which come in the position of police officers. however, when a police officer's killed, that's when we have a fracture of social contract. that's what just happened here recently in new york. we had two police officers that were slain. we now have a district attorney in the county of manhattan, that being alvin bragg, who's come into office and stated that he was not going to uphold the rule of law. the upholdment of the rule of law essentially bounds on the district attorney's prosecuting people that commit crimes. psychologically, this has an impact on criminals. if the criminals feel as if they can act with impunity, by all means, they will commit to these horri

waukesha county commissioner found probable cause of daryl brooks junior committed the crime last november. he is charged with more than 70 counts, including six counts of homicide. defense attorneys argued brooks was high on marijuana and didn't mean to kill anyone. his arraignment is scheduled for february. 11th we're learning that actor alec baldwin has turned over cell phone to investigators looking into that deadly shooting on the rust film said his lawyer said baldwin's film was handed over to authorities. in new york state this morning santa fe sheriff's offices, hoping the phone might shed some light into what led up to the fatal shooting of cinematographer elena hutchins in new mexico last october. baldwin shot and killed hutchins and injured the film's director, joel souza, while practicing it quick draw move during rehearsal for that film. bay area food banks in desperate need of help their joint plea today as demand for their services increase. a nice warmup felt over the bay area this afternoon. i'm tracking a minor drop in temperatures for your weekend. i'll have a look at wh

. >> antioch police strategic communications officer daryl saffold after investigating the area and the preliminary investigation of the body. >> there appeared to be wires located near the victim. so the walnut creek, the police department's bomb squad, was notified along with the atf and the fbi. >> a 6 block perimeter was set up to investigate the incident. classes were canceled at eric and live oak high schools. temporary lockdown were placed on antioch middle school in fremont elementary school. while investigators swept the area for any possible explosive devices. a representative from the antioch unified school district says that parents were notified about the situation. >> as far as a motive or any messages being fouled all at or near the deceased. officer scout, though, says the investigation is actively ongoing and we don't necessarily have any further information at this no other persons were reported injured during this incident. >> has it made you cry on for news? >> now to our coronavirus coverage this monday, santa clara health officials marking 2 years since the first c

i am daryl fong, the commander here in the operations bureau and i'll be presenting on crime data and strategy that relates to public safety within our city's commercial corridors. the office of office of economic and workforce development and planning department's identification of 25 commercial corridors within the city, crime data was captured focusing on four crime categories which presented the greatest impact to our commercial businesses. one was vandalism, two burglary. the third category was robberies and the fourth was theft. each crime category listed within the commercial corridors were from the highest to lowest of incidents with the focus on the top 10 most impacted corridors within each respective district. next slide, please. now, a year-over-year comparison was conducted for trend analysis for the years 2019, 2020 and year-to-date 2021. for vandalism, the central market corridor as indicated by the graph, market castro, showed a consistent trend in the highest number of incidents with the lower polk in district 6 showing a rise in incidents year to date for 2021. the c

saw an early read on this a couple of years ago when the then general manager of the houston rockets darylit didn't apply in any way when it came to nba players, coaches, and teams and their rights to speak out in regards to chinese related issues. since then, we caught uyghurs and think about this for a minute, brian. it is bigger than what he said all the way he agreed the consequences and a larger discussion with senator cotton should be more significant. i'm not sure about selling the team, but i do think the nba itself has to acknowledge. this is what he said is effectively the quiet part out loud. he speaking for larger policy in the nba as it pertains to what is going on in china right now. but the larger context here is this: we have nba players with shoe deals and china. the shoes are made with muslim slave labor and the chinese shoe companies are bragging about it. and we have multimillionaire nba players wearing those chinese shoe companies with endorsement deals on the court. this is part of a part and parcel of a larger conversation that should be had, including the united sta

a wisconsin judge finding credible evidence to move forward with the case against daryl brooks, also new jersey. the building full of pool chemicals quickly collapsing into flames. the city's mayor, hector lora, urging residents to keep their windows closed. the fire, though, is now contained. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> and a mom is going viral for dishing out the details of parenthood as a news reporter. watch. >> jean o'sullivan reporting live from outside my son's bedroom where he's currently being detained until nap time is over. now, this story does involve a minor, so i can't release specifickings, but what i can divulge is my son is a 2-year-old terrorist who held me hostage at the olive gardennen earlier today. [laughter] will: that mom, a former tv reporter, says she's still investigating what caused the explosive tantrum. the hilarious video has gone viral with more than 5 million views, and those are your headlines. she's got news cat -- newscaster voice down, and that's what makes the whole thing. rachel: and you've got to love that microphone