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to the messenger, one senior gop aide said of johnson, quote, if we lose the israel vote after losing mayorkas impeachment, vacate. kurt bardella and davidjohnson? [laughter] what does his future look like right now? >> is that a trick question? i don't even think there's a right answer for that. >> try. >> every time that we think that it can't get worse for house republicans, and whoever is in that speaker's chair, they show us that it can get worse, then it can get more embarrassing or humiliating. i think that there is no scenario in which speaker johnson is still the speaker of the house by the end of this year. that's no different than what kevin mccarthy went through, it's no different than why paul ryan went. left it's no different than why john boehner left. this is in ungovernable conference. the republicans as their currently constituted have no interest in governing. have no interest in fulfilling the basic responsibilities of being a member of congress, which is to extend chilly bumped the government and keep the government running. they do want to do that. so anyone who's in that position who does anything that would resemb

and david k. johnson how donald trump fleeced america and enriched himself and his family. and lisa rubin is back with us. you were in court for the trial. you have written extensively about donald trump's wealth, let's start with the basic question, is he financially solvent enough to pay a fine as big as $370 million remembering there's already that $83.3 million judgment that was in the e. jean carroll case. >> yeah, $370 million fine would not be easy for him to pay. especially if he had to pay it tomorrow, and especially if the $83 million fine also comes soon. a lot of this comes down to the question of timing, but if you think about the numbers, if this penalty is above say, 275, i would expect to see some sort of business response, and by that, a refinancing of certain assets. asset sales, if you see it above 325 million, i think it's a five alarm fire for the trump administration. they would have to do sort of major restructuring. but i do think they would be able to come through it. if you get a

david johnson. appreciate it. coming up as kansas city still reels from yesterday's deadly shooting in the super bowl rally will take you live to a candlelight, vigil and bringing the latest investigation. and once you to know about the woman who was killed yesterday, i'll speak to her brother, lisa lopez-galvan, was her name is her name. she was killed while celebrating her beloved kansas city chiefs. that's next over. 13 million americans were affected by >> identity theft in 2022. and the threats go way beyond just credit card fraud odd today's identity, thieves can use your information in ways that are easy to ms by just monitoring accounts and credit like opening loans, transferring home titles, even committing crimes. >> someone got my social security number, made a driver's license and was used for criminal activity. >> you can do so much with a social security number no, i didn't know. could happen. they drained my bank account. it was terrifying, three-gun more vulnerable than you realize your information

david muir. >> whit: good evening. great to have you with us on a very busy friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. we have several breaking stories at this hour. the deadly plane crash on a florida highway and an angry president biden pushing back on that scathing special counsel report over his handling of classified documents. >>> but we begin tonight with two earthquakes hitting california and hawaii. in california, a magnitude 4.6 quake hitting near malibu. the quake felt by millions of people in the los angeles area. just minutes earlier, a magnitude 5.7 quake hitting just south of the big island. reports of aftershocks following. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman leading us off in los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, damage assessments underway after southern california was rattled by a 4.6-magnitude earthquake. >> an earthquake has been felt in l.a. county. >> reporter: our station kabc broadcasting live when it struck. >> it's in ventura county, orange county, l.a. county -- all of them have felt it. >> reporter: the epicenter just northwest of malibu. the shaking likely

>> david: all right, whit johnson, we'll see you tomorrow night in this chair. thanks, whit. >>> when we come back here, the chilling new details tonight. the son who allegedly killed, beheaded his own father, a longtime federal worker. authorities pointing to rage over the government. what that son allegedly did the day before. >>> also quaker oats in this major recall. >>> and remembering a beloved actor from "rocky" to "the mandalorian." for possibilities, has you searching discover a different first treatment. immunotherapies work with your immune system to attack cancer. but opdivo plus yervoy is the first combination of 2 immunotherapies for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is not chemotherapy, it works differently. it helps your immune system fight cancer in 2 different ways. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to d

. >> the bodies of willis' friends ricky johnson, david harrington all in their 30's were discoveredutside of kansas city home last month after watched the chiefs season finale. the two men seen arriving at willis' home with two 30-packs of beer one of the neighbors told our colleagues at fox news digital. willis wearing underwear and holding a wine glass when police arrived claimed to be asleep for nearly two days and said did he not realize his friends were dead outside his home. after his friends' bodies were found, willis quickly moved out of that rental home, guys. >> steve: so now he is going to rehab. lucas, thank you very much. one of the families -- one of the people who passed away with these mysterious circumstances has hired a private investigator, essentially because it seems like the police investigation is stalled. but, as dr. baden mentioned in a soundbite that lucas just played. cops probably already know what killed these men in their 30's and 40's. and they are just trying to put all the other pieces together to figure out exactly if it was drugs, who did they get

the education minister, david johnson , spoke to gb news this johnson, spoke to gb news this morningoffering a financial morning, offering a financial incentive like this can make the difference to encouraging people in this into this sector. >> the biggest reason for people to look at this sector is the huge difference they can make to children at the earliest stage, the teenagers convicted of murdering 16 year old brianna gye are set to be named as they face life behind bars and derek draper's funeral. >> the service for the former lobbyist, political adviser and husband of tv presenter kate garraway is taking place this morning as the six nations get underway tonight . underway tonight. >> what we're asking is playing rugby, rugby at schools , a form rugby, rugby at schools, a form of child abuse . while some top of child abuse. while some top academics think it is . academics think it is. >> yes, welcome back. we're going to have all the latest on that manhunt for abdul ezedi. the man wanted in connection with the clapham alkaline attack. and there's glaring questions here, isn't

children and families minister david johnson told us the government is giving working families the supportey need when children are between 0 and 5 years old. >> a huge proportion of their brain development happens up to 80% of their brain development, and that has a big role on what happens to them as children. young people and then as adults. and so the biggest reason for people to look at this sector is the huge difference they can make to children at the earliest stage, we've already seen over 102,000 claim this new 102,000 parents claim this new offer, which is really strong demand, and it shows us that this is something that that people out there really want. and that's going to make a huge difference to their family finances . finances. >> travellers are facing more disruption today as rail services come to a standstill across some parts of the country . workers at greater anglia see2 and lner are walking out for 24 hours in their ongoing dispute over pay. strikes at other companies will also be held tomorrow and on monday, union members at all english train operators involved in th

in this battle for freedom and history will look back at this moment and ask, what did mike johnson do? >> david is trump effectively the speaker of the house right now >> well, it seems that way, the fact that johnson can't make a move without him is pretty clear. listen jim, this whole weekend has been really poor and, you know disturbing. first, navalny is murdered, then the russians overrun ukraine in a key city because the ukrainians don't have the ammunition, they need, because that's trump has told the us not to move forward on aid to ukraine. and what is he doing during all of this? he's selling sneakers and pennsylvania i mean, the whole thing is just so outrageous. and dangerous for the world. i think that scott is very correct in his analysis that the republican party is split but the fact is that this isn't just, we have to step out of our analysts role here for a second and just note the stakes here. >> and >> what it would mean if putin were to overrun ukraine. and if ukraine failed because trump had bridle the us congress from doing what a majority of members of congress want to d

david beckham, former nfl star chad johnson. everyone came to see messi]é.there he is with a nice pass. this goal, inter miami, beading real salt lake, 2-0. the mls season is up and running. >>> our local team, the earthquakes, kick up the season this saturday in dallas. the quakes are optimistic they can make a deeper run in the playoffs. san jose is hoping to build up >>> a rare sight off the ventricles. a basking shark swimming next to a boat. the video shows a huge shark slowly moving in the water . witnesses say it was about 25 feet long. basking sharks are the second largest shark in the world. they can grow up to 45 feet long, way up to 10,000 pounds . now, they say there's no reason to be afraid of them, unlike great white tiger sharks. basking are more passive and primarily eat lankton, thank goodness. >> that doesn't even look real get >> >>> tonight, the largest hospital in alabama pausing ivf treatments after a controversial court ruling on frozen embryos. the university of alabama at birmingham hospital suspending ivf treatments after the state

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david kelly and jason johnson, we've got new filings because there's so much going on on florida mar-a-lagong to get that to you in a second, david. basically both sides putting forward their proposed trial date, but given this is the first time hearing from both of you on the other big case, the supreme court case, i wanted to get your reaction first. first, david on this slow timeline? >> you, as always, you make a very compelling case when you lay out all the evidence to suggest that the supreme court is playing a little bit of a game here and let me throw out counterarguments in the colorado case and and the bush v. gore case you had real deadlines external to the case meaning in the colorado case it means when the ballots done and when they get them out. they have a hard deadline external to the case. bush v. gore they had to get someone in president -- or the president's office. in this case what you have is a desire by the government to proceed at a certain time when there's no legal requirement to do that. you've got plenty of time running out of the speedy trial clock, so i don't k

um, david johnson and lee anderson, as we know. i mean, he's a great a great man., i've also written to the princess of wales because i think this , you wales because i think this, you know, she champions children and i think it would be a fantastic opportunity to have her to come and open our , uh, um, summit in and open our, uh, um, summit in april next year. uh, please , if april next year. uh, please, if you're listening, it's so important we're going to do our best for these young children . best for these young children. >> she's probably she's >> well, she's probably she's recovering. she's recovering. i bet you she's watching gp you know you watching gp news. you know you do, do . a lot of do, catherine. you do. a lot of people it. they don't people watch it. they don't want to admit it, come on. but to admit it, but come on. but yeah, i mean, hopefully she gets well can move well soon and she can move forward can all i was forward and we can all i was very fortunate just before christmas, um, to have been awarded helen rollason award. >> community service

david: let me ask you, what is next for sheila johnson? are you going to run for office?ou going to become a cabinet officer? an ambassador? anything? sheila: [sighs] i don't know, i'm just going to continue to focus on my company and try to help encourage so many women, especially young women, to really find themselves. i want to read something to you, to the audience. 16 and a half years ago, -- it is really now 17 -- had passed since my divorce from bob. exactly half the time we had been together, i was finally free. if i could go back in time and talk to my younger self, i would tell her this, trust your instincts, get to know who you are before you give yourself to someone else. believe that you can find happiness and that you deserve it. you're going to be ok. ♪ >> they have been codependent partner

a coalition house numbers could bypass johnson and force the house to act on the senate bill. david: thank you very much. reaction from the gop house majority whip, congressman tom ever joins me now. i am curious, to chad's last point, what happens if speaker johnson doesn't put the bill on the floor. are there enough republicans willing to vote for the bill that they can bypass the speaker and get on with the discharge petition? >> i find that hard to believe that that is a valid option but it is always a possibility. our speaker and conference, is clear with the senate and the white house that if you want to do the ukraine funding which people need to understand, the military defense capacity so people need to understand the numbers in this but the understanding is you are going to seal the southern border, and they spent two months, find it rich to hear chuck schumer talk about the time is now, two months negotiating a border deal, the house had done one back in may which provided five things, finish the wall, reform asylum, ended catch and release and restored remain in mexico w

of representatives of the us congress and personally to speaker mike johnson to put the aid package to ukraine to a vote. this, as david, is an epoch-making decision that will affect america's credibility around the world. therefore, we urge the us to vote for this package help in wroclaw, poland, farmers protested against the demands of the european commission. about a thousand people took to the streets of the city - reports polish radio. during the action , there were clashes with law enforcement agencies, more than 300 tractors arrived in the areas where the protestors gathered, in addition , eggs were thrown at the building of the european commission office in the city and tires were set on fire nearby. this step of the protesters led to the dispersal of the protest. among the main demands of the farmers are the cancellation of the grenindale agreement and the normalization of trade with ukraine. 15 ukrainian trucks partially blocked the pass to yagodin dorogusk. this action is the response of ukrainian carriers to the hope of polish farmers, who are blocking the movement of trucks across the border. the participa

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wil

david, it was your government. introduce them. bofis government. introduce them. boris johnsonntire western world. nobody knew what they would cost at the time. they agree with the principle, with the concept . but principle, with the concept. but when down to the cost, when it comes down to the cost, nobody to vote nobody ever got a chance to vote on how about the on this. how about the conservative party being conservative on this and encouraging energy, self dependency through things like shale north sea gas and our own domestic energy produce and allowing people the free choice of what they want to drive. well then, rather than whipping them towards electric vehicles , as towards electric vehicles, as i agree with you entirely, in this week we're going to see the reintroduce here in parliament of new licensing for north sea oil and gas, because one of the things that's happened since bofis things that's happened since boris johnson and ipsis targets has massive global has been the massive global impact on energy of russias illegal of ukraine. illegal invasion of ukraine. >>

host: i want david to respond but we also got a question from deb johnson who asked can you define the difference if you lieve there is one between democracy and a republic? we hear that a lot. can you address american democracy versus a republic? guest: i appreciate the caller's question. a smudges next year will be focused on trump versus biden. i think he is right about the heart of our democracy in our country is state houses, and that is where most of the decisions are happening. i think he put it really well, a lot of people say we are not a democracy we are republic as if they are opposites. we are not a direct democracy and overall, that would not run well. although it is a good safety valve. we are republic, a democratic republic. people vote for representatives and they make the decisions. sometimes i worry that people have convinced people that we are not a democracy as if that justifies a gerrymandered legislature. we still vote for them and we are still would country where the majority of voters should generally be reflected in how those who are elected vote for us. when t

nigel, i saw david cantini, a former aide to boris johnson.ory politics for 30 years. i saw john stratford, a guy who's redraughted the tory constitution. saw donors, lord constitution. i saw donors, lord michael ashcroft, you know him very we'll very well, nick. candy. we'll come on to him in a minute. i saw people there who can actually support and relaunch a broken tory party, and i wonder whether that was what we're looking the looking at. this is the beginning for beginning of the planning for the post—election party. the post—election tory party. i was with my news was there partly with my gb news hat on, but i was also there because in ideas , because i'm interested in ideas, i genuinely am. >> that's left the >> that's why i left the conservative party all those years and joined ukip. also. years ago and joined ukip. also. i because, well, there i was there because, well, there was bit of nuisance was quite a bit of nuisance value, i suppose, me, value, i suppose, for me, turning chris hope just turning up what chris hope just said rig

david arakhamya, initialed it. excerpts from the contract bear his signature. but as arakhamia himself later admitted, boris johnsono was then prime minister of great britain , convinced ukraine to continue hostilities, and the chance was missed. also vladimir. putin called nato statement about russia's alleged possible invasion of european countries as an attempt to intimidate westerners. the president emphasized that moscow has no interests in either poland or latvia. the attack defies common sense. this means a global war that threatens the destruction of all humanity. the conversation with carlson lasted just over two hours. the x interview has already been viewed more than 30 million times on social media. watch the full recording on our channel today at 7 moscow time. in the north of moscow , structures are being shed at the site of the largest years of fire in a residential building. at night , the roof of a high-rise building caught fire in the airport metro area. within an hour, the fire spread over 4,000 km. the residents were evacuated, no one was injured, the ministry of emergency situations reported. t

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law but removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wi

david warner top scoring with 70. windies opener brandon king hit a half century, and 42 from johnson charles, but thereafter not enought to lose by 11 runs. the los angeles lakers have unveiled a statue in tribute to nba legend kobe bryant. it happened before their game against denver broncos. kobe — a five—time nba champion — died at the age of 41 in a helicopter crash four years ago. he played for the lakers for 20 years and is fourth on the all—time nba scoring list. and that's all the sport for now. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has ordered his military to plan ways to evacuate civilians from rafah, as it prepares to take on hamas fighters near gaza's southern border. the white house has warned israel that staging a military offensive in rafah without planning would be a "disaster". in some of his sharpest comments to date, president biden says israel's conduct in gaza had been "over the top." let's get more on this now with gideon levy in tel aviv, who is an israeli author and columnist for the haaretz newspaper. thanks forjoining us. do you think us concerns are likely to make any real difference

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says the decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we w

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wil

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wil

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an ispossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wil

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wil

from the daily beast reveals johnson had close relationships with influential leaders of a radical sect of christiane 80, called christian dominion-ism. and that includes david christian nationalists who spearheads a group known for their defense of biblical slavery and challenging the 13th amendment. the daily beast also reports in 2000 -- in 2019, excuse, me johnson delivered a keynote speech to the council for -- a secretive pro christian group that wields immense influence and conservative politics. that group was cofounded by gary north, and influential christian dominion estes who has endorsed biblical slavery in the past. and on top of all this, just this week, johnson spoke at a summit hosted by the family of the research council, you may have heard about them. they are an anti lgbtq a group, alongside with a pastor who suggested demonic spirits are behind abortions and lgbtq health care. i'm joined by my panel, tara setmayer, senior advisor at the lincoln project and a former gop -- and donna edwards, msnbc political analyst. ladies, great to have both of you with us. tara, i will start with you. we've known johnson has had these ties to christian n

johnson, do you want to fund ukraine? >> national security begins with border security. we've said that all along. >> david: let's get right to mary bruce. mary, on that last point we heard there from the speaker of the house, house republicans have said there would be no ukraine funding without border security. he said that right there again, but house republicans last week turned down that bipartisan border deal by republicans and democrats in the senate to beef up security, and as you reported here, was the kind of bipartisan deal we haven't seen in years in this country. >> reporter: david, look, republicans got what they had been demanding for months, a bipartisan border deal, and then rejected it. donald trump derailing the whole thing, eager to deny president biden a win on immigration. and now, the republican house speaker is back making those same demands. and now, instead of funding ukraine or negotiating with democrats, tonight, house republicans are focused on impeaching the department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. they tried and failed last week. tonight, they're giving it

you have the right, johnson said, and he was made extreme and quietly removed from the public field. see what happens next? davidh he naturally lost the elections miserably, and it would seem his career is over. he went to america, he worked in some company related to big data, yes, well, it’s tsarushka, yes, it’s amazing. this is a company under the roof of intelligence, so they gave him a sinicure, they put him there as vice president, so he served time a couple of years, he survived covid, and the americans are bringing him back. this is the situation in europe, after merkel there was no one, and during merkel there was no one either, if we take the last ones there, then who is there, who is the most memorable european? schrödor, mittran, and for the majority these are characters from the encyclopedia, yes, that is, some from dusty volumes , i somehow reacted to navalny’s death, i don’t at all, the man died, well, let’s at least, at least 9 days, let’s be silent, just . not in the sense of declaring mourning, no matter how i never supported her, i consider him an enemy, including our people, but he died, he d

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we will be prepared th

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wil

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wil

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johnson into the cabinet. sir alan, what's happened with david cameron? he cameron?t necessarily straightly rule that out. what would you makethink he probably should >> i think he probably should have just ruled it out. it does >> i think he probably should have _like ruled it out. it does >> i think he probably should have _likeruibit it out. it does >> i think he probably should have _likeruibit ofout. it does >> i think he probably should have _likeruibit of an. it does >> i think he probably should have _likeruibit of an absurdity >> i think he probably should haithe ikeruibit of an absurdity >> i think he probably should haithe ikerloft of an absurdity >> i think he probably should haithe ikerlof it.f an absurdity >> i think he probably should haithe ikerlof it. it's absurdity >> i think he probably should haithe ikerlof it. it's quite �*dity on the face of it. it's quite clear that boris and rishi don't get boris clear that boris and rishi don't get into boris clear that boris and rishi don't get into the boris clear that boris and rishi don't get into the cab

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it doesn't accept for a moment that, of course, boris johnson said, if you come here illegally, you won't stay. davidre cameron said if you come here illegally , you won't stay. now illegally, you won't stay. now this all projecting forward. this is all projecting forward. we are on your side. is we are on your side. that is what sunak is saying . well i was what sunak is saying. well i was sceptical today was really, really interesting . we saw really interesting. we saw conservative member of parliament for worthing, tim loughton , asking the question loughton, asking the question since the illegal migration act became law in july last year, have people been refused if they cross the channel to enter the asylum process ? watch this. asylum process? watch this. >> and what is the status of those people who have come across the channel since the illegal migration act came into force ? how many of them are force? how many of them are there and what is their actual status ? their status ? status? their status? >> is there a claiming asylum and they are they are in different stages of the of the asylum