on behalf of, my boss, supervisor mandelman, we'd like to thank the gilbert baker foundation and gilbert baker foundation board chair charlie beal for expressing interest in the landmark designation of gilbert baker's rainbow flag installation at harvey milk plaza, of course, moses caret from planning for conducting all the wonderful preliminary, interviews and preparing this report, deputy city attorney andrea ruiz esquide for preparing this legislation before you, and the dozens of community organizations and lgbt leaders who are many who are behind me and many who are not here, for providing letters of support and expressing their enthusiasm for this project. on behalf of the supervisor, we kindly ask for your positive recommendation. thank you so much. thank you. all right. at this time, we'll take public comment. if you're interested in providing public comment on this item, please line up on the screen side of the room. we will take public comment from the hearing room first, and then move on to our reasonable accommodation, whoever is ready to provide their public comment, please

bath final up against dave gilbert. both into this stage _ final up against dave gilbert.stage before. four each is a fair result from the first session of play. both looked edgy, completely understandable. both will be happy with their day's work and they will both work to make a great start to the second session tomorrow morning. start to the second session tomorrow morninu. ,, ., ._ , i. ., morning. steve, always your reading ofthe morning. steve, always your reading of the opening _ morning. steve, always your reading of the opening session? _ morning. steve, always your reading of the opening session? the - morning. steve, always your reading of the opening session? the that i of the opening session? the that even though _ of the opening session? the that even though they _ of the opening session? the that even though they did _ of the opening session? the that even though they did have i of the opening session? the that even though they did have that l even though they did have that moment— even though they did have that moment of edginess, as sean talked about, _ mo

. >> we live in gilbert, arizona. it is a bedroo community.ht that would happen to my son. letting him go have a burger with friends at dinner time. i did not think that would be unsafe. stephanie: it turns out the teen who assaulted connor was part of a group who called itself “the gilbert goons.” >> there's videos of him fighting people all over the internet. stephanie: the group members were known for posting videos of each other flashing guns, ganging up on teens, and street racing. examples of teen violence span social media and the country. from missouri where a 15-year , old girl attacked another teen, landing her in the icu, to stockton california, where a , group of teens filmed the beating and robbing of an eight-year-old. the violence by the gilbert goons, which of the recorded went by law enforcement for the better part of a year culminated , in the death of 16-year old preston lord last while a group october. of attackers pummeled him, some teens called 911, while others stood by, recording on their phones. >> why do you have 40 k

doctor gilbert, you are joining us though from terms o in norway. what are your colleagues telling you about the situation at the hospitals in the north, at the gaza strip like allowed on come on. odd one as well. uh, i think the more around who we just heard the voice of uh, he's describing the situation in a very precise medical way. this is an unprecedented attack on disability on health care. um the allowed the hospital is located in of refugee camp. it has been bravely receiving patients since the 7th of october, and the staff has been extremely brave in order to have been in the way that they have tried to, you know, manage the situation with liter medicine, drugs and medical supplies. now they are storing the seats and the last report, they told me they were without any water for the remaining 14 patients and some 6 or 7 stuff. so they remains 14 patients in a lot of hospital. it is completely without medical supplies, it's without water. i need this, i'm surrounded by these right in the orientation of forces. and this is only one of many exa

david gilbert is up against kyren wilson in the other semi.ugh few years on tour, wasn't feeling very motivated about qualifying for the crucible but he's made it through to the last four. he's lost the first frame here, though, still a long way to go — it's the first to 17 frames. these are live pictures. you can also follow it on iplayer and on bbc sport. the second frame of 33 possible, wilson has a slender lead. gilbert is on the table and amongst the balls. they are down to a single table at the crucible. so, all eyes on this first of the two semifinals. american boxer ryan garcia has denied he has taken performance—enhancing drugs after reportedly failing two voluntary anti—doping association tests. the tests were surrounding his win against compatriot devin haney which he won on points in april. vada has not confirmed the reports but haney has also made a statement condemning garcia. new nfl recruit travis clayton insists he's not nervous about flying out tojoin his new team having been selected in the seventh round of the league's draf

it would be karen wilson or dave gilbert. you can follow the snooker across the bbc.ped from leaving peckham to take migrants to a detention centre. as victor simon jones. what happened here? this a detention centre. as victor simon jones. what happened here? this is a re jones. what happened here? this is a pretty fast-moving — jones. what happened here? this is a pretty fast-moving situation. - jones. what happened here? this is a pretty fast-moving situation. this - pretty fast—moving situation. this is the coach turned up to take a group of migrants from here in south—east london to the bb stockholm barge. it was surrounded by protesters and police are now backin by protesters and police are now back in control of the situation. you can see some of the lease here. but what happened after that was it some protester started sitting on the road. you can see that the police are trying to remove the coach away from the area. nobody is on it as far as we are aware. over there, you have got some of the protesters and the police who are trying to remove the protesters fro

and david gilbert is 10—6 up against stephen maguire.nched a fight back. a break of 7a in the final frame of tuesday's session gives the glaswegian hope. jofra archer has been recalled to the england squad for the first time in a year — for the defence of their t20 world cup title injune. the 29—year—old hasn't played top level cricket since last may, due to a recurring elbow injury, with fellow fast bowler chrisjordan also recalled. the tournament has been expanded to 20 teams for the first time, with england in a group with scotland, australia, namibia and 0man. he is that bowler who is so special, you do everything you can to try to get him and taking the longer road this time but as always with jofra comments fingers crossed into the lives there playing. once in the really good tap in the really good japanese don't quite believe it until he is tracking well at the moment and when he gets to that pakistan series and how he keeps going to their and we're doing everything we can and he is in a good spot. there are nine water based sport

and he did ut dave gilbert, he stood up to it.fterwards. , , , ., , afterwards. the third session broke the back of the _ afterwards. the third session broke the back of the match, _ afterwards. the third session broke the back of the match, he - afterwards. the third session broke the back of the match, he was - afterwards. the third session broke l the back of the match, he was always up the back of the match, he was always up against _ the back of the match, he was always up against it. he just needed to fire and — up against it. he just needed to fire and he _ up against it. he just needed to fire and he never really did from session— fire and he never really did from session three. he was never scoring heavin— session three. he was never scoring heavity and — session three. he was never scoring heavily and putting him under pressure _ heavily and putting him under pressure. but the clearance to win and get _ pressure. but the clearance to win and get over the line was fantastic from _ and get over the line was fantastic from

kyren wilson made it a comfortable 17—11 win over david gilbert, as he reached his second snooker worldopened up a 14—10 advantage, then continued in today's concluding session. the world number 12 will now face jakjones or the 2015 champion stuart bingham in the final. hazel irvine is with two former champions, shaun murphy and john parrott. our first finalist in this year's 2024 cazoo world championship is kyren wilson, the warrior battled through against dave gilbert today. how did he get it done, shaun murphy? great technique, great belief. got to the final here a couple of years ago and he will have learnt so much about himself in the years gone by since then. his technique, the foundation of his game, when he was put under pressure by the crucible theatre let alone dave gilbert, he stood up to it. and he did put him under pressure, winning the first frame of their opening session this afternoon, but that was it, it was one—way traffic afterwards. the third session broke the back of the match, he was always up against it. he just needed to fire and he never really did from session

and stacy gilbert joins me now. thank you very much.u chosen to resign rather than fight for policy? stacy: this follows a lot of frustration about the policy, but especially seeing what is happening in gaza. when this national security memo directive came out in early february, which directed the state department and department of defense to write a report to congress assessing countries on two things. their ability to adhere to international humanitarian law, also known as the law of war or the geneva conventions, and whether they facilitate and not block humanitarian assistance. i have worked in government for a long time. i am not one who relishes getting tasked with more reports. but i thought this is a report that actually could have some impact. i was mostly focused on humanitarian assistance. so when the report came out on may 10 and i read the conclusion , especially the conclusion that israel was not locking humanitarian assistance, i decided i would resign. i thought that was not the opinion of subject matter experts in the s

un hombre de 46 años identificado como gilbert canales.ida diamond en zenger, y se encontraron con la víctima, un hombre de 80 años que había sufrido heridas mortales. los vecinos me dicen estar preocupados por lo sucedido. sí sí, me asusta. por qué? porque yo tengo 4 hijos chiquitos y siempre yo estoy siempre aquí en casa. y que paso ahí? muy cerquitas a nosotros. los detectives de la policía de senger están liderando esta investigación. este es el primer homicidio en esta ciudad. desde noviembre del 2023. las autoridades han identificado a la víctima como roel canales, de 80 años, padre del sospechoso. la víctima había sufrido múltiples puñaladas y fue declarado muerto en la escena. no lo podía creer. el viejito siempre le hacía caricias al niño y eso se me hace muy triste . at this point the investigation is on going. en este momento la investigación está en curso. no hemos podido determinar el motivo, pero podemos decir que no se trata de un evento aleatorio y de ninguna manera estuvo relacionado con la actividad de pandillas aquí en l

dani gilbert, an academic at northwestern university specialising in hostage diplomacy. thanks for “oining us on bbc news. ., around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. there have been reports of long delays at airports in the uk due to an outage affecting passport e—gates at the border. a spokesperson for heathrow airport said they were aware of an issue with uk border systems across the country. manchester airport also confirmed they had been affected. john swinney will become scotland's seventh first minister after being nominated by parliament. the snp leader succeeds humza yousaf, who resigned from office earlier today. his appointment will be rubber—stamped by the king before he is officially sworn in at the court of session on wednesday. mr swinney was backed by 64 msps, guaranteeing him the required majority. and rail passengers face more travel chaos on wednesday because of continuing strikes by train drivers in a long—running pay dispute. members of aslef will walk out at services running across england a

the other semi—final between kyren wilson and dave gilbert will resume in a few hours.n. it sets up a decider 7th match. meanwhile, the mavericks secured a 4—2 series win in the first round of the nba play—offs after beating the los angeles clippers. kyrie irving scored 28 of his 30 points in the second half of the game for the mavs, whose win books their place in the western conference semi—finals and a match—up against the oklahoma city thunder. clippers coach tyronn lue has been linked with taking the vacant la lakers job, after they dismissed darvin ham. this was his response when asked if he could leave. i don't fully have a comment on that. i mean, it is great to be wanted, you know. that is really great feeling but, like i said, i want to be here and, hopefully, we are able to solidify that. want to be here and, hopefully, we are able to solidify that. and that's all the sport for now. finally this half hour to one of the most read stories on the bbc news website and app. and it involves the latest song from north korea's kim jong—un — take a listen. this is call

he'll play david gilbert next.e confirmed their design chief adrian newey will leave the team in early 2025. newey is widely regarded as the greatest designer in f1 history, but last week told red bull that he wanted to leave. it follows the controversy involving allegations about team principal, christian horner, who was accused of inappropriate behaviour by a female colleague — claims he's always denied. though newey�*s next team is not known, ferrari are the favourites to sign him. formula one reporter jenny gow explains how valuable he is. he is the mastermind behind red bull's success and previous to that with mclaren, he spent almost 20 years with red bull and in that time he has masterminded two periods of utter domination. one at the moment has seen max verstappen go on to win three world titles, maybe a fourth one. he has won 118 races with red bull, and his car is basically what has enabled the team to have such a dominant streak in f1. he will step away from his duties with the f1 team at the end of this

you're coming from take the f market to the castro this will let you off in the plaza across in the gilbert flag if we advertise shouldn't we make a halfway effort to greet them the castro depends on the city governments compensated bring life into the jane warner plaza to accommodate harvey milk plaza. >> thank you. >> any remote public comment? >> no public comment for this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. madam clerk, call our next item. >> >> 9. adjournment. >>> we are adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] >> (music). >> (multiple voices.) >> landing at leidesdorff is as the new public school in downtown san francisco for people to come together for 0 lunch and weekends a new place to enjoy the architect and our culture. >> landing at leidesdorff one of several initiatives to the road map for the initiatives all about using your public space and network for now environments to 0 invite people adopted not just to the office but any time of the day. >> it shows there is excitement and energy and people wore looking forward to enjoying the space that people may want to end up

kevin corke is here. >> kevin: gilbert as in the town near phoenix, arizona. aggravated assault, pennington arrested for involvement in multiple assaults. bradshaw and hanes, assault, aggravated assault and robbery and another man and three others mentioned in keksz with the gang thought that be responsible for murder of preston lord in 2023, which brought the goons to the national spotlight. for months, police have been investigating teen -- outrage does not stop there, the three men i mentioned did take plea deals, one of them has already been granted super vised release. laura. >> laura: unreal, thank you so much. >> polling data has been wrong all along. you guys do poll with cnn, how many folks to get one response. >> laura: biden and his team are c confronted with bad poll numbers, they never think to rethink lousy policy, they say, you are stupid and the polls are wrong. >> peter: why do you think americans are so down on president byiden right now? >> what do you mean? >> peter: like five of six states he is losing right now to a criminal defendant. >>

you're coming from take the f market to the castro this will let you off in the plaza across in the gilbert flag if we advertise shouldn't we make a halfway effort to greet them the castro depends on the city governments compensated bring life into the jane warner plaza to accommodate harvey milk plaza. >> thank you. >> any remote public comment? >> no public comment for this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. madam clerk, call our next item. >> >> 9. adjournment. >>> we are adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] (laughter). >> hi, i'm pilipinas chi chai mateo and am the artist here. i'm current working on a title meaning together and the reason why i choose that theme because celebrating the legacy of some of the latin tennis especially with the power that put us together as formed when he come together and before us putting for our recognition and housing. but through our art culture and we see that today which we're together and it is always a hope for the generations after us. >> here in this district where we revising the languages and culture but in yes or no answer why we d

we will explore kharkiv, ukraine with gilbert doctorow from st. petersburg, russia, but first, let's see the latest pictures of the international support for the palestinian nation. this man is not doing anything, he is peacefully protesting, he is peacefully protesting, he is peacefully protesting. it was a couple of weeks ago that the american protests student protests in america started from columbia university, but. now, most european countries and universities are the scene of student protests against israel's genocide in gaza. to get first-hand information about such gatherings , we are going to amsterdam to talk to toon migging, a student activist from the university of amsterdam. we do. thank you for inviting me as the first question. from last week until now , what american universities did we see in amsterdam, especially the university of amsterdam? we actually planned to do this. we used to set up tents in the university campus and because this was free in the universities until then and we could do this . but in the meantime, the pro-i

department, and in the third case , we will examine the russian attack on kharkiv, ukraine, with gilbert doctorow from st. petersburg, russia, but first, the latest images from the support of a world from the palestinian nation. this man is not doing anything, he is peacefully protesting, he is peacefully protesting, he is peacefully protesting. it was a couple of weeks ago that the american student protests started in america from columbia university, but now most of the european countries universities are the scene of student protests against the generation. israel is in gaza to get first-hand information about such gatherings, we are going to amsterdam to talk with toon migging, a student activist from the university of amsterdam. thank you for inviting me as the first question. let's do it and after seeing the knowledge of the protests in the universities of columbia, california and other american universities, we actually. university and because in universities this was free until then and we could do this, students. having them stay at night also means that their tents will be up u

also into the last four, england's dave gilbert, who beat stephen maguire13—8 and will face either kyren processing the news that the world number twojudd trump has lost the maglev proceedings at the roche pinch of this year and what a cool customerjakjones of wales was in order to dispatch him today —— has left proceedings. he order to dispatch him today -- has left proceedings.— order to dispatch him today -- has left proceedings. he did a good 'ob toda , left proceedings. he did a good 'ob today. played fl left proceedings. he did a good 'ob today. played his d left proceedings. he did a good 'ob today, played his part in i left proceedings. he did a good job today, played his part in making i today, played his part in making sure judd today, played his part in making surejudd trump was under spec. judge did not make a 30 break the whole session, that's astonishing, and he sort of ground to a halt a bit and jakjones played his natural game, is not the fastest player but is not the slowest player, but he played more of his natural game ended up a surprising winner, you have to say. ende

you're coming from take the f market to the castro this will let you off in the plaza across in the gilbert flag if we advertise shouldn't we make a halfway effort to greet them the castro depends on the city governments compensated bring life into the jane warner plaza to accommodate harvey milk plaza. >> thank you. >> any remote public comment? >> no public comment for this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. madam clerk, call our next item. >> >> 9. adjournment. >>> we are adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] (laughter). >> hi, i'm pilipinas chi chai mateo and am the artist here. i'm current working on a title meaning together and the reason why i choose that theme because celebrating the legacy of some of the latin tennis especially with the power that put us together as formed when he come together and before us putting for our recognition and housing. but through our art culture and we see that today which we're together and it is always a hope for the generations after us. >> here in this district where we revising the languages and culture but in yes or no answer why we d

gilbert doctorow, a writer and analyst of russian issues. it was to kharkiv, which is said to be the biggest attack on this region since the beginning of the war. after joining the four regions of eastern ukraine to russia we are on the brink of a new chapter of russia's advance and the fall of ukrainian cities. i want to emphasize that the russians actually. they don't open their hands, they don't specify their intentions, they don't announce, they don't let anyone know. now we know that russia's cabinet is going to be reformed, so we still don't know if the russians really want to occupy that area or take it. for example , to create a buffer zone in the east of kharkiv, or their goal is to stop the attacks in ukraine, for example. so i over this really nothing i can not say. so you think that considering the general strategy of the russian army, which does not allow its actions to be predictable, we should wait to see what will happen. it is possible that the reason for this operation is that they want to drive the ukrainian forces away fr

and now to birmingham, and simon gilbert. birmingham, of course, is the second city.ts from leaders, we have had no cabinet members even attend since the election date was announced. it was only a few weeks ago that all eyes were on this part of the country, as the west midlands mayoral election result was announced. you may remember the conservative andy street lost in that election to labour's richard parker. actually, andy street has confirmed he will not be standing as a conservative in the forthcoming general election. there were some interesting lessons from the west midlands mayoral contest, not least that the george galloway backed independent candidate came third, campaigning on issues around gaza. we are stood here in ladywood, and he will stand here against the birmingham constituency, which covers birmingham city centre. we are actually seeing now that other candidates are springing up also standing on that pro gaza platform. of standing on that pro gaza platform. of course, labour's stands around gaza has been brought into sharp focus as a result of the l

you're coming from take the f market to the castro this will let you off in the plaza across in the gilbert flag if we advertise shouldn't we make a halfway effort to greet them the castro depends on the city governments compensated bring life into the jane warner plaza to accommodate harvey milk plaza. >> thank you. >> any remote public comment? >> no public comment for this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. madam clerk, call our next item. >> >> 9. adjournment. >>> we are adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] >> (music). >> (multiple voices.) >> landing at leidesdorff is as the new public school in downtown san francisco for people to come together for 0 lunch and weekends a new place to enjoy the architect and our culture. >> landing at leidesdorff one of several initiatives to the road map for the initiatives all about using your public space and network for now environments to 0 invite people adopted not just to the office but any time of the day. >> it shows there is excitement and energy and people wore looking forward to enjoying the space that people may want to end up

the way i should say this first is gilbert garcia. i'm an opinion writer and columnist with the san antonio express-news, but that's not important. important here is our author, megan kimball. she's an austin based investigative journalist, author of the 2015 book unprocessed. she's a former executive editor of the texas observer. she writes about housing and urban development for texas monthly, the new york times guardian and, bloomberg, citylab. her latest book, which came out a few days ago, is called city limits inequality and the future america's highways. and it examines the toll that ever expanding urban highways have taken on our communities. and it does so through the prism three texas cities, austin, houston and dallas so please help me welcome our author megan kimple. thank you, gilbert. thank you all for being here. it's really a delight now, megan, you as you point out the book, you were born in austin, you grew up in southern california, and california. and that that area particularly in california, like texas, has a ver

. ♪ >> laura: several members of the gilbert goons, the criminal street gang that's terrorizing a phoenix senior national correspondent kevin corke is here with all the details. kevin? >> good evening, laura. three plea deals accepted by those teen suspects in connection with the so-called bgym better goons street gang gilbert as in the town in phoenix, arizona: three all pleading guilty to aggravated assault charges pennington, arrested for his involvement in fact in multiple assaults. bradshaw and haines also facing multiple charges, among them assault, aggravated assault and robbery. the three along with another man by the name of william hines and at least three others all mentioned in connection with a gang which was thought to be responsible for the num murder f preston lord in 2023 helped to bring the so-called goons into the national spotlight. for months police in various east valley cities have been investigating acts of teen violence with one of those resulting in the death of another teen. but the outrage doesn't stop there, laura, because while the three men i mentioned at th

us capitol police and the members of the prosecution team, particularly laura vartanian and helen gilbert, for bringing this matter to a swift and decisive conclusion. we hope that this conclusion of the federal case brings a measure of healing to the pelosi family. so with that, sergio lopez, thank you. the brutal attack on paul pelosi in his home was not only an attack on an individual, but an assault on the very principles and safety and civility that formed the bedrock of our democracy, public servants and indeed all citizens deserve to work and live without threats of violence or of intimidation. today's sentencing of david depape to a significant prison term sends a clear message that violence and intimidation have no place in our community or our political discourse. the attack, fueled by misguided ideology, underscores the dangers posed by extremist beliefs. the fbi is committed to protecting all citizens and ensuring that our democracy remains strong and resilient against those who seek to harm it. we stand by the pelosi family and all victims of violence, and we will continue to

and on saturday, thousands took to the streets to mont and gilbert withdrawal. the proposed rule, which many site will sign in the sense that the bank of the ports on the capital typically see opposition figures in georgia, say that being targeted gear jeopardy, used to be the countries on baset of to cyprus. now a political activist and vocal critic of the for an agents bill, he was attacked near his home this week they started beating me, i started the defending myself, then i fell down. they started the between gui, so the speaks for whatever thing. and the then the the bill requires media and other organizations with eating 20 percent or more of the funding from abroad to register as agents of foreign influence. the government says it's essential for transparency and that the country needs to understand who's financing thousands of and she owes playing an active role in politics. so still a good book, according to polls. 80 percent of the population supports the transparency of and jose, based on these, the georgia in parliament will fulfill the will of the

there was a fast reluctant to trust a guy which is livelihood just to the bottom as i can advise gilbert. i didn't trust the app in the earlier months, but later when i started taking pictures of the diseased crops for the smart features of suggesting the right treatment, made me feel more confident. let's go for the, for the one of them. what today is mid. this is going to say, hey, i would replace palm is know how and experience any time soon. instead, artificial intelligence is a supplement that makes working in the fields just a little bit easier than technology or as it goes to the policy. farmers need all the support that they can get in into f almost have been broadcasting for weeks. why not show the main reason is is rapidly declining profits and not just in the fall most across yarborough pub in front testing is what the government's agree. policies need to align with the needs of form us because as a former, gone to operate sustainability and profitably, then our economies and our kitchens are both packed and farmers are furious. the farmers have been demonstrating all of the c

cinco de mayo kickoff celebration and i would like to see the last year to gather have a good gilbert chavez low rider. culture magazine says he's looking forward to cinco de mayo and san jose growing year by year and just across the during the pandemic, i couldn't do have another vendor prepping for the celebration when last time get your beach bc should tanks >> and there's a kiss on the backs of the boxes kids when you walk away yet, show a lot make up day. but as the vendors and lower writers get ready for the big day sunday, they're hoping for less problems with last year. there submissions are some concerns in 2023. san jose police was accused of closing down roads and blocking people from east side getting into town. politicians label their tactics as racist come out and that would be for the seat of the mob that >> and for much of what the plans were, robert diaz is the vice president of the lower right are council. he says they worked with the san jose police this year to make sure plans are more transparent, has been collaboration again with a lot of our community members to

the superstition fire department, east of gilbert shared these photos of the rescue.t happened just after 9:00 last night off route 88 near apache junction. crews say the car dropped about 300ft. the driver was able to get out on his own and climb out of the canyon. the passenger, however, was trapped upside down in a department of public safety helicopter crew had to help pull him out and passenger was taken to the hospital. no word on the extent of their injuries, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday. or of course, you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> the alameda county district attorney's office is suing multiple insurance companies. >> they are being accused of violating state laws regarding how the company determines individual homeowner insurance rates. ktvu tom vacar has the story. >> district attorney price says insurers use preprogramed computer formulas that deliberately undervalue the homes they insure. >> these insuranc

as a major preoccupation of joe gilbert, your politics remains effect ups, but there are no major issues, dividing us. and as you know of recent, in recent years, it has become of a major consumer of russian oil and gas products. and this has also been a very important occurred for russia at a time of international sections. so there's some, uh, chevy se, mutual a win win on both countries. bob and i wasn't, stuff weren't there when it comes to dealing with the west, especially when it has this relationship with russia. well, the western countries have shown some understanding. i would say that india has its own foreign policy and is not, has always been historically allergic to freezing into any particular blog, a or a line specially. india likes to have partners rather than allies. and that's again being the case. going back to the days of the non aligned movement on the funding, there are lots as prime minister. and this continued, even in the very different government, a prime minister movies in the sense that he has, he has stayed friendly for rough shots, even while being somewhere

david gilbert is up against kayren wilson in the other semi — it's the first to 17 frames. 4—1; at thes for wilson, but he missed out on a second crucible 147, still taking the frame, though, to level this one nicely. it resumes at 10am tomorrow morning. and that's all your sport for now. back to you, matthew. for very much. a boy appeared to be fatally shot... israel said is reviewing the instant and said it believes explosive are about to be thrown. a special investigation by isobel yeung, josh baker and sara 0beidat has uncovered new evidence about the killing of two boys by the israeli army. here's isobel yeung. you may find some images in her report distressing. 0n the 29th of november last year, 15—year—old basil and eight—year—old adam were killed by israeli forces on a street injenin in the west bank. our team, in collaboration with bbc verify, have been piecing together what happened to them. we've been able to collect cctv footage and mobile phone footage, witness testimony and information about the movements of the military that day, and this has allowed us to create a timel

gilbert assess team uh i think yourself it gives security and defense is being discussed much more seriously among the population than it was a few years ago. i noticed this myself regularly at different events. the people have a much greater understanding abundance of as needs less than as a city adolfo, they're going to say that such sentiments may reflect that going shift and attitudes towards the boons as well. whether it will translate into a long term funding boost is very much up in the air. you know, tell us more about this trends formation taking place in german defense thinking. how significant is this shift as well? i would say the process is underway as way hubs and the report that people are beginning to realize that the topic of defense is something that needs to be taken seriously again. but of course it does require a mindset change of the population. the world is not going to become a safer place any time soon. that is the principle that is guiding politicians here in berlin. we hear that all the time. but of course germany did live off the peace dividend after the collapse

. >> reporter: 62-year-old retired newark police officer, kevin gilbert, killed in the blast. their condolences to his loved ones, saying he served the force for 26 years. david, it's still an active scene at the home behind me. officials say the second man injured in this blast is related to the retired officer who died. he's in critical condition with burns to 90% of his body, david? >> david: ike ejochi with us tonight, ike, thank you. >>> in new york city at this hour, the new protests tonight. the large demonstrations at nyu. and this all comes just hours after police had cleared out encampments at nyu. stephanie ramos is there. >> reporter: tonight, massive new protests just outside nyu, hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters now gathering on the streets. >> i think student movements historically have brought a lot of change. >> reporter: it comes just hours after the nypd arrested more than 50 people and cleared out tents at nyu and the new school. tonight, the president of columbia university is speaking out in a video statement for the first time since calling in poli

sir gilbert also condemned washington's attempts to quote, maintain global head gemini through conflicts like the one in ukraine or just a bleaching cause. just letting the, then, all the events that we can see now stem from the desire of us being at the head of the collective west and not lose attention money on the international arena. this is becoming more difficult if not impossible, when powerful economic giants rise primarily on the duration content, but also in africa and latin america. and this struggle for germany using sanctions, blackwell and threats, military force. this is a struggle for passive era, and it is clear that in this struggle we see the best grasp and all this illegitimate profits. in general, the agony of the will ordered that the us as imposing it is still imposing on everyone is beginning phone. yeah, i'm sorry, sorry, i never was a giving a speech in the context of the root causes of the ukraine complex and he gave us thing. so overview, all of the expansion of nights i since the collapse of the soviet union and read the dissolution of the wholesale parts. an

live now to dov waxman, a professor at ucla who serves as the gilbert foundation chair of israel studiesws tonight. i want to start with some of the images that we were coming in from the campus, students have been gathered on the steps, we have police have now arrived here, i do know how close you are to that scene but can you give us an idea of what is happening? i’m can you give us an idea of what is happening?— is happening? i'm not on the camus is happening? i'm not on the campus at — is happening? i'm not on the campus at the _ is happening? i'm not on the campus at the moment, - is happening? i'm not on the - campus at the moment, because it had been cancelled today but i think many students, many faculty and staff are ucla have come out in support of the students in the encampment because of the attack that took place against them last night which is really horrifying. i think many people across the entire campus community, no matter what their views were about the processing encampment of the demands of the protesters but the violence that they enjoyed, the attack that they enjo