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sammy davis jr. is not just a star -- he's a meteor.he best performer i saw live, and i've said it ever since i first saw him, to this day. you never wanted him to leave. you never wanted to walk off stage 'cause he was just so good. binion: sammy davis jr. came here with the will mastin trio, which was his father and his uncle, and he was just a kid. this is my dad, sam davis sr., and my uncle, will mastin. he could do so many things -- sing, do impressions, play drums. ♪ they used to label him as the greatest of them all. and away we go! mckee: being in the show every night and watching sammy perform was incredible. the energy level. he would go on for two and a half, three hours. it was all i could do to keep up with sammy back then, and i was half his age. ♪ [ applause ] geran: one time, he went to the movie theater downtown. he had no idea there was a law that you have to sit in a certain area. and so, next you know, he's being slapped and dragged down the hallway and told, "you need to go and be in your place." and that was someth

mark davis of the sub—postmasters. to determine how the details of what has been called an aggressive media strategy. that strategy also impacted the bbc�*s and reporting. in 2015 eight panorama documentary on the scandal featured a fugitive whistle—blower who repealed the ability to remotely access these projects without sub—postmasters even knowing it. that is important information because it is important evidence in clearing the sub—postmasters from the scandal and returning their good names. lawyers for the post office threatened to sue panorama and mark davis who was appearing to at the inquiry escalated the matter to senior bbc managers. it didn't cancel the programme altogether but it did delay it by several weeks. that was a small victory that the inquiry was celebrated inside the post office. paula vennells at the time the chief executive even e—mailed mark davis to congratulate him and his team on their extensive work on the matter. mark davis for his part has told panorama through his lawyers that he acted i

. >> commissioner davis. >> here. >> commissioner poej i don't. >> present. >> commissioner schlander. >> here yoochl commissioner thomas >> commissioners wang and perez are excused. >> we'll move to 2, general public comment is there any member of the public here or online withhold like to speak on something not on our agenda for the evening? something new? there is none. we will close public comment and move to number 3 approval of the minutes for april 29, 2024 and may 7, 2024 meetings. do we have a motion to approve. >> i will start with is there public comment? on the approval the minutes. close public comment. are there any motions. i motion to approve. >> second. >> all right we can vote. >> all right. pardon me while i get organized mere. president bleiman. >> aye. >> commissioner davis. >> aye. >> commissioner poggio. >> aye >> commissioner schlander. >> aye >> commissioner thomas. >> aye. >> the meeting minutes approve the, 4 a report from executive direct wayland on zoom >> good evening commissioners. my apol gees i'm not there in person. i have very brief update for youal.

workers at ucla and uc davis are expected to join that strike tomorrow. union workers are accusing uc leaders of allowing violent attacks on demonstrators by both outside agitators and by police. at ucla a group of counterprotesters attacked campers with fireworks, sticks and bear mace. >> they allowed a violent mob to attack workers and students as the university stood by and the next day they sent militarized police to suppress protests using rubber bullets and flashbang grenades. >> uc administrators tried to have the strikes declared illegal, but that request was rejected by the california labor board. >>> when we come back, meet the woman teaching filipino history through the pages of a book and now the story in a play. >> we learn about it is absolutely essential to america's identity. >>> scientists at uc davis are hard at >>> a little known labor hero and the filipino americans who marched alongside and finally received their long overdue recognition, their story moving from the pages of a children's book to a theater stage production in san franc

uc davis is memorial quad. it sits right on top of the quads main path from the memorial union to peter j shields library. we took the issue directly to uc davis polk jonathan government, specifically. >> what what is he doing here? who is he to campus? what is he doing here? i did. then harassing students, an intimate trying to intimidate them out of speaking. and what does that to do with accessing the cement in the center of the club? the encampments 10 for mcconahay tells fox 40. >> that they would immediately allow someone with access needs through something determined case by case. but grohmann alleges that the university is giving the encampments permission not only to block a safe path, but a different point of view. there's a trove video people getting pushed and bumped and blocked. >> i in particular was hit multiple times with an umbrella i gave, you know, i reported that to the davis police department. i never heard back. you know, i communicated that id that information, too. the chancellor's offic

lupita baltazar se encuentra en uc davis lupita precisamente hace cuánto tiempo? manifestaciones pro palestina. en este campus hablamos con algunos alumnos sobre por qué decidieron participar. es bueno para protestar y más porque como somos más jóvenes, yo creo que nuestros opiniones hoy es más como importantes, más en esta generación hay unas 20 tiendas de campaña establecidas en el memorial del campus. pero qué es lo que exigen estos manifestantes? bueno, que las universidades rompan cualquier vínculo con israel, ya que continúa la guerra entre israel y el grupo hamás de acuerdo al grupo estudiantil liberación de palestina. en respuesta a estas manifestaciones, la universidad de davis en un comunicado dice que están tomando las medidas de seguridad para que sus estudiantes puedan ejercer su derecho a libre expresión de forma pacífica. entre tanto, la universidad estatal de sacramento está a 20 millas de aquí y ahí los alumnos han extendido su estadía, ya que bien les habían dado fecha límite para desalojar el miércoles de la semana pasada. hasta el momento, la m

davis were presented: in 2022. the parties witness looked at an email that is not made public. was concern about cohen going on tv in february 22nd 2021, blanche asked if cohen was on tv talking about this investigation in february of 2021. fani willis mike cohen says he goes on to be a lot so it would not surprise him. blanche asks if cohen's attorneys ask him to stop talking about the case, seems like this they repeat come the prosecution objects and is sustained, andy, that's the latest from inside the cour courtroom. >> this goes to the point that jaundice made a second ago. what they want to argue to the jury is that this guy hates trump so much that no matter how many smart people like davis who actually had his best interests at heart played with him to zip it and calm down and stifle, he can't. his hatred of trump is such that he can't contain himself. and that is a good way to set up the argument that this guy would say anything if it would land trump in jail which is exactly the position they want to be in when they sum up periods fee went point where cohen says lanny

the end of everything how warren descended to annihilation by victor davis hanson.om right now, any major bookstore. it comes out fresh off the presses on tuesday morning. i read this book. i learned a tremendous amount. it is so compelling is so relevant to what's going on today. it's very, very important. a couple quick questions here, victor. how long did carthage survive before it was destroyed? >> 800 years. 1100 constantinople, 1200 years 1100 years the aztec empire about 300 years that is what was so fascinating that it all came to an abrupt end so quickly when they thought they were in rome given the longevity of their empire. mark: are about 250 years we are not the same america we were two years ago, five years ago, 50 or hundred years ago is that correct? >> it is that is was striking how quick the client comes it is almost sort of like the old hemingway it was gradually then suddenly bankruptcy that is what happens is gradually you do not detected then it just appears. i think we woke up about a year ago and decided what dhec happened to america question

but davis riley is the leader.h he lands the green, and the ball kept tracking towards the whole. he had a birdie to get himself to 14 under. >>> we're entering the end of the week and don't want you to feel like you missed anything in the wide world of sports, so here's our top five from the week. we start with number five, debo samuel putting in the off season work. he's back to boxing. it's something we've seen him do in recent off seasons. i imagine he's punching away some of the trade rumors. four, incredible web jam on friday. two outs, bases loaded in the ninth. chapman and wade jr. teaming up to save the day. number three, defensive player of the year getting his skates on as luka spun him around for the dagger in game 2 of the western conference finals. number two, birmingham southern are headed to the college baseball world series. but here's the thing, the university is shutting down may 31st, so the school won't exist, but the baseball team could win the national championship. and number 1, never seen a

that's really the bottom line. >> reporter: davy lloyd actually grew up in haiti and spoke creole. families of the young couple say they would do anything to bring attention to the plight of haiti's more than 11 million residents who live under some degree of poverty and hunger. maurice? >> maurice: so difficult there. manny, thank you. a pennsylvania father was allowed to go home from the turks and caicos islands today, avoiding a potential 12-year prison sentence for having had 20 bullets in his luggage. instead of spending time behind bars, bryan hagerich received a one-year suspended sentence and a $6700 fine. the u.s. congressional delegation visited the islands this week, asking for the charges to be dropped. four other americans who are facing similar charges are still waiting to hear their fates. defense secretary lloyd austin will temporarily transfer power to his deputy this evening as he undergoes what the pentagon is calling a minimally invasive and nonsurgical procedure at walter reed medical center. this announcement comes after he got intense blowback for the secrecy

andrew davies who was on that — injured people...le... andrew davies who was on that flight when _ injured people... andrew davies who was on that flight when it _ was on that flight when it encountered the severe turbulence. interesting to hear, well, many interesting things but he did say the seat belt science went on, he put his seat belt on and then almost immediately, they felt this turbulence which does fit with what some airline experts were telling us here at bbc news earlier that while it is highly unusual for there to be no warning of turbulence, it does sometimes happen and i have an update on the injuries for you. the authorities are saying a british man likely died of a heart attack, we are told it is a 73—year—old british man who has died. seven people in a critical condition following that turbulence, 23 others injured, nine crew members sent to hospital with minor injuries. that is the latest we have on that incident on the flight travelling from london to singapore, diverted to bangkok. around the world and across th

ok, let's listen back to mark davies - themselves this time.isten back to mark davies who | themselves this time. ok, let's i listen back to mark davies who is giving evidence at the moment. everybody at the post office when we read that e—mail was deeply, deeply shocked and the number —— a number of conversations took place outside of conversations took place outside of e—mail about it. the natural human instinct of every person who heard about that story was to be deeply, deeply shocked. in terms of specialist media lawyer, my role within the post office was to be the communications director and there was a very strong likelihood of communications media coverage in relations to the spread —— in relations to the spread —— in relation to this tragic case. and i was very conscious of the media guidelines around reporting of suicide or is it appeared in this case attempted suicide. and i wanted to make sure we had somebody on hand who could give guidance about those matters. ., , ., , ., ., matters. there was a lining up of a secialist matters. t

is it happening to us today victor davis hanson is always an honor and pleasure to have you.tastic book. i learned more about ancient history than i could have imagined. you can get it at amazon.com, any major bookstore. why did you write this book? how do you tie it to the american republic today? ivory a once in a while not just in slaughter but the complete erasure of the civilization of language and religion. i was interested, when did this happen? they targeted to people are very naÏve. they do not realize they are not as a preeminent as they thought they were. they have no appreciation for the type of the people who are outside the walls that would to destroy them. they misinterpret the intent of the enemy a lot of that is contemporary of the relevant too. especially here at america. we think we are as a preeminent as we were we set up the postwar order. we are very strong but not continuing that supremacy. whether it's a borrowing a trillion dollars every 100 days or the pentagon has been a weaponize, politicized the art not spending money on the defense of the money w

. >> a judge denied a petition to recall the death sentence against richard alan davis. today his attorney cited changes in the law as well as governor gavin newsom, putting a moratorium hn the death penalty. hope was to recess. tossie was covering this for us and joins us live now from the newsroom with more details on what happened in court to risa. i stephanie was a tense morning in court for those gathered in a south bay courtroom with both sides squaring off in this case involving infamous criminal and a santa clara county courtroom friday. both sides sat quietly waiting for the judge's decision. >> much was at issue on one side. richard alan davis was convicted in 1996 of killing 12 year-old polly klass after kidnapping her from her bedroom during a sleepover at her mom's petaluma home. a jury handed down the death penalty in the case. mark class is paul. his dad. >> this is dominated. our lives certainly for the last couple of months are going tied up in knots. i've been very worried. i've been very anxious about 2 years ago in senate bill wiped out mandatory sent

herbo ferreira angela davis and derrick bell. for those of you who are not familiar them herbert marcuse. i was a cone of the founders of the discipline of critical. godfather, the new left in the late 1960s in the united, as well as in european capitals for, a brief blaze ofere student radicals, were carrying banners that said, youmarxism. those were the, youhe philosopher for that the pen the sword and the prophet. that's how he was conceptualized for a period. and if you read his work, you study his life, you realize the conceptual framework that he established in a relatively period mid 1960s to the mid 1970s, about testill the dominant intellectual framework that whether they know it or not, many peopleo freire was a brazilian. marx ist pedagogy just happens to also cior in all of the social sciences in the united states. actually quite influential, if you think about it a example to give you a sense of his politics called the revolution quote the most genial solution the century. to give you an idea of who his inspirations

the leader is davis riley.nder his belt but here is on the par 3/16 and lands the green. and that ball cap working back toward the hole. he birdied to get to 14 under. you have to see later today if you can hold on. >>> the stanford softball team was up against elimination on saturday night. down a game in a best-of-three series, the cardinals facing off against lsu and the superregional. the home crowd was out in numbers looking to help the cardinals survive. up to-0 in the seventh inning, he drives in a run with an rbi single. drove in two of stanford three runs in his game. but the mvp was the picture of the year. he struck out nine batters over seven shutout innings and gave up two hits. stanford wins 3-0. they will play for a spot in the college women's world series on sunday. >>> the quakes in mls action saturday. posting austin fc. he sets up a player for the go-ahead goal. the quakes led 1-0 until the end of the first avenue. austin later responded to tie the match. this incident drop. the quakes played

davis spoke to. how can we ensure that children are not left out of the new frontier in cell and gene therapy? i'm over my time. we can take that for the record. >> thank you everyone. appreciate you. >> the gentlelady just back in the chair recognizes chair rodgers for five minutes for questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. professor chen, i just wanted to give you the opportunity to respond to some of the statement around the affordability of drugs and if you had any insight you would like to add? >> absolutely. let me be clear affordability is very important. this is why we have insurance. insurance was designed to give patients financial protection in the case of rare and catastrophic events. the price of the drug needs to match the value in order to continue to incentivize innovation that is valuable. do we need insurance policies to be able to cover the valuable treatment that patients need. >> thank you. i would also like to ask because last year we had the debate last congress, last congress

around the same time that the deadly attack on davy and natalie lloyd was taking place the top of the two liters agenda haiti we are going to take up that responsibility alongside the hate and police. can you plan to lead a un backed multinational support mission to haiti with at least 1,000 kenyan police officers sent to deploy president biden staving thursday, the us will not send troops, but is provided equipment and intel. the white house reacting to the killings at a statement on friday, our hearts go out to the families of those killed as they experience unimaginable grief. missions in haiti, among many others, has been warning haiti is on the brink of collapse. the group posting last month it seems the world has turned their backs on haiti. and it's going to be left in complete gang control. now three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence. david covert, cnn, new york now there have been conflicting reports about how the missionaries were killed. the missions in haiti group on thursday described the victims as being shot and killed. but on f

just applied common sense a great gentleman, victor davis hanson. >> none of the five civil or criminal case it is currently lives against former president donald trump, by the way, all going through washington. this is all election interference by biden i've ever had merit another come have had these criminal or civil trials are merely the continuation of extra legal efforts of the last eight years to destroy presidential candidate and ruv opposing him in a transparent election. >> enemies like china and russia now boast that americans new political prosecutions are similar to those of their own system. and even more so victor davis hanson and he goes on with a beautiful statement and i won't bore you with the public is important by him at all. and they agree with them 100%. let's see, any president who would go through the justice system, et cetera, et cetera. yeah, it's a disgrace. what's happening? this is something it shouldn't be happening. thom fit i've carefully track the real donald trump trial up in new york. the prosecution in quotes, prosecution, meaning persecution has been

they're both exceptional. >> davy was a brilliant young man was wise beyond his years. natalie as well i'm always an overachiever, always looking for a challenge and so we're so proud of what they accomplished in through short time. there. i think their legacy will live on it. >> absolutely will and you have a right to be so proud of them. and ben anomie, i just want to thank you again for being willing to speak about something that obviously is so difficult well, we want to tell their story so thank you for having thank you. >> absolutely. thank you, both and we'll be right back after a short break. >> right, and that's why i never drive those guy parties all were big guy, retired if i know when get my truck dirty with whether tech laser measured for liners front and rear, a seat protector, and full bet protection truck sir, totally covered. >> you just got whether tax buddy let's get dirty dr. worry-free with these american can make promise whether tech.com do you call them caramels or caramels, whatever you call them, qarrah metals.com makes 26 mouthwatering flavors

caroline davies reporting from baghlan _ incidents.orting from baghlan province _ incidents. caroline davies reporting from baghlan province in _ from baghlan province in afghanistan, thank you. here in the uk, south west water says a faulty valve in a field containing cattle has been identified as a possible source of a parasite that's contaminated water supplies in south devon. 22 cases of cryptosporidiosis have been confirmed. aru na iyengar reports. the queue for bottled water stretched all the way down this road, 130,000 were handed out by south west water by 5:00 yesterday. we have got two children that have been ill last week because we're in the actual affected area, sort of high brixham. just keep being informed will be good, just about where it's going, how long it's going to be. it's not very good, really, is it? do you know what i mean? but the fact they're giving water out is a start i suppose. people here are angry about what they say is a lack of clear communication. for over a week, people in the fishing town of brixham

i knew it was davies defection to labour was quentin davies.two thousand and seven, but can you just give me a guarantee because you didn't quite answer that question, mr ashworth , i that question, mr ashworth, i asked you, can you give me a guarantee ? if you haven't done guarantee? if you haven't done any deals, you should be able to do this. that natalie pinnell will not be given a peerage under a future labour government. give me that guarantee this morning. >> i can give you. i can give you a guarantee that no deals have been done. now, that's not the same . and you know it. the same. and you know it. responsible for lords of . i'm responsible for lords of. i'm not responsible for lords appointments. i don't have that power. if i did, i'd be putting you in the lords. camilla. but i don't have that power, sadly so. but i can guarantee you that no deal has been done. no promises have been made . have been made. >> you know, you're answering a different question to the one i'm asking you. i mean, me and the lords. i think the country suffere

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alphonso davies put the visitors ahead on the night, beforejoselu scored twice in the final minutes toondent john murray explains. another remarkable champions league semifinal here in madrid tonight. it was an absorbing match of the but it bubbled up to a frantic climax flows massively against the run of play, bayern took the lead in the last half hour with a glorious finish from alphonso davies. in the 88th minute, bayern were going through. thomas tuchel substituted harry kane. and then came the moment that turned it, a shot, a peri, manuel neuer cannot hold his scott. joselu was able to convert it, and then in the first minute of added time, joselu made it two following a set—piece. we had a big var delay before it was ruled onside.

similar protests have been happening at uc santa cruz and uc davis. demonstrators say tens of thousands of workers across these campuses are ready to join them if their demands are not met. kristin vartan breaks all down for us. >> calls for freedom on the lives of hundreds of uc davis, academic workers and students >> pass rooms as point, though, first ucla and uc santa cruz walking off the job. i would say it's very the university's is this fight against from the uc davis quiet all around campus, students and staffers making their voices heard. we're calling on campuses as needed because the university was not the university needs to resolve. these are fairly or practices uaw. 48 11 condemning the uc system for allegedly allowing violent attacks on peaceful protests from counter protesters and police. their own members. among those in pro-palestinian encampments across campuses. one member tells fox 40 this action adds insult to injury. the university institute a unilateral change to our workplace with policy discipline, which is in their purview to

witnesses, it's a document that outlines how the hush money payments were made to stormy daniels and lanny davis joins us now. the formal legal adviser to michael cohen and former special counsel to bill clinton. good to see you and thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> let's talk about this document. if folks had not been following the case and everything that has been happening in court, they might be hard-pressed to believe that the crime was written down. >> well, it is a document that is in him writing and has been admitted into evidence from allen weisselberg, the closest person to donald trump and the entire trump organization who controlled the money, therefore trump was close to he wrote a document about repaying michael cohen for the money he paid to stormy daniels. which was politically motivated according to donald trump's own friends and witnesses such as david pecker which makes it a crime it was critically -- this document shows how the calculation was made to repay michael cohen and weisselberg's handwriting, he took $420,000, divided it by 12, and that equaled $35,000

laci and connor's bodies were found in the san francisco bay in april of 2003, but uc davis forensics expert ashley hall does not think new testing will make a difference in the case, as peterson's attorneys try to revive a theory that burglars killed laci, the technology, the assays, the way that we collect and analyze evidence has not changed enough since 2019 that these samples warrant retesting and hall is worried if the judge agrees to the retesting, it could open the floodgates for similar appeals in other cases, and the prosecution argues there is no need for dna evidence because other evidence convict peterson live in redwood city. gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. happening today. opening statements begin in the state trial for the man charged with attacking

we will ask us cohen's attorney davis. but first carry herb on who's been at the courthouse all morning. what do you make at the courthouse today? >> the prosecution has taken its time painstakingly and plotting me going through all of michael cohen's history both of donald trump before and after. one thing that was very clear and they intentionally drew out probably knowing that the defense will hammer him on this this afternoon and thursday on cross is how much he lied. so many statements he put to the media come to the courts, to congress that were just not t true. yet now he is saying everything i'm saying is true so that is something that the jury will really have to contend with when closing arguments are made. just because he has an incredible history of lying. the other thing i will say that is interesting is heat -- and i was not aware of this and i know it has been publicly reported before but i did not realize he provided false information to special counsel bob mueller's team and he said because it was "still h

it wasn't as if lee didn't send telegrams and so to his generals and and to to davis davis didn't send telegrams to his generals. but jefferson davis had an entirely different leadership style from abraham lincoln. he read his in their basically telling the recipient how dummy is that they are they are not lincoln's list and responding i know best and let me berate you. so there was a difference in capability and there was a difference in temperament that made an entire huge difference in how the technology was used. ma'am. i think just for some context, for me obviously the telegraph, the delivery unit stuff such wasn't instantaneous. things still have to be transcribed and then delivered to you, to the generals. but before this, how long? days, weeks before they would receive dispatches, it would get back to washington before the telegraph, yet depend on the distance and the availability. the railroad. here's a here's an example. first manassas. lincoln could the. from bull run 25 or so miles away. but had no idea what was going on out there. winfield scott who was the general in chi

around the same time that the deadly attack on davy and natalie lloyd was taking place the top of the two liters agenda haiti. >> we are going to take up that response i'm going to do alongside the hate and police. >> can you plan to lead a un backed multinational support mission to haiti with at least 1,000 kenyan police officers sent to deploy president biden staving thursday, the us will not send troops, but is provided equipment and intel. the white house reacting to the killings in a statement on friday, our hearts go out up to the families of those killed as they experienced unimaginable grief. missions in haiti, among many others, has been warning haiti is on the brink of collapse the group posting last month, it seems the world has turned their backs on haiti. and it's going to be left and complete gang control now three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence david culver is joining us now, live from new york. david, you spent a lot of time over these past several weeks in haiti and i understand that cni just spoke to the father of davy llo

hoy fue el primer día de huelga de los empleados académicos de la universidad de uc davis.manifestantes, lo están haciendo porque ha violado sus derechos. lupita baltazar nos amplia. esta huelga comenzó a las 10:30 en el patio de la universidad uc davis, con cientos de manifestantes, algunos participantes son estudiantes, posgrado y asistentes de maestros exigiendo más derechos laborales. de acuerdo a la vocera del sindicato united auto workers local, 48 11 es el sindicato que representa a 48.000 estudiantes, tutores y investigadores de los campus uc. esta huelga se debe a que principios de este mes, presuntamente los líderes de uc violaron los derechos de libertad de expresión de los estudiantes que se oponían a la guerra entre israel y hamas. nosotros estamos aquí porque la universidad, en su respuesta a protestas pacíficas como la que esmo viendo acá con los en campamentos pro palestinos, ha quebrado la ley y ha puesto la seguridad y la salud de trabajadores de nuestra de nuestra unión en peligro. estudiantes apoyando esta huelga dicen que la universidad ha fallado en pr

davy was taken to the house, tied up and beat the gang then took our trucks and loaded everything up. left at some point as the attacks unfolded, davy lloyd called his father. >> he was injured, so he was hurt and he was very nervous and very scared because i asked him why they tied him up and he's like what because you're the only one that's got strength that we have to worry about. and so they wanted to make sure he couldn't put up a fight back and then use begging me to find somebody to get in there to help him. and i did all i can do it. but i couldn't locate anybody three hours later, the group posted that the couple was shot and killed by the gang, missions in haiti's as a third person, a haitian staffer named jude was also killed in the attack. were told he'd been with the organization for 20 years. the violent incident started as the missionaries were leaving church and lasted for several hours. davy lloyd's father says the three died barricaded and the lloyd families living quarters on the missions compound. haiti has been spiraling into gang fueled chaos, which forced the re

sentence for richard allen davis davis was convicted of kidnapping and killing 12 year old polly klass. of petaluma back in the 90s. davis was sentenced to death in 1996. his attorneys argue that that should be recalled. because of recent changes to california sentencing. laws. enforcement forcibly removed pro palestine. protesters from their encampment at uc santa cruz officers in riot gear moved in just before 2 a.m. the university says the demonstrators repeatedly ignored orders to disperse. and then about 80 people were arrested. in san francisco antiwar protesters gathered downtown to call for a ceasefire. fire in gaza. they prayed with faith leaders outside senator alex bodies office. and called on him to take action. to stop the us from shipping weapons to israel. san francisco institution is getting new life. today. the billionaire owner of chobani and now announced his purchase of anchor brewing. the city's oldest craft brewery abruptly announced it was closing its doors. last summer anchor brewing originally opened in 18. and cities across the bay area are gearing up too. cel