i'm kim berley ellis. my remarks today will be dedicated to those individuals who lost their lives to senseless gun violence in monterey park, in san mateo county and a couple days ago in oakland and their families. whether we realize it or not, all of these issues are connected and intersectional. i am honored for the opportunity to be in community with you and to welcome all the reproductive justice leaders who joined us today. we are here today for three reasons. number one, to commemorate this past sunday, which would have been the 50 anniversary of roe v wade by officially launchish ing the san francisco bay area abortion rights coalition. [applause] this is the very first ever bay area regional collective of municipal and county governments and reproductive health justice stakeholders who are committed to working together to reinforce and reimagine the local reproductive healthcare system in this new post-roe era. number two, we are here to visually demonstrate the collective commitment of this coali

gymnastics is all ellie downie has ever known.3 retirement shouldn't be on the cards, so why is she calling time on her glittering career now? my mental health was just taking a bit of a beating, really. and i was like very, very low and very unhappy, pretty much due to people mistreating me within the programme. which is a big shame, because ultimately if that hadn't have happened i would still be carrying on. in 2020, ellie and her older sister becky, who has also represented great britain at the highest level, joined a host of high—profile gymnasts in sharing their experiences of abuse in the sport. in a joint statement they said... "abusive behaviour was so ingrained in our daily lives that it became completely normalised". as well as alleging overtraining, ellie said she had endured endless comments about her weight. she felt she and her sister were penalised for speaking out. it did really hinder us a lot. we both didn't make the tokyo games after i didn't get picked for the worlds, there was an e—mail sent out which kind of

ellie was seeing friends on christmas day when she was shot before midnight.rt heard that a converted scorpion submachinegun was used in the attack. connor chapman was not asked to enter any pleas and he was remanded in custody until his next court appearance. the hearing here at wirral magistrates�* court only lasted for three minutes and connor chapman stood throughout in the glass dock of courtroom number six answering as his name was put to him but giving no other details. he was wearing a grey tracksuit, long hair and a beard and he stared straight ahead with his head held high as the charges against him were read out. those charges cannot be dealt with ultimately by magistrates so this case has been committed to crown court and he will next appear before liverpool crown court on monday. four other people have previously been arrested in connection with the shooting. of those, three have been released on bail while further inquiries are carried out and the fourth has been recalled to prison on licence. russia says its forces have captured the town of sole

despite efforts to save her, ellie died of her injuries. she had been shot in the head.e family would never be the same again. last night 22—year—old connor chapman was charged with her murder. he spoke in court today to confirm his name and that he has no fixed address. he appeared before magistrates in birkenhead this morning charged with a total of nine offences including two counts of attempted murder, three of grievous bodily harm, possession of a firearm and ammunition and using a stolen car. the court heard that a converted scorpion submachine gun was used in the attack. connor chapman was not asked to enter any pleas and he was remanded in custody until his next court appearance. the hearing here at wirral magistrates�* court only lasted for three minutes and connor chapman stood throughout in the glass dock of courtroom number six answering as his name was put to him but giving no other details. he was wearing a grey tracksuit, long hair and a beard and he stared straight ahead with his head held high as the charges against him were read out. those charges canno

then you would be offloaded ellis island, where you would be processed. if you came from the far east, japan, china and elsewhere, you came through san francisco. most folks have heard of ellis island angel island out in san francisco is a little less well known unless you're out on the west coast. but here's the thing. the boat arrives. you offload. you go into a multiplying of buildings to be processed. they will record in a ledger your name, your home country, your occupation, skill set. do you have? what family members are with you or might be coming later? they'll things like do you have a job? do you have a place to live? they will check your general health. they'll give you sort of a a fitness exam. and then if you pass all of these hurdles, then you will be ferried over to the south tip of manhattan island, and then are free to pursue your dream. it's what i call the final. now whose final? now, someone in this knows what i'm talking about when i say final. but you're almost embarrassed to say so last fable is. a mouse, right? fable. he lives in r

and of course, the location would be what is today ellis island.if you arrived after 1892, up until the early 1950s, all ships sailed into new york harbor and then you would be off-loaded in ellis island, where you would be processed. if you came from the far east, japan, china and elsewhere, you came through san francisco. most folks have heard of ellis island, angel island in san francisco is little less well-known unless you are out on the west coast. but here's the thing. the boat arrives, you off-load, you go into a multiplicity of buildings to be processed. they will record in a ledger your name, your home country, your occupation, what skill set you have, what family members are with you or it might be coming later. they will ask things like, do you have a job? do you have a place to live? they will check over your general health, give you sort of a fitness exam. and then, if you pass all of these hurdles, then you will be ferried over to the south tip of manhattan island. and then you are free to pursue your dream. it's what i call the five

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rehema ellis, nbc news >> and we wish butch a happy retirement that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night . ♪♪ >>> it's not just your house you're risking. you've got cars, friends being flooded in. it's pretty horrible. >> so when mother nature opens up those doors, we know to move up. >> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. the good news on this monday, all of this is helping our drought, and it's filling our local reservoirs. but it comes with a hefty price. more flooding, more mudslides, and more downed trees are expected tomo

you are on with ellis cose, the author of " race and reckoning." caller: hello. down here in broward county, we are at the forefront with our governor, governor desantis. your book touches on two things that are important right now, both education and the epidemic are due to a eugenics bias that stems from the 1860's when the people who founded both our education institution and our perceptions on what science and evolution are -- that is where the great words eugenics and survival of the fittest come from, it is from herbert spencer who came up with our education system. education is not about competition. education has nothing to do with competition. what we are doing is separating the chaff from the wheat. we thought the chaff where the black people. they were trying to use science to justify racism in the 1860's, and we are perpetuating that. that is why we are separating -- suffering deaths, mostly elderly. covid-19 was a grandparent genocide. the reason we are accepting of it is because of this eugenics bias. " they are sick and elderly, and they deserve to

ellie diaz wants to use wegovy again. >> in my case, i believe a combination of diet and medication ande. >> reporter: to keep this mom of three healthy for years to come. who are these drugs for? doctors say they're not just for somebody who wants to lose ten pounds these drugs are to help people who have serious health problems the fda approved wegovy for chronically overweight people who also have another medical condition, like high blood pressure or high cholesterol or type two diabetes. because losing pounds in those cases could help all those other problems as well ozempic is approved for type two diabetes i'm anne thompson in new york. now back to you. >> thank you >>> you need to grab the rain coat today michelle has the forecast next >>> and learning life in the fast lane before getting a learner's permit getting a learner's permit wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness, well done. s

ellie diaz wants to use wegovy again >> in my case i believe a combination of medication and diet and life change will make the complete change >> reporter: to keep this mom of three healthy for years to come >> and anne, people hear about a drug effective for weight loss and obviously high interest. but who are they really for >> these drugs are not for cosmetic use they are for people who are chronically overweight and also have other medical issues like high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, or high cholesterol. because losing pounds should help ease those other problems as well the fda has also approved ozempic for treating type 2 diabetes so these are for very serious health problems >> all right anne, thanks very much up next, we'll show you how a message in a bottle discovered decades later didn't have to travel far to inspire america. >>> a look at the martin luther king jr. memorial on the national mall on this holiday honoring the civil rights leader. dr. king's family taking part in a wreath-laying ceremony there. cities across the u.s. holding celebrations in san antonio th

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when he got off ellis island.e stayed the night at the train depot. no one came to pick him up so finally a conductor pulled him on the train and took him to charlotte. there was an arabic family around the coffee shop at the train station. they talk about the mixup. they gave him a job. he started washing dishes and became a peddler. he went back and get the rest of his family. i had made enough money to get a wagon and they went to the countryside selling cloth, sewing materials, shoes, stuff like that. and then that evolved into john mack and sons. john mack was my grandfather's name. it was a clothing department store. my father who was an entrepreneur decided he wanted to be totally on his own and he started wholesale street business. david: they wanted you to go into that business at some point? john: i don't think my father did. my mother was a very strong force. she only wanted me to be a doctor. and i really did not want to be a doctor. my father was laid back. and my mother was really aggressive. it was

ellie and nicholas. and listening to breakfast. ellie and nicholas . and it's ellie and nicholas.o go through the papers now. and joining us this morning is author ella whelan and broadcaster muldoon. good morning . morning. thanks for morning. morning. thanks for being here with us. and let's start with you, shall we? and it's the crisis in the nhs, the quarter of patients left waiting for a&e admission. it's been the. yes. so i mean, throughout the. yes. so i mean, throughout the programme pretty much endlessly we've discussing the crisis in the nhs. endlessly we've discussing the crisis in the nhs . it is a crisis in the nhs. it is a crisis in the nhs. it is a crisis that never away. the crisis that never away. the crisis and new figures out showed that i just wanted to highlight because it's remarkable that you know almost 27% of people waited with crews for more than an hour who were in ambulance and that more than 43% of ambulance arrivals waited. more than 30 minutes. so basically the chances if you call an ambulance at the moment, whether for whatever and you'll going into

great britain's ellie downie has retired from gymnastics at the age of 23.aid that �*after a really tough last few years�* she'd made the decision to �*prioritise her mental health and happiness�*. in 2017 she became the first british gymnast to win the all—around title at a major international competition, winning gold at the european championships. in 2020, she and her sister becky said abusive behaviour in gymnastics was "ingrained" and "completely normalised". and last year, the whyte review found systemic abuse in the sport in britain. she's been speaking to the bbc�*s laura scott. my mental health was just taking a bit of a beating, really. and i was very, very low on very unhappy, pretty much due to people mistreating me within the programme. which is a big shame because, ultimately, if that hadn't happened i would still be carrying on. in response to downies retirement, the chief executive of british gymnastics, sarah powell said, "ellie has been a tremendous ambassador for the sport and in speaking up about her experiences has been part of helping u

. >> reporter: ellie diaz thought she'd found the answer to her lifelong struggle with weight in theegovy. >> my cravings were completely gone. i started losing weight rapidly. >> reporter: her doctor prescribed the diabetes drug ozempic, which is not approved by the fda for weight loss, and then wegovy, which is. but when unrelated health problems forced her to stop using the injectable drugs -- >> i regained all my weight in around six months. >> reporter: nicknamed skinny pens on social media, skyrocketing popularity led to shortages of ozempic and wegovy. both drugs contain semaglutide, which mimics a hormone that makes you full, leading to weight loss. as long as you're on it. >> this is not a quick fix? >> it is not a quick fix. this is long-term management for people whose excess weight or obesity has impacted the quality of their life. >> reporter: dr. domenica rubino worked on one of two studies that showed when people stop taking semaglutide they regain weight. >> are these drugs meant to help someone drop two dress sizes? >> no. these are serious mecines that should be use

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host: ellis cose joining us. from the founding fathers to today's disruptors, let's hear from ron in maryland, republican line. caller: ok, let's get to the real problem. guest: what is the real problem? caller: there are 42 million lax -- blacks in the nation today. 32% are doing great. the barack obama's, the football players, the educated blacks are doing fabulous. 70% of the blacks were put in section eight projects in the worst sections of our cities and for the last 55 years they have gone nowhere except to present. -- to a prison. now every night in this country, poor, young blacks are being murdered. and here is what happens in those section eight projects when they die. they pass on an empty apartment so the blacks never accumulate any wealth. you know who is doing anything about it? nobody? do know how many blacks own section eight housing in this country? none. just give you one example -- guest: that is a lot to chew on. let me build on it. 70% of blacks do not live in section eight housing. section e

ellis island is a system they take worked. if we went to a system like that i would be much happier. maria: it was a different time when america needed lots of workers to create infrastructure at that time. but look, we're going to keep following this. this is just insanity what's going on at the borders of america. we have much more ahead this morning. big tech earnings are on tap this week. tay is out -- meta is out on wednesday. the big focus is apple, amazon are out on thursday. we're asking the question can, you is the rally in these stocks year-to-date justified? then, pfizer is responding to claims it is working to mutate the covid-19 virus. gain of function research, the long winded he response, what whatutah senator mike lee had ty about it makes a buzz this morning. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: driving around is how we get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we trusted the experts. they focus on our safety... so we can focus

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senior analyst, ellie hoenig. records, vehicle matching the make and model seen near the crime scene. what do you make of this as a case for the prosecution? >> well, anderson, if there's more than enough evidence to justify this aestrrest, and i believe there's enough to convict here. this is a powerful document. the star witness is the dna. the cops have been able to accomplish by a 99.998 that the dna they found at the crime scene on that knife sheath is this suspect's dna. they did that connection through the dna of the father, which they recovered in the trash. as john miller said, they have the suspect's dna, and they'll test that. if that's a suspect and it's at least 99.9998% likely, we'll have essentially a 100% match. on top of that, there's the corroborating information related to the car, the cell phone, the bizarre movements of throwing out trash in someone else's cans at 4:00 in the morning. i would be confident as a prosecutor. >> joey, what do you make of the charges the suspect is facing and poten

police say ellie wasn't the intended target of the gunman.to stand trial injune. there's growing concern among bus and train operators across the uk, overfunding for local services outside london. government investment, that helped regional transport during the covid pandemic, will end in march. mps have been hearing today that two thirds of towns in the north east and south west of england, have no train station, and across the country, rural bus routes are in decline. our west of england correspondent danjohnson has more from gloucestershire. they've had a long wait in woodmancote. there hasn't been a bus since november. the cheltenham service was one of more than 1,000 rural routes that were cut in the last year. i can'tjustjump in the car and drive into town, can i? i got a bus pass i can't use because i can't get on a bus. they've now reduced fares to two quid, to encourage everyone to get on the bus. so what do they do? they stop the services. where's the sense in that? rural doesn't always mean small. 3,000 people live here. yes, we ar

ellie diaz wants to use wegovy again. >> in my case i believe a combination of medication and diet andke the complete change. >> reporter: to keep this mom of three healthy for years to come. >> and anne, people hear about a drug effective for weight loss and obviously high interest. but who are they really for? >> these drugs are not for cosmetic use. they are for people who are chronically overweight and also have other medical issues like high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, or high cholesterol. because losing pounds should help ease those other problems as well. the fda has also approved ozempic for treating type 2 diabetes. so these are for very serious health problems. >> all right. anne, thanks very much. up next, we'll show you how a messagen a i when you shop wayfair, you get big deals for your home - every day. so big, we'll have you saying... am i a big deal? yeah you are, because it's a big deal, when you get a big deal. wayfair deals so big that you might get a big head. because with savings so real... you can get your dream sofa for half the price. wayfair. it's always a

most recently, the murder of ellie . and then before murder of ellie.some kind of trend or pattern that is developing whereby people who have got some kind of grievance or want to avenge something or send a warning shot are using firearms in this indiscriminate manner to, you know, to carry out, i don't know, a tit for tat or a revenge attack or send a warning shot that will be the concern when . you have got innocent when. you have got innocent people caught up in this kind of violence . yes, tony. i mean, for violence. yes, tony. i mean, for many people today, this headline will feel scarily familiar because of the cases that you just mentioned there. they're worry that gun crime is on the rise in britain. what is the answer to this? how do we fix this? danny, is this stop and search is this more police officer on the beat, on the streets, or is this a societal problem, as you say , people problem, as you say, people reaching for guns to solve solve their problems ? well, i think their problems? well, i think their problems? well, i think the first th

thank you, ellie towards a deal. thank you, ellie costello from use of stations.hawkins. so whether or not i am as optimistic as perhaps some of the mood music is suggesting, these driver operated only trains are a bit of a sticking point on both sides. the safety and efficacy of them all. and i just don't see how that's going to how they're going to square that circle. something's got to give and sounds like mick and that is it sounds like mick wants talk. sounds the wants to talk. sounds like the gang talk. so they gang want to talk. so they promised monday. promised notably in monday. let's it right times eight let's do it right times eight six. you up to date with six. bring you up to date with the today's top stories the rest of today's top stories . i'm the new general secretary of the calling for an of the tuc is calling for an urgent meeting with the prime minister to end the minister in a bid to end the strikes sweeping across the country. letter what she country. in a letter to what she sunak novak said, public sunak paul novak said, public services cris

rest in peace, elly.rime minister, benjamin netanyahu, promised new security measures and urged people not to take the law into their own hands. some locals were calling out "death to arabs!" already in palestinian towns and cities, there had been sweets and celebrations as news spread that seven israelis had been killed. overnight, israeli police made more than a0 arrests, leading away a line of suspects from the home of the palestinian gunman. later, with security forces still there, the 21—year—old's father said his son wasn't part of any political group and that he didn't know why he acted. translation: he was my son. i was not inside his. mind or his thoughts. everyone has a different attitude in this life. - but tensions were already running high a day after the deadliest israeli military raid in the occupied west bank in years. nine palestinians, two of them civilians, were killed. the israeli armed forces say they were acting on intelligence to prevent islamichhad fighters here carrying out major

morning, ellie . an incredible morning, ellie.t this for not only pupils , girls who are going only pupils, girls who are going to have their education yet again, but also the parents, most of whom need to go to work and now have got this terrible, responsible state of being at home with their kids. responsible state of being at home with their kids . yes, but home with their kids. yes, but good morning to you. and yes, yet again , children are going to yet again, children are going to be shut out of the classroom. it does look like home schooling could return as quickly as next month. that's teachers in england and wales have voted to strike over pay . days of strikes strike over pay. days of strikes are planned february and in march is going to affect 23,000 schools in england and wales. now over 90% of the teacher members voted for strike action, but there was only a 53% turnout and legally you need over 50% in order for a ballot to go ahead. so it was very , it must be said. so it was very, it must be said. but some schools wi

>> and your wall , sean put ellis put in ellis island office in the wall. that's what you put on the wall with a big door, as you've. always said. where an american dish needsamec with the needs of the humanitarian needs to be. >> all right.ds. i'm going to give you the last word. i'm in a very good moodoo tonight. i just i'm going to let yod u y have you deserve it.with all right. here, although. r thank you. coming all right. now with house republicans coming together on a new speaker, the gop, they are now moving forward on their most important agenda items. that includes conducting real oversight. hahas your fbi been politicizedo has your department of justice o been weaponized? has the irs been weaponized? but, of course, the mob, the media, they are ramping up their smears against the gop with one co-host of that hard hitting news show, the viewiw, e claiming that republicans are, quote, thugs at workpuat work.. >> wow. that's actually complimentary. take a look.k. republicans like to use about identity politics and they likeo to talk about thugs a lo

. >> it doesn't matter if it is ellis island or any port, it is all rooted in the american dream.o come here when i started hearing rumors it was too cold. my brother got on shorts, it is warm inside, about food not being there, healthy food and snacks are healthy. we need to stop the anxiety. >> ashley: officials say once the tents are cleared, there is nothing illegal about sleeping outside. 40,000 have been bussed to new york city costing the city $1 billion. >> todd: thank you. let us bring in florida congressmam carlos gimenez. great to see you, what do you make of sense of entitlement from migrants in new york? >> it is disappointing and obviously, new york is dealing with a difficult situation, many communitieses are dealing with the same situation as we have. we know 4.5 million encounters and a million and a half gotaways we know of, 6 million more in the united states, a lot go to new york and different places. the sense of entitlement is disappointing. they come here to work, most of them. this is not what happened to me and my parents when we came from cuba 60 years ag

there will also be a ceremony before the current car route cabinet meeting to celebrate the 60 use of ellie's a treaty. and observers have been telling me what you really need is a strong shay of bilateral corporation. for example, an agreement on energy or economic matters to show that these tough times are now behind us. as you well know, french president to men, one that was known to be very close with german chancellor, his predecessor angle america. how would you describe the relationship between math for and all of show today? well, you're right, not call and angle america, we're very close. there are exchanging texts on a constant basis. they were coordinating break, and this close corporation has not been in saw yet. between am i, my call and own are so they are very different and character indeed. you know, nationals is from northern germany. he's known to be rather pragmatic down to earth . com or is in my, my car, he likes big symbols. he likes to show that there is, you know, this strong franco german couple and he likes to hold long speeches. so they're very different. and for no

they will also be a ceremony before the campbell carruth cabinet meeting to celebrate the 60 use of ellie's a treaty. and observers have been telling me what you really need as a strong shay of bilateral corporation. for example, an agreement on energy or economic matters to show that these tough times are now behind us. as you well know, french president and men on their call was known to be very close with the german chancellor, his predecessor angular miracle. how would you describe the relationship between mcfall and all of shots today while you're right in that car and i know america were very close though, exchanging text on a constant basis. they were coordinating very closely and this close corporation has not been installed yet between in my, my current owner shows they are very different in character. indeed, you know, on our shoulders from northern germany, he's known to be rather pragmatic. down to earth. com ray is in my, my car, he likes big symbols. he likes to show that there is, you know, this strong franco, german couple and he likes to hold long speeches. so they're very

tonight, belarusian time, i forgot, their two 1/8 finals will be held by arina smolenka, her rival ellisertens, another match of the regular championship mhl today will dynamo car. our team. she will play away with the leader of the gold division. belarusians from yaroslavl are bad. recall is in the second position of the division. silver owners of the meeting do not know defeat in 12:00 matches in a row, lydia will be able to interrupt by car. we will learn this winning statistics from the live broadcast to belarus 5 internet, which will begin at 18:20. we are going on an unforgettable journey through our country. original well, of course, older. shiy city of the twenties it was called belorusskaya odessa such. yes, in bobruisk we will introduce you to the major interesting and most beautiful cities of belarus. novogrudok castle, or rather , what is left of it is the city’s brand of accurate data on how the ancient structure looked in general, what was in each of the towers today is not, we will show sights and share historical facts, a monument to a knight, in navahrudak reasonable scu

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you're watching and listening to breakfast with ellie and martin. the front pages now on the front page of the times. this morning. attention is dedicated to harry's spilling of secrets in his new memoir , the secrets in his new memoir, the guardian focussed unions attacking rishi sunak's plan sack workers who break strike rules, as well as harry's recent revelation that he was attacked by his brother. revelation that he was attacked by his brother . as with most of by his brother. as with most of the front pages this morning, the front pages this morning, the mail reports on harry's new memoir, including details of his declaration that he killed 25 taliban fighters . pretty taliban fighters. pretty extraordinary. well, time to through the papers now. and joining us morning is radio broadcaster and dj liz kershaw, as well as deputy of spite fraser. my is. good morning to you liz. good morning to you from all joining us. a to go through today. fraser let's start with something really cannot avoid this morning. prince harry's revelations . yes prince

. >> doesn't matter if it's ellis island, any of our ports, it is all rooted in the american dream. you pursue the dream here. when you meet someone walking through, i just had to come here when i started hearing all the rumors about it was too cold. my brother got on shorts. it's warm inside. about the food not being there. you know, healthy food. even the snacks are healthy. we need to stop the anxiety. >> jesse: but, hey, it's no wonder migrants don't want to go anywhere. an employee at a different holtz say it's a free for -- hotel say it's for a free-for-all. >> total chaos. running the program, they allow these people to destroy these rooms. this is not your home. unfortunately the ones that are paying the price is the hotel workers, local union six workers. those guys and ladies endure a lot of disrespect from the migrants. there is some nice migrants, but there's too much alcohol, too much drugs, and too much violence. >> jesse: greg, how do you feel about the migrants' attitude about not wanting to live here or there, especially since we're all paying for it? >> greg: i thi

outside their chancellor relate friday. berlin is dragging its feet when it comes to sending tanks. ellie, i spoke to robert fox and associates fellow at a center for the fence study scans, college, london. he said his thoughts on germany's decision to not send leopard to tongues to ukraine. japanese possession, for all the generosity in quantity had added money and material has been quite ambivalent. it follows the american to the american follow the germans, one foot on the accelerator, one foot on the foot, break there warning about digits of escalation provoking russia. meanwhile, the one person who was really gained out of this is vladimir putin. yeah. so, i mean, ukraine is receiving many other weapons, but 1st ansolaski says quote, there's no alternative but for the west to give you a green heavy tongue. so why is that so important? for ukraine in its defense against russia, you have to turn this on the head. it's really valerie is zillow shanae and had 506 generals, some of whom seemed to have real her genius. but also experience, interestingly not because of the fighting ukrainia

danielle shave dawson, merle miss ellis, great de la chaney. blue on come bizarre from abarc, met bob and a kitchen scooper peskin, and my name is donna breck. ah matter. bob on the left. 111. no ma'am. and you know, i talk no longer. mm hm. right, so you're backing false fuel for the hearing. okay. and the most important thing is your evidence, okay? new than this on the see that sounds like a meal for you, but it depends on the judges to some extent. okay. because some judges are, frankly going to be a bit difficult country and some are not, that is not respected as a bit of a luxury. okay. the, the thing that i could do that i could use for that one up for me if i'm wrong, the one homework history on because i was in boston, i'm going to turn the the call from, you know, the answer to your question. it won't affect your family because your parents, your case. okay. i mean to say it was difficulty. that particular you have a procedure. and however, if you win and if the home office then grow, you refugee status, your wife and children, i'm to

amanda say we're bringing jason a compet, donia journalist and ellie. hello, jason. one more. can you tell us i can tell you that the shooting happened at a lunar new year celebration, actually after a lunar new year celebration in the los angeles area in los angeles county. monterey park is the name of the city which is about 10 minutes. do east of downtown l a. i can also tell you that that number the dental has climb from 9 to 10 and it looks like we also have 10 wounded as well. the shooting apparently happened in a ball room where there was a, an after party, and the suspect or suspects are still on the run. ok, now if we know anything about this aspect, and the motive is a name on that, there's no, not at this time it happened late saturday night here. and this morning, the authorities are all over in canvas in the area right now the, that part of town in monterey park where the shooting happened. there's multiple set up with bodies and bags on the floor. suspect like i said, still on the run. ok, jason, come but don't. yeah, journalist and ali, thank you. and you are up

bill hi ellie and nicholas.s ago, both of them back then. would be in the then. harry would be in the tower and jenny says, how are you? the furthest thing away from royalty. an officer and a gentleman . you are a disgrace . gentleman. you are a disgrace. and sally, who would want to be friends of prince harry? you never know what he might say about moments? he's about intimate moments? he's going up being very going to end up being very lonely, man . yes, indeed. and lonely, man. yes, indeed. and charlene says this harry is foolishly digging own hole to disappear into . it should disappear into. it should quietly be stripped of all his royal titles in an extreme measure to douse his flames, he's lucky he's not in the tower of london for treason. yeah, lots of thoughts about the tower of london. stay with us. more on prince harry next. looking ahead to, today's weather and the uk is looking to be blustery with a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers . let's take a look heavy showers. let's take a look at the

a man has been arrested on suspicion of the death of ellie edwards.icion of murder and suspicion of assistant with the murder. both have been taken into question. a total of five people have been arrested in connection with the shooting. eight tori minister has been suspended after comparing the covert vaccine to the holocaust. 0ur health and disinformation which is here gave this update. disinformation which is here gave this update-— disinformation which is here gave this u date. �* �* . , ., this update. andrew bridge and began the pandemic— this update. andrew bridge and began the pandemic would _ this update. andrew bridge and began the pandemic would concerns - this update. andrew bridge and began the pandemic would concerns about i the pandemic would concerns about lockdown. he prays the vaccine roll—out and encourage other people to get out and get a job after he had his. we have seen a shift over the past few months where he has moved to sort of baseless claims about the safety and effectiveness of vaccines. we have seen that in the last few

the findings being that today are moving up quickly, like the ellis island generation. but upward mobility takes more than one generation. the idea that the children of immigrants achieved success and not at the expense of the us born. what can we do with this? well, one thing is clear to us. our immigration system does not need to immigrants based on their wealth or their level of education. we do not need to move to a canadian style point. rather, if we're willing to plan with the future in mind and take long view, we can continue to immigrants from poor countries who can do many of jobs that we need in agriculture, in services, with confidence that the american economy allow their children to rise. it's happened before and we are seeing it in the data happening now. is it possible in our current polarized environment to make changes that we need to immigration system? it may seem wildly optimistic to imagine that today's politics can create anything looks like consensus, but we are heartened by the fact that when we released earlier versions, these studies that are n

close is ellie police are describing it as a tender attack and see the suspected gunman has been killed. this is the deadliest attack when his valley than yours. it follows a deadly reed in the west bank by its randy troops who said they were targeting militants planning and attack channel nathaniel. so call discovering the story for us from jerusalem a little earlier, i asked him what more he could tell us about the shooting. i can tell you that the dia, this is the suspect, who was a kid by the police is a east jerusalem resident. and then he went to with the site which is also here in east jerusalem, where he opened fire. he got out of his car. he opened fire at people who were just coming out of the synagogue. we know that this 7, those were kill it to our women. and 3 others are now in the hospital. the police were in the area because of earlier friction and they were deployed and then they opened fire and they killed him. we also know that the police later on reached the home of the perpetrator and they arrested both his parents. and later on, nathaniel, the prime minister came to

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