what derrick engaged in was identity politics. a long standing debate. which of those forms is preferable? think frederick douglass gets the right of that debate. you write right wing populism and advocates the identity synthesis are a yin and yang. how so. i think there's key question about doubt whether the things that make what i call the identity synthesis. will actually come to pass whether the aspiration is that people who feel the allure of this ideology feel will actually be realized. and i think there's a number of reasons to think but they won't. that's why the book is called the identity trap. now, when you think about that metaphor, what is what is a trap? a trap has a lure. the lure in this particular case is the promise to be, uh uh, you know, fighting against forms of, uh, racism and, and homophobia and other types of discrimination in the most radical way. and that's very attractive because there's real injustices but persists in our societies. but a lot of people myself included, are motivated to to try and remedy. but a trap means that

they got a search warrant for derrick's house.ned their suspicions. >> tell me what you found, detective, there are some interesting things that caught your attention. >> yet, we went out, there we initially found a burn pit in march or april might timeframe. it wasn't really super cold here. >> a burn pit. curious. there was more. >> we see a long knife in a tree. we also found shovels that had, in fact, what appeared to be blood on them. >> a burn pit. a serious knife and shovels with maybe bloodstains. police thought their case might have cracked wide open. >> spied right up. >> you thought you saw the case? >> might assault. it might be on to something. >> looking good, until investigators did some testing on the blood. >> we did a presumptive of their. it showed negative. back to square one. we're not dealing with blood. >> well, what about derek denying he knew daniel even though friends claimed he called her his sister? didn't that make him a liar? one of derek's friends cautioned him, don't read too much into that. >> he t

zelensky offers us, and now listen further, everything was taken from you, or... some of you have oil derricks, there are palaces, there are vineyards, or maybe you have yachts or some kind of bank, what are you even fighting for, you there are only loans, something to eat in the evening, and now mobilization, really convincingly, this is an appeal to our people, and now listen to an appeal to you, your people, we are all very grateful to you for finally telling the truth about how people live in ukraine. you made your career out of yourself in russia on the people of russia, and now you’re still insulting the russian people, why? because your people now pay utility bills on time? military operations on the territory of ukraine, for the fact that people pay loans, mortgages, pay in dollars and euros, but receive salaries in hryvnias, you are brute, and people mere mortals, don’t have a job, sit in cellars, in basements under fucking sirens and don’t know what to feed their children, why aren’t you ashamed of what you did? and i once thought that you would come and change something in our count

what's it is it's just because of the amount of steps to do it and best phone she email dot com derricks. now i'm tend to try to do the testing that do the thank you how much who to talk on. you know what i choose between medic, smack them down and put my income over. that's all completely across the border on each trips i've tried to be seen in the bucket garden. hard to give it to us on the show on the go to. they were made moxie mom. show my my last name 0, the get go auto body cottage says to be excused from body cardex. we know how good some of us deal, but if i cut a minute or 2 it on auto. so my, on our tutoring coming out to this year of the downstairs in the month, i know better than i had something to the a good knowledge base shift meals, uh which natalie trouble people to them. my husband met us. donald trump, they have the continued business on top of the average cannot seem to the customers us calling you to comics. it's something i don't use and by the government starts in body to just pick up on the heart of god bless you. want me to want is what domain god you so big me

the 1st lunar lender sent to the moon by the us since the apollo missions of the 1970s was brain. derrick williams, who was with the us here in the studio from our science department. what went wrong here? well basically, um, there was a problem with the propulsion system which means were, and a leak of the proponent the powers that now. now propel in and is is what they use in space flight in order to control the tilt and the access of of a particular spacecraft. and also that's what they used to break when they come into a, for example, a landing on the moon where there's no mountains for where you can use something like a pair of shoes in order to slow down. and so it's, it's steering and it's, it's breaking and, and what the, the engineers from astro bought ex realized, i think pretty quickly was when they were, when they tried to change the, the tilt of this particular of the land or after it was on its way to the moon that they weren't able to do that, and they figured out a work around, they wanted to tilted so that the solar panels would be pointed towards the sun and they were un

zelensky offers us, and now listen further, everything was taken from you, or one of you has oil derrickspalaces , there are vineyards, or maybe you have yachts or some kind of bank, what are you even fighting for, you only have loans, something to eat in the evening, and now mobilization, although convincingly, is an appeal to our to the people , and now listen to the appeal to you, your people, we are all very grateful to you for finally telling the truth about how people live in ukraine, mere mortal people, and not you, i’m just wondering, from avila, that in spain, in italy and a house in london, you paid in cash immediately, and i’m also interested, you are this cash bitch, you made money in russia, you all made your career out of yourself in russia on the people of russia. and now you’re still insulting the russian people, why? for the fact that your people are now paying utility bills during hostilities on the territory of ukraine, for the fact that people pay loans, mortgages, pay in dollars and euros, but receive salaries in hryvnias, you are a beast, and people are mere mortals,

abc's derrick dennis has those details. this order in this las vegas courtroom. >> hey, whoa whoa whoa. >> hey. >> 30 year old debra redden. unruh strained, lunges over the bench, right at district court. judge mary kay holthus, pinning her against the wall, humbling her on the floor and knocking the court's american flag over until court staff and sheriff's deputies fight him off. the chaos erupting moments after a relatively calm sentencing, redden, a repeat offender, had pleaded guilty to attempted battery with substantial bodily harm, but he did not want to go to prison again. after that. i should be given a shot because i'm in a better place than i was , judge holt is reminding redden of his lengthy rap sheet three felonies gross, nine misdemeanors, multiple dvs. >> he's got a lot going on, sir. >> he still asked for leniency. i shouldn't be, like, sent to prison for a second time. but the judge denied his request for probation, which apparently set redden off. >> i appreciate that, but i think it's time that he gets a

our next guest knows all about fighting the war on terror retired navy seal derrick van orden.he says he has a plan to pay back those though killed our people over the weekend. are you confident that's a good plan? >> no, i'm not. listen. >> the biden administration projecting strategic weakness around the world since they took office have made the world a much more dangerous place. it's that simple. two of my navy seal brothers are lost at sea. interdicting a dow transporting conventional weapons to the houthi weapons. we had three of our soldiers killed. 40 injured as you mentioned. suicide attack by iranian proxy. the folks the mullahs running iran right now are not intimidated by president biden that's a very deep, serious issue for a nation and as a world. >> brian: "the washington post" came out and said hey, there has got to be retaliation. what is your plan? what is your plan overall. you hit the houthi rebels a number of times. nothing has changed. you hit can a tab, hezbollah they hit us back. iran continues to our people are under stress 160 attacks. "the washington

derrick, why are western countries using trade as a tool to spread their decadent culture in africa? well, is saying in english that who uh who pays you know who pays the piper calls the tunes so i think they look at the dependency that you know most of these countries in the global south global south have had over time and and they think that if we we take away what we've been giving them then they must they will align with our with with some of his believes i think it goes back to dependency because uh our countries for a long time have depended on the west getting loans uh getting grants you know most of um our healthcare system is funded by by the americans here in uganda so the americans think that by by the fact me a fact because it's a fact that they've been funding our healthcare the... been funding some of our security programs, so we must align even with their culture beliefs, we the are we must align, we must store the line, so it's it's it's it's it's it's part of you know the dependency culture that if if we are depending on them then we must do as they please so the iss

derrick, our last question, what steps need to be taken to... boost intra-africa trade? i think for quite some time africa has been missing these opportunities, even even in light of what i would call western bullying. i think a lot can be done to ensure that african there is boosting trade on on this content continent among african countries because africa. the young population, but there is lot of impeedments in terms of uh, you know, cross border movements of goods and people, visas are needed, for example, moving from uganda to west, most of those west african countries very, very hard, so there are a lot of impeedments, trade impeedments, here in east africa for example, trade has not been eas, we have the east african community, so we need to take away the trade barriers, we need, the concrete steps need to be taken, african countries need to get serious and get away from letoric and take concrete steps in trading among themselves. well uh, there you have it, if african countries take concrete steps to trade among themselves, they will no longer be vulnerable to we

but he picked off by derrick barnes. he can't believe that i can. the lions beat the bucs. 31 to 23. >> so the stage is now set. >> forty-niners lions nfc championship game next sunday at levi stadium. kickoff is set for 3.30. we'll have coverage leading up to that. and guess what? jared goff gets to come home. remember, he started marine catholic. then cal berkley. here's what he had to say about little homecoming. >> it's nice to go back there in front of my friends and family from a lot of my loved ones and plan in place play a bunch of times. and i know this team is really, really good. so it's going to be a challenge. but yeah, it'll be fun for me personally. go back there. but it's it's about our team in the w. >> yeah, it's really cool. you know, i remember one guy off played in the super bowl against tom brady. we we did cool series where we talked to gosh family and tom brady's family because you got now he's coming back. so i got to know a little bit about golf a couple years ago when i did that story. it will be interesting to see how he'

derrick and their 21 items not up to code. the dive tower has settlement issues. the viewing area under the deck at the dive pool show signs of structural instability and deterioration. we find a way to cordon off any unsafe areas and get the pools back open unusable. and kevin's acker runs the santa clara swim club. its members have been without a proper place to train since the city shut down the pool early january been top 5. we've got kids training out of 5 or 6 different schools all over the make schedules challenging. they've got homework. they've you know, other activities to manage. parents are working a few of his young athletes are training for the olympics. 14 year-old me qualified for the 2020 for trial in the 200 breaststroke. but now we're training routine is totally off track. it's the same amount of but less time in the water. the future is uncertain for the international swim center. the city lacks funding for the facility, but officials have to decide over the next 3 to 9 months. they have 3 options to either rebuild existing swim center or repla

here's abc's derrick dennis for someone to leave so young and so soon at the height of her career is really is a tragedy. >> reporter. >> this morning, those who knew 25 year old new york dancer orla baxendale say her death should not have happened. >> she was vibrant, dynamic, um, a little kooky at times was, um, you know, someone, one who didn't particularly take themselves seriously. but they took the work seriously. >> she died earlier this month from an allergic reaction after eating a cookie from a package, missing a warning that the cookies contained peanuts. her friends rushed her to the hospital and used her epipen, but it was too late because orla was so vigilant and so careful with everything she touched. >> she actually googled soy nut, which is on the package, thinking, wanting to make sure that a soy nut wasn't a nut. >> the cookies were made by a wholesaler, but were sold at a stew leonard's grocery store location in connecticut. stu leonard, junior, in a recorded statement blaming the original maker cookies united on long island, the supplier changed the recipe and st

here's abc's derrick dennis from the west coast to the east coast to wild scenes on the street of people trying to stop crimes in progress on long island, new york. >> this man jumping onto the hood of a car. he says he had arranged to sell his rolex watch on facebook. but when he met the buyer in person, the buyer grabbed it and took off, backing up with the man on the hood, knocking him to the ground. meanwhile in los angeles, just started to, like, grab on. >> like i'm not letting go. and before i knew it, they were like backing up and like taking off a dog owner jumping onto the hood of this car as someone tried to get away with her french bulldog. i didn't know what to do and i didn't want the car to drive away, so i ran and stood in front of it and they drove into me and i fell on top of there. the hood. >> ali zakariya says she was having lunch with her dog on a leash when a woman called to the dog, grabbed the leash and walked away, fleeing in a car with three others. she's offered a reward, hoping to get her dog back. >> i feel lost and lonely without him and he's my buddy. he's

here's abc's derrick dennis money for schools and education, not for racist legislation. >> students at florida state university speaking out after the state's board of governors, which oversees the public university system, approved banning the use of public funds for diversity, equity and inclusion programs, or dei. >> so we're here to protest that, show that that's not popular, like students don't want this. >> the board defining dei as any program, campus activity or policy that classifies individuals on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, gender identity, or sexual orientation. florida is at least the fifth state to take such action, while nearly two dozen other states consider the issue, governor ron desantis has long criticized dei programs. >> i think the way it's actually practiced, it stands for discrimination, exclusion and indoctrination. and it's wrong. >> opponents say this new law will have an immediate impact. >> it intimidates, threatens, and in some cases eliminates multicolor student centers, jewish student unions, black student unions, hispanic student

abc's derrick dennis reports this morning, fulton county district attorney fani willis, the hard headed, flawed, imperfect servant before you at a sunday church service in atlanta, speaking publicly for the first time since a court filing accused her of being romantically linked to a lawyer she hired to lead the election interference case against former president trump and 18 others. >> she pushed back on the criticism over her appointment of nathan wade, one of three special counsels on the case. >> i appointed three special counsel, as is my right to do paid them all the same hourly rate. they only attack one. >> willis did not mention wade by name, nor deny an alleged affair, but claimed race is behind the scrutiny of wade's appointment and that $650,000 in legal fees. wade has been paid so far is legitimate, despite critics who say both have allegedly benefited from the cash by taking lavish vacations together. in a statement, an attorney who represents trump codefendant michael roman denied race playing a role, writing if anybody doubts our claim that nathan wade is inexperienced,

abc's derrick dennis has more. >> you've been doing this for years. you love it? >> yeah, and i don't know how to do anything else. >> new jersey fisherman stephen axelsson is one plaintiff in a closely watched case before the supreme court challenging a law thatrillionequires federal observers to be on board commercial fishing boats, making sure the fishermen play by the rules when it comes to catch limits. the requirement became an added burden in recent years, when the government mandated some fishermen pay the salaries of those observers up to $700 per day. if we don't mind taking observers, you know, we have for decades now, but to be told to pay for it just isn't right. the justices heard arguments yesterday. the fishermen's case centers on a 1984 court ruling that gives the government power to delegate disputes over federal regulations, like fishing rules, to policy experts at government agencies. the fishermen want that power taken away. justice sotomayor yesterday appeared ready to uphold the status quo. we do delegate. >> we have recognized delegations t

here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> explosions in the city of erbil, iraq, after neighboring iran launched ballistic missiles claiming to target the local headquarters of israel's intelligence agency. at least four civilians were reportedly killed. some blasts near the us consulate. others also reported in syria. all of this raising concern about a wider spillover of violence across the region stemming from the ongoing war between israel and hamas in gaza. >> we've done everything we can to deter this, but it obviously did not work, and the choice was up to iran. so i do think iran will likely amp up it through its proxies. of course. >> mick mulroy, former deputy secretary of defense for the middle east, sounded the alarm last week over what iran might do after the us launched a series of attacks on iranian backed rebels in yemen who have been targeting commercial ships angry over the violence in gaza, the us state department overnight condemned the new attacks in iraq, saying we oppose iran's reckless missile strikes, which undermine iraq's stability. but iran's revolutiona

here's abc's derrick dennis disorder in this las vegas courtroom. >> hey, whoa whoa, whoa. >> hey, 30 year old dobra redden unrestrained, lunges over the bench, right at district court. >> judge mary kay holthus pinning her against the wall, humbling her on the floor, knocking the court's american flag over until court staff and sheriff's deputies fight him off . the chaos erupting moments after a relatively calm sentencing, redden a repeat offender, had pleaded guilty to attempted battery with substantial bodily harm, but he did not want to go to prison again. i feel like i should be given the shot because i'm in a better place than i was, judge holthus, reminding redden of his lengthy rap sheet. >> three felonies, a gross, nine misdemeanors, multiple dvs. he's got a lot going on, sir. >> he still asked for leniency. i feel like i shouldn't be, like, sent to prison for a second time. but the judge denied his request for probation, which apparently set redden off. >> i appreciate that, but i think it's time that he gets a taste of something else because i just can't with that history,

abc's derrick dennis reports and liftoff of the first united launch alliance. >> vulcan rocket. >> lift50 years after the first american mission to the moon. a new american rocket is on its own. giant leap for mankind. launching overnight from cape canaveral, marking the first lunar launch from the u.s. since nasa's final apollo mission in the brand new rocket. the vulcan is made by the private space company united launch alliance, hoping to jump into the commercial space tourism industry. if all goes according to plan. a small lunar landing will touch down on the moon on february 23rd. they ask us, as a company, to buy a launch vehicle and to build a lander that can deliver their payloads, in this case, science payloads to the surface of the moon. >> rod roddenberry, son of star trek creator gene roddenberry, paying special attention to the launch on board several experiments and the remains of 70 people, including roddenberry and star trek actress nichelle nichols. >> he and the first lady of star trek, along with a number of the other cast members from star trek, along with countless

here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning they have a deal.00 professors, library and other workers at california state university set to walk off the job while demanding more pay and benefits, have announced a tentative deal with cal state, the largest public university system in the country. the union overnight out saying in case anyone forgot strikes work, the union had demanded a 12% raise. the school, saying that would cost more than $300 million per year across the school's 23 campuses. >> i have served over 7000 students who are now science educators, doctors, engineers and nurses. yet my salary does not keep up with the cost of living and inflation. >> terms of the tentative deal include a 5% pay hike for all faculty, raising the salary floor for the lowest paid workers, and increasing parental leave to ten weeks. one day long across the country, teachers in newton, massachusetts, one of the biggest districts in the state, are on strike despite the threat of fines. each day, they're off the job. >> we need to be able to settle a contra

derrick: aws is about a $95 million company. azure is at $70 billion. the highest of the industry. they are certainly gaining share. that has been the case for a while. cloud has taken over more and more of i.t. still a lot of workloads on comments -- on premise. lisa: how much do you expect monetization of the whole ai craze? how much is that going to be important in these particular earnings? derrick: i think the first order of monetization is coming through azure. that is the platform where companies are building large language models, developing new applications, paying microsoft structure to do that. there will probably be about $2 billion in incremental spend on azure. next is the office business. copilots came out, generally available in november. we will only have a small part of the quarter where we will see incremental revenue. commentary is going to be important. copilots will take time. legal has to go through and analyze the risk of using some of these models. there will be testing by different work groups. there will be some mad rush to se

t know, even the price in samatlor is something there, tyumen is something there, there on these derricksre extracted, that is, this oil, stood on top. yellow and blue flags , fig knows when, but how far do you think these people know and feel they are ukrainians, or maybe even so, what percentage of these people feel that they are not fully russians, yet also ukrainians, well you you know, it's hard to tell by the percentage, because the percentages in the russian empire are moscow... i'm sorry to the federations, they are not worth anything at all, but i will say that if they have, say, for example, in the territory of kubania, during the censuses, 4% population recognize themselves as cossacks, 1% recognize themselves as elves, then it is obvious that not everything is so good in this kingdom, and we are talking about the fact that you cannot think about percentages, but maybe you can, at least i could, for example, at the time of the post-14th year, to say that... after the 14th year, after the beginning of russian military operations against ukraine, i talked, i communicated with tho

derrick van orden sits on the house transportation committee.ng, the way you questioned pete buttigieg and others on this issue was remarkable, you did not let them get away with it. what was stunning, they admitted they know their green agenda is built on the back of african black child slavery and they don't care. >> no, rachel, it is shocking. i want to remind people republican party was started by a group of abolitionists. now we have 21st century slavery being financed by giving people tax relates to buy electric vehicles. 4.3% comprised of cobalt, 70% from democratic of congo and 40,000 children mining cobalt with their hands to forward biden's green new deal agenda. i will have no part of this, this can be stopped by changing a couple approximatelies and make sure we are not buying cobalt from the democratic republic of congo. >> rachel: republican party started abolitionist movement and had that as center piece when it started and would be great to return to roots when it comes to child slavery in africa right now. i'm sure you can get r

his height is 224 cm and he simply did not notice attempts to interfere with him by boston defender derrick svid that he simply stepped over. is this even fair? so i also wanted to ask, was it possible? yes, that is, you find the tallest one, make him a basketball player and beat everyone around him. but what about those who are 80 meters tall, which in principle is tall enough for ordinary life, decided to become a basketball player. what should you do in this situation? for belarusian interest at the first tournament grand slam australian open, which will begin in mid-january, three three belarusians, and zarenko sosnovich sabalenko is already in the main draw, two more belarusians are ready and shimanovich, belarus and vashka will try to pass the qualification slots. we will, of course, be watching our athletes closely, we hope, andrey, that you will also bring us certain news, in your spirit, that you usually bring to the frontiers, such not only sports, but also related to sports, i still got a question , let's go to him let's go back, why... his hero is probably a master of sports, ov

try derrick and get started. he gradually piles up several tons of phone dry wood. the center, what's known as the quando shaft is crucial. it square twat air will light the fire later to do this, he needs phone dry would have a fine take me and this secret ingredient to the doctor foster, one by one wider and his helper stacked the logs in a circle around the core. it looks simple, but it demands great concentration. the spacing is crucial to close and not enough oxygen will reach the core too far apart and it will burn on even link. isn't something with a lower hold on. let me see if i did a good job at the end. i come on up until then. all i can do is how walter grow up in the mountains. just him and his parents. well, other children, practice writing and mass, todd air learn to bring 400 sheep safely to pasture, to make cheese out of milk and charcoal out of what no matter with i couldn't walk in an office. no, i need the freedom and the fresh air out here in nature, and most everyone can live in the city anyway. now hold on. the stack is almost finished. a pile

and jaguars knocked out of playoff contention in this win likely derrick henry's final game with theapitol, dallas cowboys locking it up with a win over commanders. prescott finds his receiver. and rams took care of eagles yesterday crushing birds 27-10. i have been at fox since 2017 and i don't think i have said the phrase crushing the eagles. keep this up here. producers making me move along. saints players responding to controversy. winston said players took a knee to give williams first td of the season. the coach fuming mad and things get worse. he was fired last night. 49ers and ravens locking up top seed and wild-card game will begin this saturday. someone's head has to roll. media reeling against the pentagon for keeping lloyd austin's health under wraps. mayorkas will visit the border today. here is lj. >> lawrence: good morning, todd, jam-packed show today, live on "fox and friends" at the border, rio grande, on the american side. yesterday we got a tour of the sky and what is happening whachl is texas depend of public safety the last line of defense at the border. here is

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they include former morgan stanley ceo james gorman and sky box jeremy derrick. is swirling. they're nominating directors to run against not disney and iger but the more hostile tryan and nelson peltz and last year that peltz nominated himself and former ceo to the board citing lack of stock performance and stock up 2% over the past year after 1.5 billion loss in the streaming division and underperformance in the movie division. today disney is up just under 1%. a choppy session after the stake steak house parent added two new members for the board. change comes as far of agreement between blumen and star board and boosting the price target from $30 to $28. barclay is lifting from $31 to $27 and they may be encouraged but investors are not and stock is down 2.5%. house speaker mike johnson getting a bird's eye view on the border crisis from eagle pass, texas, in the last few minutes. we're going to take you there and show you the at the president asks for more money to fix the issue. the national debt tops $34 trillion and the president asks for more money. sheil

representative derrick van organ is a form earmuff i have seal and outspoken critic of the va and a memberuse committee on vet an's affairs. very veteran affairs. >> every hour those ten people spend that are working for the va and every hour they spend working for someone that served the nation. >> as van orden tells me, these claims piling up are not just a small headache for veterans and the outstanding bills meant to explode health issues and drug and alcohol issues and stuart. stuart: now we're talking about the boarder and for that we want to bring in senator marsha blackburn and great to have you on the program and you want so get the state the power of the boarder and i have to put it to you if you get that and get the states that are able to do this and this is a huge court finding and they'll take years to implement. >> stuart, there's already a fight about this. we know this that the federal government is trying to sue texas over this but the container act, the legislation would give them the ability to secure their areas. you know, those farmers and ranchers in south texas down

invention on the manufacturing process for making automobile axles and but the process used in oil derricks and even remote-controlled garage door openers have been deemed to be not inventions called abstract ideas that are excluded from the patent system. as i've explained in amicus briefs and many other cases at the same analysis applied to the classic historical patents that have been affirmed and validated by the u.s. supreme court such as the invention of the telegraph, the conclusion would be that the patents were invalid. this is not hyperbole. the oil drilling patent that was invalidated as an abstract idea emulated the same structure and terminology in the claim on the industrial process for making rubber that the supreme court affirmed and validated in. forty years later the courts now say that this industrial process is an abstract idea and is excluded as such from the patent system. if. this undermines the constitutional function of the system to promote the progress s of the useful arts the birth of theou revolutions in the 1970s and 80s the united states forged ahead and secur

. >>> trending this morning, former new york yankees superstar and hall of famer derrick jeter is just beloved off the field as a doting girl dad. >> he just posted a new look to instagram. check out his face paint. >> it's actually pretty good. >> you can see him rocking the detailed unicorn design. he captured the photo. his sister commented that he was the best girl dad. jeter and his wife share three girls and welcomed a baby boy last spring. what a beautiful family. >> did you have to go through stuff like that? >> oh, yeah. >> have to? >> well, did you? >> i have an excuse. whatever they want to do. you have triple the requests. whatever they want to do, that's what makes it fun. >> yeah, it's fun. i don't remember doing that to my dad, though. >> i didn't do it to my dad. kids did it to me. >> no kidding. >>> it is 5:18 this morning on this tuesday. let's get a look at that forecast. dryer in a sense. a little mist this morning. >> the rest of the day is going to be nice. so even though it's a little damp early, we are going to see things improving going into later today. a litt

derrick and their 21 items not up to code. the dive tower has settlement issues. the viewing area under the deck at the dive pool show signs of structural instability and deterioration. we find a way to cordon off any unsafe areas and get the pools back open and usable. and kevin's acker runs the santa clara swim club. its members have been without a proper place to train since the city shut down the pool early january been top 5. we've got kids training out of 5 or 6 different schools all over the make schedules challenging. they've got homework. they've you know, other activities to manage. parents are working in a few of his young athletes are training for the olympics. 14 year-old mia sue qualified for the 2020 for trial in the 200 breaststroke. but now we're training routine is totally off track. it's the same amount of but less time in the water. the future is uncertain for the international swim center. the city lacks funding for the facility, but officials have to decide over the next 3 to 9 months. they have 3 options to either rebuild existing swim cente

. >> derrick johnson is founder of home of chicken and waffles and jack london square. >> i had a customer last night celebrating his birthday. go to get his car. a car was stolen. had to sit there, wait over an hour and a half for police who never showed sister had to come from san jose to pick him up. we are angry. >> we're crying out for people to care about our communities and as long as we are living in fear, you should be fearful of your seat. >> tell me what democracy looks like. this is what democracy looks like. tell me what democracy looks like. >> now the same group has been holding rallies at crime scenes all across oakland. their message to elected officials they say, is very simple. step up or step off. live in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you. >> an update now on breaking news. we brought you yesterday at 5:00 on a police shooting in vallejo. investigators say american canyon police tried to pull over a driver near highway 29, who led them on a pursuit into vallejo. they say two people in that car ran off carrying loaded weapons. respondi

if , for example, an oil rig, the engine is assembled in south korea, the derrick itself is there, theyt’s what’s collapsing, and we see this, the general model of the world is collapsing, oh, matrix, matrix, yes, matrix, advertising, matrix. the hunter biden trial is unfolding in america, i have been extremely irresponsible with my finances, but to use this as the basis for an impeachment investigation of my father is beyond absurd. you need to take care of your dad, because it is your safety. if biden loses power, he will sit down. there is a threshold of monstrous falsification of big elections. the money that he did not reflect in his tax return is essentially the theft of ukraine’s budget funds. congress was able to steal from the fbi these audio recordings of how zlochevsky discussed all this schematic bullshit, these wells in ukraine are actually wells where dollars are pumped, whoever is in power controls. zlachevsky made himself a new roof, he came out on top of the national thieves. there are many suspicions that he was basically already killed, because the man knew too much.

but his pass picked off by detroit's derrick barnes. bucs season comes to an end while the lions continue to build the hopes of a city starved for a title 3123. the final as the lions will play in the nfc title game for the first time in 32 years. goff enjoyed the enthusiasm of the title starved lions fans, who haven't seen a championship in 67 years. >> they're the best. they're the best. look around right now. they're not going to leave here for quite some time. and this is our last one in front of them. and they were special tonight as they were last week. but they deserve it. they deserve this. they deserve to enjoy this. and i hope to hope to give them a lot more coming forward. we knew that was a tough team. >> that was somewhat a mirror image of us. so we delivered body blows and, you know, and ultimately we did what we had to do to win that game. >> so here it is in print. the 49ers will play in their third straight nfc championship game, and fourth in five years when they host detroit next sunday at 330 right here on ktvu. you.

derrick and their 21 items not up to code. the dive tower has settlement issues. the viewing crea under the deck at the dive pool show signs of structural instability and deterioration. we find a way to cordon off any unsafe areas and get the pools back open and usable. and kevin's acker runs the santa clara swim club. its members have been without a proper place to train since the city shut down the pool early fau. we've got kids training out of 5 or 6 different schools all over the make schedules challenging. they've got homework. they've you know, other activities to manage. parents are working in a few of his young athletes are training for the olympics. 14 year-old mia sue qualified for the 2020 for trial in the 200 breaststroke. but now we're training routine is totally off track. it's the same amount of but less time in the water. the future is uncertain for the international swim center. the city lacks funding for the facility, but officials have to decide over the next 3 to 9 months. they have 3 options to either rebuild existing swim center or replacing

and petroleum engineers about what might happen if there were a sustained bombing raid on those derricks outside baku. and he's basically told there would be a great conflict which would take months and months to put out. and it was in this kind of fear and paranoia. and this is the part everyone, what they say is, oh, well, mcmeekin posits a counterfactual britain and france might have gone to war with the soviet union. if you do not actually said this in the new york times today. so i'm not just making this up, but the british are much bigger on this point. they say i'm not as sean mcmeekin is that it would have turned out well for the allies. the point of the book is not whether or not it would have turned out well for the allies. the point is, what stalin did. stalin saw that they were plotting to go to war with him. he was afraid about the fifth column of tens of thousands of polish military officers in his camps. and so we ordered what we now call the cotton massacre. this is the kind of man he was. he retaliates against humiliate and the possibility of allied military intervention

i hereby appoint the honorable derrick van orden to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 9, 2024, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes of. but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the man from connecticut, mr. larsen, for five minutes. mr. larsen: thank you, mr. speaker. i seek to revise and extend. address the body. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. larsen: mr. speaker, as we sit here currently, the budget committee is undertaking a matter of grave concern, and i would like to submit for the record letters from both a.f.g. and the afl-cio with respect to the establishment of the so-called fiscal commissio

shooting both the suspect his and his the accomplice and one of thosere ws charged as 20 year old derrickenson. then there was a female,n a concealed carry holder who kept her car shot, a teen2. who was attempting to carjack her. aboutback in november of 2020 to talk about leveling the playing field. i could go on and on. eut this is perhaps my favorit . it was this weeke in connecticut, not far from where i grew ua dominop, whereeg a domino's driver used the only weapon he had to trwhor to slow down the thugsea who robbed him as the suspects tried to flee vehie area. the vehicle got stuck on an icy road at which point, the delivery driver threw a pizza at the suspect s, said.er the suspects then abandoned the vehicle and got into another vehicle that was waiting nearby. so men and women of all races, all ethnicities are refusing n to be victims. >> these communities, ro-law new leadership that is pro-law enforcement and anti criminal. but until then, be careful out there. joining us now is leon spear is a concealed carry instructor in d.c.. e more leon, it's good to see you tonight. are

. >> reporter: derrick cummings is also a veteran and he served in the army for three years but alsoearly a year in the tenderloin. >> starting to -- get populated and be -- a nice neighborhood. >> reporter: she is with one treasure island and a nonprofit focused on helping lower income house holds and those who have experienced homelessness. >> right now, it's a mixed income community. and our goal is to continue to make it a mixed income community you know, where folks feel inclusive and it's equitable. >> reporter: she says development of the 8,000 units is expected to be completed by 2036. according to the demolition of all the aging military housing on the island if all goes according to plan. >> all of the housing is being moved up to the front of the island. so once it's demolished. it will be redeveloped. but they won't be housing in that -- in that area anymore. >> reporter: that part of the island will be developed into public parks and spaces. for residents like regina record, it's starting to feel lot like home. >> i don't ever want to move. i don't -- plan to move. ever.

and disney just announced two new board members, including james gorman and sir jeremy derrick.their slate as we go into the next phase. and the thing we're waiting for now is the filing of the proxy statements we expect to come in the next few weeks from both. >> we've seen situations in corporate america, sales force and a couple others, where you had a multitude of activists asking for different things on various fronts. some are kind of supportive of management, some super supportive of management and others super critical of management. you have val act here. in line with the strategy. peltz very critical and plans to continue that proxy battle and black wells which is supportive of disney and iger but still nominating three directors to the board there. as a corporate board, how do you reconcile with this? do you think this is the play book here, bringing in a white night that can fend off anyone who is more critical, at least in terms of the proxy fights that they're grappling with? >> i think that's the case with value act. i would caution that black well's stake is smal