is, that is where the security gate is, that heavy, iron security gate.ne into. but, we're hearing that one arrest has been and no injuries after the car collided with the gate. now, just to the foreground of those pictures that you are seeing, to the right, is where the houses of parliament are situated. so, it gives you an idea as to the sort of geography of that whole area. of course, heavy security in that central district of westminster, between downing street and westminster and the houses of parliament. the regular shuttling between the prime ministeroffice and residence to the houses of parliament. and of course, down whitehall. all the government office buildings. clearly, it is downing street that is the centre of what has happened here, it is very much in it's early stages, early minutes, but no injuries. worth repeating, no injuries, but one arrest. that is after a car has collided with a gate there, the gate at downing street. those are the early details, the first details coming to us from the police itself. of course, the nature of what we

and whether from collided with those gates and whetherfrom more collided with those gates and whethereds to be beefed up in this postcode. hick. be beefed up in this postcode. nick, sta there. be beefed up in this postcode. nick, stay there- i — be beefed up in this postcode. nick, stay there. i know _ be beefed up in this postcode. nick, stay there. i know you _ be beefed up in this postcode. nick, stay there. i know you are _ be beefed up in this postcode. nick, stay there. i know you are very close to that white car, just to explain to any of your is joining us, we have been getting details over the last little while over the arrest after that car that you see to the left of your picture going into the gates on the right—hand side, the picture of the incident itself. one arrest, police seen a man arrested at the scene on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. a return to nick and a moment or two, but i want to bring and, as we continue to watch these pictures, matthew is a communications adviser to a labour and he who is on one of the roofs looking over westminster and

gates very much intact, anyone who's been through those gates, nick describing it as — huge gates there pictures to make out if indeed it has crunched into the gates, but behind the gates you now have another ramp that comes up and down as the prime minister cosmic car... and other layer of security at downing street there, you have armed police inside those gates, we saw only the last little while some of those armed officers moving towards the tail end officers moving towards the tail end of the security alert, but those are the levels of security at downing street, we know the prime minister was there at the time inside number ten, and subsequently he's left, no word from the number ten spokesman in terms of anything related to this incident or the prime minister pleasant thoughts, but confirmation he was there when this happened, and as we get to the tail end of the programme, we can see the vehicles moving in both directions there at whitehall, so the security alert itself has come to an end, but certainly a large number of questions about how this actually happened, and of course

but obviously it was notjust individual gates,it obviously it was notjust individual gates, it was anat could have been? could have been hacked perhaps? or what could it have been? there obviously is _ what could it have been? there obviously is an _ what could it have been? there obviously is an interface - what could it have been? there i obviously is an interface between the e—gates that are installed at the e—gates that are installed at the airport and home office systems, because everybody who comes into the country, whether via an e—gate or via an officer has to be thoroughly checked against systems. i can only assume that there was some connectivity issue between the e—gates and the home office systems. i obviously can't go into details about what those systems might be. but clearly security at the border is paramount and we cannot let anybody through the border unless they have been properly checked, even though vilhete 99.99% is perfectly genuine, we can't afford to take that risk. the alternative fallback strategy is to push everybody through the manual controls where office

the gate about the gate on towards on treat street. sure the gate on treat street is like the one that is currently on 22nd street. it's a chain link fence. um and what we have been able to do. occasionally. is daisy chain. the existing lock, which we do not have a key to with a lock that we do have a key to. it's a very simple technology that i have not mastered. ah my colleagues have and this is allowed us to access the parcel. from that side. it only works if that luck. is. on the lasted, which isn't always the case, and that is how we've gained access. and. yeah for many years, but i think what is important to point out is that the pattern of use and access is very much that of it of a neighborhood. there's a neighborhood patterns and habits that are set into place, and until recently that gate was often left open, as was the 22nd street gate. i've lived in the neighborhood since 2004. and by and large for the last i mean, until very recently, you would walk down 22nd street, the gate would be open. and no. one find anything of it.

gates. >> that russian bridge player declined to comment on gates and said she didn't know who epsteinnnot verify the claims of the journal's reporting. a spokesman for gates told cnn this as well, quote mr. gates never had any financial dealings with epstein as bill said before. the it was a mistake to have ever met him. here's what gates told our colleague anderson cooper back in 2021. >> i had several dinners with him, you know, hoping that what he said about getting billions of fphilanthropy for global health through contacts that he had might emerge. the when it looked like that wasn't a real thing, that relationship ended. but it was a huge mistake to spend time with him, to give him the credibility. >> joining us now is one of "the wall street journal" reporters who broke this story. fascinating. will really important reporting. there have been so many questions about what the relationship was between bill gates and jeffrey epstein, how deep did it go and what maintained it, if you could call it that. so, to be clear to our viewers, your reporting is that epstein was trying to b

this is one of the worst outages concerning the e—gates system.n we have seen the odd outage, it has been for two or three hours and fixed fairly quickly, the timing of this disruption couldn't be worse, the start of a busy bank holiday weekend. the home office have been saying that they have been trying to fix this problem as a matter of urgency, but when i asked them exactly what the problem is that they're trying to fix, they said it was too sensitive to say. indicates also stopped working in paris. it has been a miserable day for tens of thousands of passengers stuck in endless cues. i've been speaking to tony smith, a former director general of the uk border force, about the scale of the problem. it's very unusual in my experience. we have had outages at individual terminals and individual ports of entry in the past, but a systemic ooutage of this scale and for this long is really unusual. you heard our correspondent earlier, how they asked the home office what it is about, and they said it was too sensitive to tell you any more. but obviousl

the first level is the crash gates which are brought out for protests, then the wrought iron gates whichar has gone into, then there are third levels of security inside downing street to ensure nobody can get up the road itself. so this car has got past that first level of security, and of course that will raise questions about security. no crucially at the moment we do not have any information on the motive or why this has taken place. of course that is obvious he what police are trying to look at at the moment, but a clue to the way the investigations are going is that statement from the met police that we had in the last half hour or so — crucially they say the incident is being dealt with by local officers in westminster and isn't currently being treated as terror related. so that does give us a sense of where the investigation is going, but as i say, nothing has officially been released on the investigation. we've been hearing from eyewitnesses at the time — one particular witness, simon perry, said he heard a bang and saw police appointing taser guns at the man. he said there were

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this is one of the worst outages concerning the e—gates system. odd outage, it has been for two or three hours and fixed fairly quickly, but already we are seeing the scale of this particular outage. the timing of this disruption couldn't be worse, the start of the busy bank holiday weekend and for many the spring half term. the home office have been saying that they have been trying to fix this problem as a matter of urgency, but when i asked them exactly what the problem is that they're trying to fix, they said it was too sensitive to say. it is now nearly five to three, we landed at five to 12. three hours waiting. an absolute nightmare. wayne finally made it and is on his way home. but this was luton airport, this afternoon still packed and this was bristol. the home office says that the idea she has now been resolved. i've been speaking to tony smith, a former director general of the uk border force, about the scale of the problem. very unusual in my experience. we have had outages at individual terminals and individual ports of entry in the

mermar ocean entrance gate and mermore monterey gates were dupe indicates. the mermar ocean entrance gates along with the 128 street lamps no longer exist victims of modern upgrades and increase in traffic. next slide. >> this is a great old photo of a construction photo in forest and it from a 1916 brochure showing the entrance gates as they are being constructed. >> and this is from the elevated photo of the period of time crossing at the entrance gates located at mermar and monterey boulevard. pictured here is upon one of the 2 vaulted portals with the comfortablead raw iron grill and lamps above. you see the lamps are mounted at the top of the connected pill arts at each portal in 2003 the westward park association received a grant from city beautiful. the west wood park association contributed to the cost restoration of 50 thousand dollars. next. this is an example one of the 4 surviving 43 standing west wood park pillar. 4 still exist. one at judson and one on flood and frita way and 2 at miramar and ocean avenue. and next. that's a quick summary i tha

we lock the gate. 29 years in power and the anc can't keep the lights on. biggest and richest game in football, coventry city face luton town at wembley stadium this afternoon in a championship play—off final with the winner going up to the english premier league. live now to fans of both clubs ahead of the game before they make the trip to wembley. thank you to both of you forjoining me. i have george, who is a fan of luton town, and hannah who supports coventry. george, what has this season been like for you? you have had a change of manager, but here you are. it had a change of manager, but here ou are. . , , . , you are. it has been incredible. one ofthe you are. it has been incredible. one of the things — you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that _ you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that stood _ you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that stood out - you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that stood out was - you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that stood out was we | of the things th

the gates as part of what they call their flag day march. and here you are seeing inside the old city in front of what is really is referred to as the wailing wall. you're seeing the crowds there and was dr. barton booty is the secretary general of the policy and national initiative. i spoke to him just a short while ago and he believes is really ministers participating in this march will only further escalate tensions. the 2nd most important administer smart that it is bought. it is a big thing and he, he's, he, us, he started yesterday a by declaring that he wants to fill the list, the bank with half a 1000000, another a legal settlers. and he is repeating what he said before that he wants to fill the west bank with a legal set let's so the police didn't use wouldn't lose hope to have a state on that on. and they wouldn't have one or 3 choices either to immigrate would accept a life of subjugation to. is there any fascism or by that's what he said about. that's not the news. most of it, it's been via that the other ministers and this is re

a home office source says e—gates are now starting to come back on — after long delays for some passengerslling to the uk. i'm live at london heathrow, one of many uk airports affected. at both here and gatwick, the royal navy has stepped in to support the border force system. it's the final day of campaigning in turkey ahead of one of the country's most divisive presidential elections. i'm anna foster, live in istanbul. with just hours left before the polls open, both contenders have been trying their hardest to win over the last looters and bead to�*s new president. in the uk, the post office apologises for using racist language to describe sub—postmasters who were being wrongly investigated as part of the horizon computer scandal. itv says it investigated rumours of a relationship between presenter phillip schofield and a younger employee in 2020 — but both repeatedly denied it. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. we will start with the latest on those delays getting into the uk at passport control. a home office source has told the bbc that uk border force e—gates are now starting to come b

mermar ocean entrance gate and mermore monterey gates were dupe indicates. the mermar ocean entrance gates along with the 128 street lamps no longer exist victims of modern upgrades and increase in traffic. next slide. >> this is a great old photo of a construction photo in forest and it from a 1916 brochure showing the entrance gates as they are being constructed. >> and this is from the elevated photo of the period of time crossing at the entrance gates located at mermar and monterey boulevard. pictured here is upon one of the 2 vaulted portals with the comfortablead raw iron grill and lamps above. you see the lamps are mounted at the top of the connected pill arts at each portal in 2003 the westward park association received a grant from city beautiful. the west wood park association contributed to the cost restoration of 50 thousand dollars. next. this is an example one of the 4 surviving 43 standing west wood park pillar. 4 still exist. one at judson and one on flood and frita way and 2 at miramar and ocean avenue. and next. that's a quick summary i tha

and they are welcoming gates. they have beautiful art like the mayor said. being able to come up with those designs and the making that happen and out. i don't know the material but -- that is manage that is beautiful. and something we ped to cell brachlt i want to say i appreciate having the opportunity to have a station 49. i want to say happy national ems week. it important we celebrate all of our emergency medical service workers. at the end of the day they dot most important things you do in providing service this is save living i want to honor them and thank you for coming out to celebrate the beautiful art. everyone has been thanked and acknowledged. i appreciate all of you, welcome to the beautiful district 10, we want to do everything we can to support the work of our departments naneed us. and the folks who save live and thes folk who is make our city beautiful with art. thank you, so much. [applause]. i forgot but now i have the opportunity and pleasure of introducing the chief of the fire department, chief nicholson. >> all right. thank you, i wi

these snow-white gates are larger, where they resemble the gates of a fortress and you just look at what jagged towers crown them. our misprints belonged to a lumberjack, this is our famous tycoon where did this name come from, we have preserved, as it were, three residents. well, two such more solid ones are here, and when the property belonged to the sapieha, they were very fond of hunting and they had large packs of dogs. there was a young prince here he liked to hunt. he hunted in the surrounding hands, fields, forests, and that's where the name came from, a dog, and a dog - i suppose this is a dog, you can listen to local legends endlessly, but i'm also interested in learning about the old peskov gate. if you look closely, it is all in some interesting patterns, here are halberd crosses. and here you can see beautiful turrets and niches , a real work of architectural art. and here we are on the right. uh, in this tower there was a spiral staircase on which you could climb up and through these small gaps of the hospital could be observed over the territory. after leo sapieha , the sa

newman was shot in the back as he turned away from the gate some ten feet from the gate?ell to the ground on his back? >> that is correct. >> and then he was shot a second time, landing in this death position and those ones to the hand lined up perfectly? >> line up perfectly. >> the big mystery that, according to prosecutors was, why. why would joseph campbell have shot him in cold blood? well. do you remember that video of campbell taken by a hunting party in 2008? prosecutors played it for the jury, to show that campbell was not afraid to confront. and chase of anyone who prepared to cross his property. even when he was on outnumbered. >> you can see on the video he was not afraid of those hundreds. so to accept his story that he was terrified of tim newman? a man? a neighbor of his seems to not be plausible. >> they also cited another incident. >> your relationship with campbell, how would you describe that relationship? >> one word, miserable. >> and he looked up at me and he said, i don't know who you are mr. but you are trespassing. and i don't ever want to see you

somehow i opened the gate. i watch her calmly walk to her gate. come back with an empty cart.asyev's vote, what are you doing here? she 's like this, i listen to everyone. everything that tatyana afanasievna says for me somehow turns out to be somehow logical, as a response. it's just one little person fighting the hell out of the whole thing. brownie of this community. well, she's not evil. they gave you money for the fence. why didn't you put up a fence? i'm going now , i'm talking to you for you. there has never been a fence in my life. you have citizens, a cow, there were sheds. yes, what kind of fence was it, what kind of fence did you have? no? he broke the fence no, very cunning, a granny who knows how to hold on and has already brought everyone to the spacious grounds, too , you don’t exist anywhere there, so you all take out to the neighbors and garbage and feces and everything in the world of your outpost dry closets. she pours out of his mountain. but these are all the most normal citizen, how can we talk to you? after that, you, tatyana afanasyevna, another neighbo

the spectator faces the charmingly famous youth theater at the nikitsky gates.e captain. this means that igor is our star and the backbone of the theatre, because there is not one, loud premiere and not a single big holiday. this artist cannot do without this person, who can play from a young naive youth, and to the actual governor of wise experience. e elderly person. actually. yes , igor - this is just our irreplaceable horse. except for the nikitsky gate women's theater so dovzhenko's studio won't pretend that we don't know each other alexandra , hello, mikhail the fact is that i actually go to this studio in my free time. for many years, for many, many years, and mikhail has been leading there. so, a scary intellectual quiz. we play. there he plays with different complexes in the team that won the last season won pro season. it's true, it means that i prepared it there, which means that there are a couple of people who will come up to us as editors and producers at the end. i give you the opportunity at the end to ask us all a question about with great pleas

you see, there you meet such a passageway, and it was an exit gate. and here are the guard rooms on one side of the other in due time. during the uprising of 1863. she suffered and this opening was laid with bricks, used for household purposes, the allowances of the voitsekhs of the nodal were compared in ancient times with the phrygian king midas, who, according to legend , turned into gold. everything that any business touched like that, the undertaking of the wojciech gave. an invariably profitable result, for example, here in the sands, the alcohol plant he created successfully worked. this is the cellar of those times still paslovsky here. i think that stored uh alcohol, which or some alcohol products, because the distillery itself. he worked, not all year round. he worked from well and back through the month of april. that's for this period. uh, she worked at a distillery. five people. they were chasing. here is a certain amount of alcoholic beverages. and then the distillery was already resting, and they used their, say, alcoholic drinks, since

it will affect travellers who are able to use automatic e—gates when they come in.way into the country but they will have to be checked manually. it also affects people from the european union, and also switzerland. it affects travellers from canada japan, new zealand, singapore, south korea and the united states. it's not affecting everyone but from a wide range of international locations. some reactions from the public... unacceptable chaos, which he describes as increasingly usual. at heathrow terminal two. here are some pictures. followed by the words poon pictures. followed by the words poor, poor... landing at terminal five,, he says this is a national e—gates outage. that is his experience. this is the situation at luton. he gets down at luton airport, two hours wait at the border. described as hell. this is the home office statement... we are trying to get more reaction to this from different airports and locations across the country. we are pushing the home office for more information. let's talk now to paul charles, chief executive of the pc agency, a trav

spent my childhood in golden gate and proud to be on the board of the gardens of golden gate park the strategic plan has been developed and so much care gone to it and as a parent i'm raising 2 kids now. i'm deeply excite when this plan monies for youth education in our city. our kids need what this plan has to offer. plan is comprehensive and gives kid a gold mine of green education. etch essential to raising our citizens here in san francisco. and it monopolied out exact low how our new merged garden golden gate park will make this city shine. thank you. thank you. no further comments public comment is closed. why commissioners. why commissioner hallisy. joe and steph no were here to present in front of operation's committee. prescription's committee was fully behind both of you this day. now if we forward third degree to consent neither one of you would be here today. but we wanted all of the commissioners to hear the great things that you are behind and how hard you are work. and that is why we put it on the general calendar. so it is unable work that you do. a pol joes because yo

the golden gate bridge, 86 years old tomorrow. ama: sea otters could make a huge return to the bay area sonoma coast. according to this san francisco chronicle, local politicians are considering bringing the animals back to the habitat. they would be really reintroduced through local coastal programs. see urchins damage hundreds of miles of sonoma's coast this past decade. sea otters eat see your chins which leaders believe will restore balance if they return. they region during the 1800s. several couples got a special wedding backdrop today. they tied the knot at the summit of mount diablo. ceremonies there only happened twice a year for a handful of couples. it's one of the highest points in the bay area. >> it's a beautiful venue. it's a state park. it turned out to be our venue. i 100%, being able to look out and see the scenery. no matter what, it will be a big point in our lives. >> i feel so fortunate to be able to have this opportunity and take advantage of it. ama: this couple says despite the clouds and cool weather, it

as you all know, robert gates served as u.s. secretary of defense from december 2006 in the bush 43 administration. and he continued his service through july 2011 into the obama administration. he's been awarded the national security medal, the presidential citizen's, and has twice received the national distinguished service medal. secretary gates also completed three miller center oral history interviews. and for that, we are so grateful the one person who is not here today is other coeditor of this book. this book is co-edited by barbara perry russell riley and mike nelson. mike is a professor at college in tennessee. he had planned to be with us today, but an ice storm is moving through tennessee and for his safety and and to keep logistical complications to a minimum, mike has decided to stay home. but mike, if you're out there watching, which we hope and think you are. thank you for all of the work. you do. he is also a senior fellow here at the miller center. so with that over to you, barbara. great. thank you so much, bil

remind me more of a fortress gate.t look at the jagged towers that crown them. our guardians, she belonged to the forest pedd. this is our famous tycoon. where did this name come from? we have preserved, as it were , three legends, but two are more solid here, and when the property belonged to two sapiehas, they loved hunting very much and they had large packs of dogs there was a young prince . here he liked to hunt. he hunted in the surrounding hands, fields, forests, and this is where it came from. the name is a dog, and a dog - i think it's a dog, local legends can be listened to endlessly, but i'm also interested in learning about the old peskov gate. if you look closely, it is all in some interesting patterns, here are halberd crosses. and here you can see beautiful turrets and niches, a real work of architectural art. and here , on our right, in this tower, there was a spiral staircase, which you could go upstairs and through these small gaps in the hospital you could observe the territory. after lev sapieha, the

a security gate is also now in place at that store. and the store says that an alarm will go off if that gate is pushed. and if the register's you can see them there on the left and right, they actually have gates there as well at the checkout line, a longer barriers also in place to guide customers toward the exit. >> definitely adjustment. seeing the new security precautions. but i shop at the store often and i've seen many >> people shoplifting here. >> all the time. and it's not just that they current that the homeless is. >> regular everyday people. >> councilmember pam foley, who represents this district in san jose says that she supports the new security measures. >> it's 8.11 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning ne s, one of the 3 men charged in the freeway shooting that killed one year-old jasper. wu is not going to stand trial for murder. we'll tell you why. >> napa might be famous for ryan, but over the next 3 days into the famous for music and festivities. >> i'm will tran at bottle ro >> 8.14, and coinciding with the wee

the golden gate bridge, 86 years old tomorrow.otters could make a huge return to the bay area sonoma coast. according to this san francisco chronicle, local politicians are considering bringing the animals back to the habitat. they would be really reintroduced through local coastal programs. see urchins damage hundreds of miles of sonoma's coast this past decade. sea otters eat see your chins which leaders believe will restore balance if they return. they region during the 1800s. several couples got a special wedding backdrop today. they tied the knot at the summit of mount diablo. ceremonies there only happened twice a year for a handful of couples. it's one of the highest points in the bay area. >> it's a beautiful venue. it's a state park. it turned out to be our venue. i 100%, being able to look out and see the scenery. no matter what, it will be a big point in our lives. >> i feel so fortunate to be able to have this opportunity and take advantage of it. ama: this couple says despite the clouds and cool weather, it still turn

golden gate band is the oldest music organization in san francisco.e public concerts in the park since 1883. >> a nice crowd on hand in golden gate park. that's a heck of a mother's day celebration. beautiful. thanks very much for joining us. "nightly news" coming up next. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight new reporting from the southern border where the number of migrants crossing has plummeted but the rush last week is now straining cities across the u.s. migrants are sleeping on the streets in el paso

andrew and bill gates. bill bill clinton and trump. i mean, this man was very well connected at the same time when the web is done an amazing job with her books, one nation under blackmail describing how much this world of finance potentially money laundering. because that's, that's one of the major things that he see that i've seen seems to been involved with when he was helping a lot of these awful people with basically escaping taxes. and then you have the world of sex, right? high, high powered people that, that want access to young women in this case, in some cases under age. we don't know, obviously specifically in every case, but epstein certainly was trafficking them as well. so he's essentially of a pen who's has his amazing web and all the indications are that he even bragged some points about being connected. the c i a are actually working with c i. but the point is that he is, has every indication of being part of the intelligence world. massage, c i a, perhaps f, b i, as an informant, someone who basically is too well conn

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there are places to seat golden gate bridge it is amazing. businesses are all small mom and pop businesses. houses get passed down generation to generation. it has a small town feel but you know you are in a big city at the same time. it's got a unique flavor i don't see in other neighborhoods j. it is about being inclusive we are inclusive and welcome the communities, anybody should feel welcome and belong here and shop local, eat local. we believe that with that support and that network it come in full circle. it is passing on kinds knows. that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond. [music] television. >> in 1948 swensen's ice cream used to make ice cream in the navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and diane one of the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but s

well, yes, venya strangle me the gate, the empty gate is empty and the ball flies into the net, what happened now? what happened now? explain to me where kolos ran away harm numbers equal on the scoreboard, where did you run, what happened? in the end not that i won't say i didn't have the strength. it seems to me that today we had a little more strength, but we lacked the experience that the brest club has. they have more experienced older guys, and they survived and were able to take the ball of the referee, the player's mistake, that he gave a bad pass plus. uh, his goalkeeper ran on time, maybe on time, maybe not on time, so here, with the course of circumstances , the judges are here at this moment, as if it had nothing to do with the national championship and the season for both clubs does not end. ahead of the final stages of the all-league handball, which will be held in early june in st. petersburg, ska-minsk plays against the chekhov bears, and the rivals have perm bears in the bags the winners of the two meetings of the gold tournament, who lost the remake of the final of

these snow-white gates are larger where they resemble the gates of a fortress and you only see what battlementshem. our misspellings, she belonged to the forest practitioner. this is our famous tycoon. where did this name come from, we have preserved, as it were, three legends. well, two such more solid ones here, when the property belonged to guardians, they were very fond of hunting and they had large packs of dogs were a young prince. naturally, he loved to hunt. he hunted in the surrounding meadows, fields, forests, and this is where the name dog came from, and a dog is a dog, i suppose. local legends. you can listen endlessly, but i'm just as interested to learn about the old peskovskaya brama. if you look closely, it is all in some interesting patterns. there are halberd crosses. and here you can see beautiful turrets and niches, a real work of architectural art. and here , on our right, in this tower, there was a spiral staircase, which you could go upstairs and through these small gaps in the hospital you could observe the territory. after leo sapieha, the sands were owned by the aristo

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the golden gate bridge, yes. almost certainly that waldo grade approaching the bridge but not widespread other than that. just kind of the classic we're waking up and it's may. and it's may gray. and it's 52 degrees in san francisco. san jose, you have got relatively clear skies. at least you are not looking at that much of the oppressive low grade. and the numbers in san jose right now, mid 50s pretty much that way temperature-wise wherever you go. and if we take a look at how widespread the clouds are now, what way really care about is where's this fog on the roadway we're watching the north bay for that. santa rosa your number is down to one. you are the only place that's like that and that one is telling you that you can see one mile down the road. everybody else a ten. daytime highs today. san jose mid 70s but everybody coming up in a few minutes. for now let's get over to gianna and see what is going on on the drive. >>> yeah, you can see the golden gate bridge some of it, darren, as you mentioned we're dea

they refused comments on gates. a spokeswoman for gates told the "wall street journal" mr.epstein for philanthropic purposes have failed to beyond gates to these matters and tried to leverage a past relationship to threaten mr. gates. it gives us insight into how epstein operated soured, he could turn against people. dana. >> dana: thank you. >> bret: the idaho murders, brian kohberger, the suspect facing a number of different charges getting arraigned today. four counts of first degree murder. felony burglary. he faces is possible sentence if found guilty death penalty and life in prison for the four folks you are looking at there. nancy grace is the host of crime stories on fox nation. good morning, nancy. today is the arraignment. what technically happens? >> thank you for invading me. typically in an arraignment, i've handled thousands of felony arraignments, the defendant will be brought into the courtroom. his lawyer or lawyers will be with him. his name will be called out. he will approach the podium and enter a plea of guilty or not guilty. i don't think there is mu

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and instead they focused on this red herring called russia gate. the long and short of it is the epi, i, in other intelligence agencies, including the c, i, a, acted in very political fashion, very biased fashion towards the democratic party and against trump, and conducting these investigations. they should be held to account for this of the washington post and the new york times they receive public surprises for that coverage of the russian gate scandal. now the whole story has been to buttons. why do you think those outlets are still holding onto that? pull it says they can't really be so proud of them anymore showing well, look, i think those outlets have very little shame. they also lie to send to the rock or the new york times. most blakely through their former reporter judith miller, who was nothing but a conduit for those lies about weapons of mass destruction in the rock. uh, you know, there used to live uh, particularly about issues relating to warranties. there shameless about it, i'm not surprised that they will hold on to those culture

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the gates open at 4:30 and the show starts at 6:30. >> you just have to be prepared. look at the rules in advance parking, the clear bag so you don't like have to get turned away at the gate got to be prepared >> our thanks for that report. you know, taylor's been hopping around since march from city to city but this one, when it comes to met life, new jersey, connecticut, the largest official seating capacity, right? >> it feels like a super bowl concert happening this weekend best of luck, and congratulations to all those who are going to go see it >>> it was a day of smiles at a children's hospital in kentucky. a friendly neighborhood spiderman decided to stop by for a surprise visit and children waved hello while their windows were washed. one credits spiderman for fueling his positivity each day as he relear >>> right now at 5:00, the search for a gunman intensifies overnight. the new details we're learning about a deadly shooting in the east bay. >> and marking two years