stephen glover started , email stephen glover started, email columnist from oxford . so much, stephen. coming up in on cancelled as the sussexes cosy up to hollywood's biggest business people are they their true motivation is financial and should under fire. bbc chairman richard sharp admit defeat and resign. royal biographer respect to journalists tom bower here on both those stories at 1040. but next in the media battles with the bbc on the look out for comedy from across the political spectrum. yeah right. can we trust the lefties in the british bashing corporation to accurately represent a range of views ? you'll definitely get a views? you'll definitely get a diverse range of opinion from superstar panel. just this short break time to return to tomorrow's newsnight. now in our media, mediabuzz . first front page. mediabuzz. first front page. sorry, more front pages have been delivered and we'll go the sun, which reports a twist in the case that has gripped the is mr. as a mystery stained love was found in fields taken away as evidence last week . this is as evide

stephen glover started , email stephen glover started, email columnist from oxford . so much, stephen. coming up in on cancelled as the sussexes cosy up to hollywood's biggest business people are they their true motivation is financial and should under fire. bbc chairman richard sharp admit defeat and resign. royal biographer respect to journalists tom bower here on both those stories at 1040. but next in the media battles with the bbc on the look out for comedy from across the political spectrum. yeah right. can we trust the lefties in the british bashing corporation to accurately represent a range of views ? you'll definitely get a views? you'll definitely get a diverse range of opinion from superstar panel. just this short break time to return to tomorrow's newsnight. now in our media, mediabuzz . first front page. mediabuzz. first front page. sorry, more front pages have been delivered and we'll go the sun, which reports a twist in the case that has gripped the is mr. as a mystery stained love was found in fields taken away as evidence last week . this is as evide

glover should be reduced to a minimum.tection, restoration and management of the country's wetlands said that the duty of keeping the wetlands alive is the responsibility of the environment and the ministry of restoration. palash from the country's dry wetlands are waiting for water to present their benefits to nature and its residents. recorded by the police the head of the police informed fara said that the first step of the police in the nationwide plan to fight with special and systematic control of professional thieves is to put them under the control of their information and to know from which year the crime was committed. according to ghanbari, this plan has started in 7 provinces . and it will continue to be implemented nationwide in the period of one week , it has been more than 8,000 years, those who were fugitives and had committed crimes were not arrested until now, and some of them were arrested in the act of committing crimes, more than 50 the percentage of these robbers who have a history are those who commi

candace glover, you are a star and a source of pride for south carolina. that was amazing. will forever be the best party chairman south carolina has ever had. to cindy and fred and their family, you will always have my heart. [applause] otto is so proud of you today. i know that. to ralph norman, you know i would've been right there with you in congress holding them accountable. god bless you, i love you, thank you so much. i am so glad to be with the people i love in the state i love to talk about saving the country i love. [applause] i have always had a deep belief in america. i know america is better than all of the division and distraction we have today. i am confident the american people agree. we are ready to move past the stale ideas and faded names of the past, and we are more than ready for a new generation to lead us into the future. [applause] i can't be here today with a vision of that feet -- i come here today with the vision of that future. i see a strong america that lives of everyone and not the select few. i see a proud america, confident who we are and wh

glover to a minimum. the watershed is a million times more effective.order to control it, it should be moved. tehran is shut down . as article 2 of the country's wetlands protection, restoration and management law said, the responsibility of keeping the wetlands alive is the responsibility of the environment and the ministry of energy. they are waiting for water from the country's dry wetland in order to present their benefits to nature and its inhabitants. mehdi sohrabi, sedah news agency, varzaneh international wetland, varzaneh , an unprecedented drought in the last 60 years in argentina , the farmers and ranchers of this country are facing the risk of destruction. network argentinian television by britney spears argentina has been proven in the past year that the farmers of this country are in a difficult situation, up to a third of them have lost their machines , they live in houses with open windows in the countryside and they do not sleep. until they die, this situation is terrible, there is a crisis in the world food market and it threatens the

abc7 news race and culture reporter julian glover will be interviewing district attorney, price lateron the supplement right here on abc7. watch that on our show called "getting answers" at 3:00 p.m. lived in pleasanton, lena howland, abc7 news. reggie: the family of tyre nichols will say their final good buys later this morning in memphis. this comes as new information emerges. kumasi: today's service will celebrate his life and not their horrific way that he died. the services taking place in memphis, tennessee. rev. al sharpton will give the eulogy. vice-president kamala harris will also be there, along with the mother of breonna taylor and brother of george floyd. his family still vowing for justice in the days ahead. >> we've got a long fight ahead of us. we've got to stay strong. justice for tyre. kumasi: there is new informa emerging from the investigation into tyre's death. two of the officers charged for his murder were previously reprimanded for not requiring -- for not filing required paperwork. there are at least two responders -- two first responders on leave. more audio

kristen: abc 7 news anchor julian glover takes a look. >> mississippi, chicago and they forget aboution to this whole culture of music around the area. it is very important. julian: the executive director director of the west coast blues society, it is his mission to honor the rich history made on west oakland 7th street in the 1940's, 50's, and 60's, a culture still rich with businesses, like the supper club, that earned oakland the nickname of harlem of the west west. the picture of 7th that earned s title of harlem west. >> 7th street, you did not have to go what we called downtown. it had clothing stores, all the clubs, the nightlife. julian: the nightlife on 7th street was so illustrious, it regularly drew some of the biggest names in blues, jazz, and r&b -- >> aretha franklin sneak down and open up for bb king. she was a favorite there. julian: despite the fledgling businesses on 7th street and its cultural significance, the music would eventually be silenced by a number of local and federal policies under the umbrella of urban renewal and neighborhood redevelopment. these poli

abc7news anchors, see erin, jobina fortson, julian glover and others hosted today's parade coverage innd. abc7 news reporter tara campbell has all the highlights. reporter: five blocks of celebration in the heart of oakland. the sixth annual black joy parade, taking to the streets. umbrellas up and jackets on, the parade, rolling in despite the day's rain. >> it's all about celebration, joys, smiles, laughs, and the community coming together and being one. reporter: reporter: amber lester is the cofounder of the black joy parade, and says the weather is setting a special tone. >> it even more beautiful to see other people come out knowing that it is going to be cold and wet and they are still dedicated to this moment. >> i am so excited and i am so happy that we did not let a little rain melt us reporter: reporter: people coming from near, and far. daniel hamlin making the trip from long beach. >> we are going to come together as one and celebrate how amazing it is to be black. i am grateful to be here! reporter: out, everyone smiling. everyone really gets to see something positive abo

it is hosted by julian glover and kumasi aaron. for more details, go to abc7news.com. it will be great. please tune in. >> it has been 10 years since this emotional, joyful morning for robin. >> i have been waiting 174 days for this. good morning, america. >> robin is blessed to find the match that saved her life. since then, robin is committed to follow her mother's advice and spread her message that has inspired so many others to be the match. >> thank you for saving my life. >> starting monday and all week on gma, people joining the country together inspired by robin to complete the match for someone and help save lives. tuesday, february 20 first on gma, celebrate robin's 10 year anniversary, the joyful, life-changing gma event, paying it forward. tuesday, february 21 on abc america. dan: so inspiring. robin is marking the 10 year anniversary of her bone marrow transplant, and abc 7 is using that celebration as we team up with be the match. these organizations are a bone marrow donation drive. it starts tomorrow and runs through thursday from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00

abc7 news anchors kumasi aaron jobina fortson, julian glover , and the owner of the gold beams eventroduction company, talyle today's private coverage in oakland. abc7 news reporter tara campbell has all the highlights. tara: five blocks of celebration in the heart of oakland. the sixth annual black joy parade, taking to the streets. umbrellas up and jackets on, the parade, rolling in despite the day's rain. >> this is all about celebration, joys, smiles, laughs, and the community coming together and being one. tara: amber lester is the cofounder of the black joy parade, and says the weather is setting a special tone. >> it is even more see all the people come out knowing that it is going to be cold and wet and they are still dedicated to this moment. and this movement. >> here to support the black community take. i am so excited and i am so happy that we did not let a little rain keep us away. tara: people coming from near and far. danielle hamlin making the trip from long beach. >> we are going to come together as one and celebrate how amazing it is to be black. i am grateful to be

if global warming is not slow down soon, large parts of the earth will become uninhabitable. glover dunwoody due to that, i believe that civilization as we know it would an of the info and certainly our idea of a humane society would be over social 1st in professor hands you are him. shane hoover is one of the most renowned climate researchers in the world. his findings are simple and unequivocal. humans must severely restrict c o 2 emissions. our own survival depends on it. on the still rising to reach that target, we calculate that each person on the planet roy is allotted 3 tons of c o. 2 emissions per year by mid century line tones. feel thoughtful for fuchs to so on average, each person's carbon footprint should be 3 tons. of carbon dioxide per year. this short trip is responsible for 3 tons of emissions. in theory, julian backhouse has used up his entire year seo to allowance with this flight alone. flight. the afraid i have some bad news. due to heavy rain, an eagle's back. and because the runway is relatively short, we've decided to fly to frankfurt mine mine again, would julian back

. >> i've directed music videos for too short 40, danny glover, a lot of bay area talent. >> reporter 2020 lyons was one of the producers of "speaking truth to power" a documentary about congresswoman barbara lee. the film won the naacp image award. lyons has won awards. however -- >> there's a lot of women in our industry but we don't always get opportunities to direct features. sometimes when we don't get the opportunity we know we deserve to have because of the work we've put in or our creative vision feels right and there's usually a man that gets it instead, it's challenging. it can make you question your value and up approach. that's been my practice. >> the willingness to take a stand. >> reporter: "stand" tells the personal and professional struggles of former nba star and social justice activist abdul mahmoud rauf. he became a target of racism and hate speech for not standing during the national anthem. >> his message is dynamic. basketball is a vehicle for a story about menial health, about his struggle with tourette's syndrome. his quest to find his father. the message of s

. >> actor and activist danny glover said advancing social justice has to be a collective effort. >> we have to talk about this and we have to continue to struggle. >> in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. ama: on the peninsula, the suspect in the half-moon bay shootings appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to all the charges. our reporter was in court and has more. reporter: the shooting suspect is back in this courtroom thursday. for the most part staying quiet except for entering his not guilty pleas but a mandarin interpreter. all this after the shootings in half-moon day that -- bay that killed seven and injured others, the most in the area. there's a gag order keeping the defense team, prosecution, suspect from making statements. >> this will tamp down on the case and likely keep the case in san mateo county. if information continues to come out to the public that may not be admissible in the trial, you could see a change of venue motion filed here and move the case to another county in california. reporter: though the gag order keeps everyone from giving opinions t

i am julian glover in for kristin z this afternoon. we will be talking about tyre nichols, the boodle and horrific meeting that took his life, the accountability and police -- of police that failed them and how we move forward from here. and it's not lost on me that today february 1 is also the first day of black history month, a time for celebrations and remembrances of the contributions of black americans both ordinary and revered. unfortunately our struggles against institutional racism and state sanctioned violence are as much of a part of the fabric of the black american experience as are our successes. we have a fantastic panel of experts and community leaders for you this afternoon. first we start here. >> this family has endured the unsolicited, unwarranted, unreasonable, unjustifiable, and massive burden of grieving their loved one, and at the same time, fighting for justice. >> he was a beautiful person. for this to happen to tyre is just unimaginable. >> those words, from his mother, so painful. tyre nichols was laid to rest

we stood so yes, that was the origins, glover, circle, the and african libra liberation. and when we were one of the vision, was you countries that supported the whole the new bonus declaration? good. put new government. good is russell of independence of african countries and it was not a declarative surgical user and imitation of the pharmacy as maurice johnson. ok, i said it was an actual historical fact that provo spooky should nibble new results. and you know, i confirmed the fall of colonial rule. however, there is still some doubt as to how and how complete the fall was because the francis style held sir francis still holding on to some, some islands and more to the camaro islands vendor to the or chocolate archipelago as usual. so the calico earnest li deaconate you, ve colonial zation is now completed. do you do? and by that 99 percent and i helped out, the general assembly will bring that to completion. we need to do, we're going and the resurgence of a colonial instincts that we see to day which your time and again to is quite g. u loses go to flu, aren't quite

sir glover of not only met his iraqi counterpart, but also president for she'd prime minister. so danny speaker of parliament called lucy and former prime minister molly key on the rush. foreign ministers visit to baghdad comes amid the grim anniversary of the us invasion of iraq, which for more than 9000000 people, just leave the homes and left over 150000 people dead. one of them was a 17 year old boy who was shot by american troops. his father told us the story of the tragic events. oh, the individual . i had 2 sons who seen and who sounds, who some was studying at the institute of railway. he was doing very well, there was among the top 3 of us class. my son promised his friends that he would take them to celebrate his graduation. they went to the beach and sat opposite the presidential palace eating hamburgers and drinking pepsi when suddenly the shot was fired and hidden by song. it came from the presidential palace which was under control of american forces. ah, ah, it was clear to the americans watching through binoculars that my son was just eating there. we took her t

and in may 2022 regarding russian diplomacy, said glover. i was visit to molly the new opportunity to strengthen bilateral corporation, united against sanctions, and that's the message from zimbabwe. as it partners with a rum in a stand over punishments coming from the west. our 2 countries are resolutely united against unilateralism, illegal sanctions, and other unjust unilateral measures that have been imposed on us by some western countries. at the end of last week, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the countries during a mate sing of the joint economic committee in the iranian capital. now they agreed to strengthen cooperation, a number of sectors, including trade, mining and tourism. to run on harry expressed that they're also ready to further expand those economic ties. and all that comes amid us sanctions imposed on both countries. zimbabwe has been sanctioned since 2003, 2 decades. now. as, according to the united states, the presidential administration poses a threat to foreign policy. a run has been sanctioned, due t

tomorrow, julian glover will be speaking to district attorney pamela price for a live one-on-one interview. you can watch that tomorrow on our show at 3:00 right here on abc 7. dan: former south carolina governor nikki haley is planning to announce a presidential run. donald trump launched his bid last year. haley served as u.n. ambassador in the trump administration. she will make the big announcement in charlston on february 15. ama: atherton is moving forward with a housing plan that received considerable pushback including a letter from two of its best-known residents. steph curry and his wife. the town held a meeting today that was packed with vocal opposition. tomorrow is the deadline for every city to turn in an eight year master housing plan that meets certain requirements. atherton is looking to knock down one property and turn it into townhouses. >> it's a multi family site but also it would set a president that pet projects on private property that are not on arterial roads is acceptable. >> we have real, genuine needs for affordable housing. we have almost no one who works in a

glover does transmission till again, i don't believe that artificial intelligence will replace the emotions of art and creativity any time soon and come abuse of an excess to be teeth, often fussy, and include this pure creativity comes partly from encounters with different cultures. and people and journeys fuel and dimensions for the anchor and the artist brings all these emotions to the canvas. so i don't think i will ever completely replace the human artist couldn't star as it's invert. like a child, a eyes 1st artistic endeavors were doodle. british artist, a computer scientist harold cohen, 1st developed in a i controlled drawing machine. in the early 19 seventy's, erin imitates human hand movements with a robot and paints its own pictures. the 1st simple shapes were in black and white . since the 19 ninety's more complex and in color over 40 years until his death in 2016 harold cohen developed his art and technology raising the question. if what aaron is making is not art, what is that exactly? i had then dipping the kn conan, even if we can create pictures that are super food or real

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tomorrow, julian glover will be speaking to district attorney pamela price for a live one-on-one interview. you can watch that tomorrow on our show at 3:00 right here on abc 7. dan: former south carolina governor nikki haley is planning to announce a presidential run. donald trump launched his bid last year. haley served as u.n. ambassador in the trump administration. she will make the big announcement in charlston on february 15. ama: atherton is moving forward with a housing plan that received considerable pushback including a letter from two of its best-known residents. steph curry and his wife. the town held a meeting today that was packed with vocal opposition. tomorrow is the deadline for every city to turn in an eight year master housing plan that meets certain requirements. atherton is looking to knock down one property and turn it into townhouses. >> it's a multi family site but also it would set a president that pet projects on private property that are not on arterial roads is acceptable. >> we have real, genuine needs for affordable housing. we have almost no one who works in a

sir glover of not only met his iraqi counterpart, but also president rashid prime minister. so danny speaker of parliament called lucy and former prime minister, molly key the e u is persisting on its way to renewable energy as brussels is now named africa. as a key partner in these efforts, however, the vice president of the u commission has admitted they have an especially vested interest in africa's resources. africa is probably going to be the most important partner for europe in terms of developing the renewable energy sector. the european union will need more green hydrogen than we can produce ourselves. so we're looking for countries where green hydrogen can be produced. statement from brussels comes as africa, stuff as a feel crisis off its own. even the continents most prosperous nation, south africa. faith is coal shortages on the energy insecurity. the eu has been searching for a stable energy supply since it taken on a time with russia were severed. last year. of the series of unfruitful talks with countries in the middle east, the he was now lying africa for alt

sir glover of not only met his iraqi count upon, but also president rashid prime minister. so danny speaker of parliament called lucy and former prime minister, molly key elsewhere in the middle east. excuse me. the palestinian health ministry has accused as well of denying cancer patients the rights and medical treatments abroad. and made an ongoing standoff surgeons from palestine performed to kidney transplant operations in garza, we spoke to one patients, father who said the procedure was a long time coming. but circle i remember 6 years ago the disease was discovered she was getting treatment and didn't need dialysis. she was taken madison and getting full ops with the doctor hoping for a pre calvary without needing dialysis. after several years, her condition deteriorated from bad to worse and the doctor decided to perform a kidney transplant. for her. we know that we are in garza, there is no possibility to perform a kidney transplant and we must travel outside the gathers trip. it was november 2022. we were told that there was a possibility. a medical team will arri

glover we are talking about the first about minor sins, like drugs or various savory videos, as well. foreign income of biden jr. from the ukrainian company burisman, allegedly, onco enrichment could use the influence of his father, who was then vice president, the story became known before presidential elections, but the democrats managed to hide it in the course of their revelations about twitter, its new owner told. elon. musk posting documents about censorship in this social network. he said that the fbi convinced everyone that hunter biden's laptop was russia's disinformation. although there is no evidence for this. and now, moreover, on the eve of the 2020 elections. twitter did not record any russian interference in the elections, as the democrats spoke about it. another reason for criticism was the train accident with poisonous chemicals that led to an environmental disaster. its scale is not fully understood, but the whole city has already been resettled by 5,000. man walks massive soil pollution kills famous animals, focus channel host tucker carlson accused joe biden of lif

so within the glovers house, for centuries, people moved around and migration happens because of a crisis and a problem. the politicization of it now makes it very difficult, but, but then, you know, landmass you know, like in africa and asia, people do move. not everybody is coming across into europe. but the problem is that it is seen as this is the only debate that's happening. there are very poor countries, low balance dish was supported shoes, number of people, really and just, and you bought, you know, a country like lebanon that has got a massive number of, you know, syrians movement happens. but these stories are not told. this is to do with some amount of racism and some amount of bias. it was labeled a crisis, a refugee crisis when the 1st year arrived to europe as if it wasn't happening before. then. there is the refugee crisis beyond the borders of europe, of course. and populism has led to some, i mean it's changed europe when i did the journey in 2015 compared to now. now europe has close as borders militarized, and fenced up their borders. at some point, the rescue bullets

today's talks with my friend ministers, her glover of us, we discussed in detail all the aspects of our by own literal relations. we touched upon certain issues in the bilateral relations that we have some avenues where.

. >> i'm julian glover, a young boy home from the hospital after a terrifying mountain lion attack ands family farm in half moon bay. quick suzanne has why what authorities and the boys family are now saying. live department of fish and wildlife spent the day searching for signs of a mountain lion that attacked the young boy tuesday night. >> we are doing our best to get them out. >> five-year-old jack and his mom and grandpa were out on the hill. just before 7:00 p.m. family sajak was attacked by mountain lion. >> jack being the little ball of energy that he is god a little bit ahead of his mom and grandparents and must've frying in the mountain lion. fortunately it was a juvenile. >> it was a pretty vicious attack, took him to the ground and what is described as biting into the young child. the mom longed at the mountain lion and just before making physical contact with it the lion let her son go. >> neighbor say they have seen mountain lion's before but fish and wildlife say it's rare for the animals to attack people. jack's family thinks the mountain lion was surprised by the boy.

truth is, china's path to glover -- global superpower runs through asia. in order to establish itself as the global power it seeks to be, china must establish -- in asia. we must stop them there. napoleon said, if you want to take vienna, taken vienna. if you want to deter china and asia, deter them and asia. spending money and ukraine, will somehow stop china's military buildup, is simply -- congress has poured billions into ukraine defenses. at a time where the american people are still dealing with sky high inflation and there is no in the site. -- no end in sight. that's not even the core problem. the core problem is our actions and ukraine are directly affecting our ability to deter our most pressing adversary, that is china in the pacific. the more u.s. resources that we devote to europe, the fewer things we have available to strengthen deterrent in the pacific. for some things heavy armor units, it might not matter. but it matters for capabilities we need for china to avoid invading taiwan. both ukraine and taiwan require weapons. our industrial bas

julian glover, our race and social justice reporter, texel of. -- takes a look. >> there's a lot of joy's face. mostly people that use my for the first time, the first introduction into augment reality, the physical and digital into the real world. >> he's a creative technologist i digital archhivist. >> who over opens up the they can see this media. >> you explain to me but it still feels like magic seeing it come to life. >> what we are doing is, it is magic in terms of seeing what is emergent. ♪ >> damien, tj seamless emergence made possible by the app he created. walking around oakland, you can use his app to make huge public our displays to life like this mural of black party founders. his journey started with a problem. a problem he first encountered while working as an archivist for the doctor uep newton foundation by day and digitizing family photos by night. >> most archivist or we get to set and be with so many wonderful artifacts. we get to share a lot of what we see as an archivist with the public. either really fragile or not something that there is no medium to deliver it.

they'd last leg. glover no arms. i believe the king nickaligha was even a head on the ground. oh. so there was so much blood on the ground that it slashed under your feet. shallow tuck lupert, but logan. mm. so mitchell, i donna, this one is from yesterday, wasn't sure are those they were brought in alive, but we couldn't save them just a little baby. so little you can get used to anything, but then at night you just can't get it out of your head. let's go before they start shooting. ah, in let you talk to g bernice of riches cuz agen launched on the 4th day at the hospital. the doctors told us that to my mom and i still had legs. so we had to leave and go to the basement to free up space for other wounded people. a volunteer asked me if we wanted to take refuge in the theater or the philharmonic building. i said to the philharmonic, then the theatre was bombed 2 days later because of his skill on one mm was mother i was a people come to get food here, children 1st and then women and the elderly bottle. and finally, men go, they have boarded up the windows and people are living he

they'd last leg glover no arms. i believe the key nicola was even a head on the ground. oh so there was so much blood on the ground that it slashed under your feet to shallow chocolate, but, but logan mitchell, i don't know. this one is from yesterday ventured off, though they were brought in alive, but we couldn't save them. just a little baby. so little you can get used to anything, but then at night you just can't get it out of your head. let's go before they start shooting. ah, let you try to g bernice of riches cuz agen launched on the 4th day at the hospital . the doctors told us that my mom and i still had legs, so we had to leave and go to the basement to free up space for other wounded people . a volunteer asked me if we wanted to take refuge in the theater or the philharmonic building. i said to the philharmonic, then the theatre was bombed 2 days later because of his skill on mm was mother i was a people come to get food here, children 1st and then women and the elderly bottle. and finally, men thought they have boarded up the windows, but people are living he

julian glover has a look. >> when they opened up a camera there isa lot of joy on people's face. for the first time, is their first introduction into augmented reality. into this make something physical digital into the real world. reporter: did -- damien mcduffie is a creative archivist in digital -- >> open up our camera. point if there. whoever opens up a camera at this pretty the image will be able to see it. >> i know you explained it to me in five bids but it still feels like magic -- five minutes but is still feels like magic. >> is magic in terms of us seeing versus immersion. reporter: damien creates seamless immersions using augmented reality. a mix of the digital and physical world made possible by the app he created. walking around oakland you can use the app to bring large public art displays to life. like this mural. like any good inventor his journey started with a problem. a problem he first encountered while working as an archivist for the doctors european union foundation by day. digitized -- hewing -- uep newton foundation by day and digitizing his family photo