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hackney is accused of throwing her into a bedroom and then covering her mouth so she could not screamicer standards and aining says in light of these charges, it has suspended hackney as a law enforcement officer. bay area police, increasingly relying on video obtained by tesla's external cameras, all in an effort to solve crimes. according to the chronicle, a recent example involved a canadian tourist whose tesla was in the process of being towed for evidence by oakland homicide detectives. tesla's sentry mode records noise and movement around the when it's unoccupied and locked. the feature is expected to be more widespread as technology in vehicles continues to improve. >> the city of oakland has sold its share of the coliseum. the deal reached this weekend, giving a sports entertainment group ownership of the venue and your holiday weekend still going? >> we're going to get you through monday here. the weather is almost perfect. doesn't change. i'll let you know. >> and thousands of hotel workers striking this weekend, including many right here in the bay area. what these employee

the role of police officers in schools in hackney is going to be overhauled.police officer was unjustified, and racism was "likely" to have been a factor. youtuber mr beast has been named in court documents from participants on his upcoming series beast games. they allege they weren't paid, were subjected to unsafe conditions, and experienced sexual harassment — and now they're suing the show�*s production companies. newsbeat has contacted mr beast for comment. and a movie about the sims is officially happening. electronic arts, which makes the game, announced they were working with amazon mgm on the film. and it's been confirmed that margot robbie's production company are involved, as well. and here's ten seconds of a surprise ed sheeran serenade. any requests? inaudible. that is such good motivation to go for a run. that's you're all caught up now. see ya. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. coming up: it's a dream night for celtic in the champions league as they hit five in glasgow! italy mourns the death of their icon of italia 90, toto sch

this goes back to the murder of a shopkeeper, baldev hoondle, in hackney in 1990.ailey, sentenced to life and subsequently released on licence after a decade behind bars. today the court of appeal quashed that conviction, but the ruling was not that mr campbell was an innocent man who'd suffered a terrible miscarriage ofjustice because of the way his conviction was obtained. indeed, the court of appeal was very critical of an expert witness who had claimed that police bullying had caused mr campbell, who suffered severe brain damage as a baby, to make a false confession to the murder. what the judges said was that they were quashing the conviction on a narrow but very important basis. mr campbell has been trying to clear his name for 30 years. what changed today was thatjudges accepted that had modern scientific understanding about the risks of false confession from someone with the kind of mental condition mr campbell has been available at the original trial, it would have meant the jury considering the reliability of his confession in a materially different conte

really important debate about the serious issue with many heartfelt contributions and the member for hackneychair of the treasury select committee, forensically set out the delayed and deferred a decision is by the former government which have put such pressure on the public finances. the member spoke about pensioners and children and disabled people in poverty and the need to do much more to support them. the memberfor north east more to support them. the member for north east fife talked about the crucial issue of pension credit uptake and what we are going to do that is different and i will say more about that later but i want to reassure her that the treasury is fully behind the

banks, but then the west does not need to criticize others, label them as dictatorships and other hackneyed cliches, citing as an example its illusory world of certain rules and international laws. the west is not becoming totalitarian, it was totalitarian, we just have a wrong understanding of the term freedom of speech. for them it was not freedom of speech, for them it was freedom of dissemination of information. but apparently, the main crime. durovo's refusal to bend under the authority of the west and whether he will bend in the end, we will probably never know, the death of freedom and democracy there did not happen today, just a corpse floated to the surface again, for some reason to the surprise of the whole world. happily. we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, to be surprised, to feel the connection of times of generations, just to notice. but every day is made up of traditions. today. a year or a century ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new, we ourselves, without noticing it, pass on knowledge and experience through generations, it is in our smile,

. >> a sw8 suspended as a california law enforcement officer. 31 year old timothy hackney was chargedlfr domestic violence dates back more than a year. in one incident at his morgan hillme hackney is accused of throwing her into a bedroom and covering her mouth so she could not scream for help. the california commission on peace officer standards and training says inf& light of these charges, it has suspended hackney as a law area police are increasingly relying on video obtained by tesla's effort to solve crimes and according to the chronicle a recent example involved a canadian touristse was in the processdence by oakland homicide detectives. tesla's sentry mode records noise and movement around the vehicle at all times and the feature is expected be more widespread as technology d vehicles continues to improve. >> the civic center bart station is nowsan francisco location to have all new next generationcy says it's successfully gates at fruitvale, west oakland and now civic center station. work begins tomorrow for the installation of the new gates at the 24th and mission street sta

i wish to state that when it comes to listening to these hackneyed statements and these cookie cutter statements, we have no intention of wasting time on that. thank you. >> i thank the representative of the russian federation for his statement and i take note of the issue he has raised. i agree that there is a general principal, security numbers should be observed when non-council member states are asked to participate in council meetings and as counselor president for this month, west coast moderate for the numbers included, including for today's meeting. nonetheless, the cry attorney set out in rule 7 of the rules of procedure for participation is based not on numbers but rather that the interests of a state should be specially affected. each of the non-members invited to today's meeting has been invited to participate in voice security council meetings on ukraine prior to this one and has already been considered by the council to meet the criterion of being specially affected. it is correct procedure to an invitation be extended to each of them again today. and leadership for peac

and i live in the hackney i haven't worked for about 5 and a half years now. there's coverage in this poverty. this is people who got used to not working and being given handouts and they've, they've liked that lifestyle. it's this feeling that they're entitled and tied codes to being given it without the food banks. i would find it extremely difficult to cope. i mean, take me to this food bank here, show it to me. there is more food bags. then they're almost done. loads in the year, okay. which is difficult to believe, but there is despite britain being one of the richest countries in the world, 20 percent of its population. that's 14000000 people live in poverty. the cost of housing, food and energy have hit people on low incomes. hardest and state benefits have been eroded over the proceeding decades forcing almost 3000000 people to rely on 2500 food banks for survival. the last 3 guys, 30790. another 304 chairs seem to them 3 thinking like, oh yeah, they go, which is the biggest river live. how many people eclipses? hello, just myself, just yourself. ok. t

banks, but then the west does not need to criticize others , label them as dictatorships and other hackneyedng as an example its illusory world of certain rules and international laws. the west is not becoming totalitarian, it was totalitarian, we just have a wrong understanding of the term "freedom of speech". for them, it was not freedom of speech, for them it was... freedom of dissemination of information, but apparently, durov's main crime was his refusal to bend to the authorities of the west and will he bend? he in the end, we will probably never know, here the death of freedom and democracy there happened far from today, just a corpse again floated to the surface, for some reason to the surprise of the whole world. happily. they were born in different parts of the world, i am tarakanova lyudmila, i have been living in belarus for more than 30 years, i came from russia, from the ancient city of ryazan, this is my homeland, i love it very much... to belarus, belarus gave me the awareness of my dignity as a person and gave me love in the end, i constantly feel at home, all this is my lan

. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano.ore than a month

change this principle, in recent years, of course, they are in the hands, since sanctions, well, a hackneyedoo, yes, they forced us to look at many things differently, yes, somewhere they did... our consumers more accommodating appetite for risk appeared, but somewhere there to try a new brand, to implement a new solution, but somewhere, to be honest, it simply pushed that chain, which i can’t say was absent, but was definitely dormant, we see how many design bureaus, applied r&d centers, how many such test, small enterprises, yes , literally began to be created here, including here in the temen region, dozens. we began to have new consumers, by the way, last year 74% of our revenue generated by sales on the domestic market, this year we expect that this figure, taking into account that... markets are growing, this year we expect that it will be about 80%, maybe a little lower than 78-79%, but about 80%, first of all we serve the domestic market, accordingly, well, being here in tyumen, seeing respected generals, oil and gas here in the hall, well, surface active substances for increasing oi

brian hackney has the night off.king to clear another long-standing encampment. this one was under martin luther king jr. interval state. it comes under elevated levels of crime in the area, including a double homicide earlier this month. our man explains why everyone is not onboard. >> reporter: feelings are mixed about the cleanup in this area. some people think it is more hygienic and safer while others are concerned about people who used to live here. there is even a sign above the overpass that says misplacement is murder. >> it makes you feel a sense of doubt and hopelessness. >> reporter: matt butler does not know how much longer he will be able to live

it is reported that they allegedly did not agree on anything in kiev, and limited themselves to hackneyedes that support for ukraine will not weaken, the country itself will sooner or later end up in the eu and nato. elizabeth gers knows what else was discussed. for the first time, a british foreign secretary was taken to kiev in the company of an american one. the couple - the english press describes them with servility, and is proud, not the germans blinky. took with him not a frenchman, but david lemmy, the fourth british foreign secretary since the beginning of the conflict in ukraine. lemmy's trip, like his predecessors, was not cheap. for a visit to kiev, and even in the company of anthony blinken, britain will have to pay 600 million. i am proud of prime minister starmer's commitment to provide 3 billion in military aid annually, and today i can confirm support for ukraine in the amount of more than 600 million. western journalists sitting in kiev say that during this visit they had to run to the shelter often, western journalists also note that the victims of the ukrainian armed f

. >> i'm brian hackney. we begin with what will affect us all by tomorrow afternoon. rising high temperatures. darren peck is going to start us off with a look with what to expect over the next couple of days. >> a heat advisory will start tomorrow. you know the thing about this is it is so darn nice out there right now. >> it is really nice. if somebody wasn't paying attention to the forecast is in for a big surprise. >> what's the moral of that story? >> watch the forecast. >> thank you very much. >> we do a prime time edition on monday through friday at 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. as well. all the details. how does this play out? the heat advisory. what we're going to do using the virtual map. i'll color in the areas that will have the heat advisory. it's everybody. all of the locations on this map, monday, tuesday, and wednesday are included in it. that's your part of the bay wherever you are. the takeaway on this is going to be to visualize what temperatures are going to look like when we get to tuesday. there is a lot of red on this map, a lot of white on this map showing

live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. large high school reunion celebration in west oakland turned deadly yesterday. >> gathering hundreds of people at a park. the mayor and police chief held a rare press conference on a sunday, who expressed their anger over the killings. da lin talked to witnesses and learned new information about the victim. >> reporter: authorities say the man killed was the high school alumnus, attending the alumni reunion party when someone shot him. i learned the victim's twin brother was

here they called from 2016 and demanded all their hackneyed cliches back. and somewhere else secretary of state clinton is sad that this time it is not because of her. in 2016, it was hillary clinton who was the main beneficiary of the scandal with russian interference. however, it did not help her. trump's campaign manager secretly met with russian intelligence. russia interfered in our elections, attacked our democracy. why did trump trust putin and not our eleven intelligence agencies? i don't know, do you have a working version, i thought you did. the 2020 sequel turned out to be much more successful for the democrats, hunter biden's laptop that surfaced on the eve of the election with dirt on the famous dad was declared a russian fake, and the story itself was hushed up, saying it was a kremlin leak, another interference, and only narrow-minded trump supporters can think that this is true. again , we are talking about emails, emails of joe biden's son, hunter. let's see how... this whole story is made up, in this case, a story that is completely against biden and works for trump.

. >> i'm brian hackney. a second possible assassination attempt on donald trump. it happened at mr. trump's golf club in west palm beach. secret service agents opened fire after they saw a man with a gun. trump was 400 feet away playing golf. the only shots fired were secret service. and they then sped away in an suv. cbs news correspondent cristian benavides has the latest. >> reporter: former president donald trump's campaign says he is safe and unharmed. fbi is leading the investigation after an apparent assassination attempt at his west palm beach golf club on sunday. >> 1:30 this afternoon, the call came out, shots fired. and former president donald trump is safe and unharmed, following a protective incident shortly after sunday at west palm beach. the u.s. secret service personnel opened fire on a gunman located near the property line. this matters on their investigation. >> reporter: authority hads brought a man in custody who is a possible suspect in the incident. the fbi released a statement, saying they have responded to west palm beach, florida, investigating what is an a

brian hackney shows us this unique piece of marin county history looking for a new caretaker. >> this is the most amazing piece of real estate on mount tam. it is the only commercially zoned property on mount tam and it has the views and everything else to go with it which just make it spectacular. >> reporter: it's the mountain home inn on the flanks of mount tam in marin county. james schultz is the listing agent. >> this is a 7,400 square foot building with ten rooms, dining room and full deck. it is one of the most amazing places in america. >> come on in. >> reporter: the property hasn't been on the market since present owner susan cunningham's husband spotted it back in 1981. >> and the owner who lived next-door was just sell by owner, putting up a little sign. he walked over and said, "i'll buy it." >> reporter: we visited the inn for "eye on the bay" ten years ago. >> that was a great show. >> reporter: thank you, yes. they canceled it. susan and her husband edward owned the historic inn for 43 years and what a history. >> the mountain home inn has been a beloved part of the l

fact, a satellite city of the first, located a little to the east, respectively, there is a frankly hackneyedroach to building a defense on what would seem to be a key section of the front, for which the military leadership of the junta allegedly intended to cling with their teeth, but in reality was too lazy to place banal dragon teeth there. well, in general, is it any wonder that even the western press, for example, the washington post, suggests that zelensky's gang consider pokrovsk effectively lost, and ukrainian publications reluctantly paint a very unambiguous picture. evgeniya petrukhina was taken in. evgeniya, hello. hello, alexey. well, what about the formulations about an indestructible fortress? forgotten. yes, that's right, this time rather devaluation. what is there to defend here? they show pokrovsk as destroyed and deserted, like everyone who wanted to leave has long since left. look, they say in their report, only stubborn pensioners are left. and pokrovsk itself, judging by the materials of ukrainian propagandists, is a city that is hardly worth fighting for, they somehow ke

our brian hackney reports. >> reporter: it's another invasion of the beetles, but these are the bad newstles. they're invading silicon valley. in fact, they're within walking distance of the acting ag commissioner in santa clara. >> the trees right along the road right here are infested. >> reporter: doctor is drew raymond and it's a mystery how these little bugs got here from their native southeast asia. >> nobody knows for sure, but it's thought that packing material in a pallet or something could host the beetle a while while it was transported over here from southeast asia. >> reporter: another mystery, how widespread is the infestation? >> right now we don't know the full extent and the full spread of the beetle. we know it's here on oakland road. >> reporter: tree after tree slated for destruction. you'd think the damage is being done by a big bug, but these are hardly bigger than ants. >> here's another one as we're talking looking around, there's one crawling right there. >> reporter: yup. >> that's one of the females crawling around. they're easy to pop out of the tree. >> repor

i had this, i hold on, i know a to i'm a hackney it, you can see that our land is less degraded and god, although there was a few sections that what damage did you like? but we have been able to restore those sections back to how they will get tumble. indigenous people make up just over 6 percent of the global population. but that's 6 percent protect 80 percent of the world's remaining biodiversity. and then the women plan to mainly need to seize, to help renew the forest. and that one, you gotta do. hi. can you see what the nighttime guy that i know? what actually it? alrighty. now what i'm kind of in the cutting down trees has contributed to the problem directed me, but in places that i've visited, i have seen that 12 people of planted trees and there is still enough rain full long. yeah. will it what it's noon? wouldn't do that at west thing, and i see how you live to have followed suit and planted more than 5000 trees. if they have us, it is for the women can now fall back on cross. they've learned to make themselves such as traditional b to jewelry and so, you know, by selling thos

judges at the court of appeal ruled oliver campbell's conviction for the murder of baldev hoondle in hackney home editor mark easton has the background to today's ruling. first to say this is not one of those cases about an innocent man deemed to have been stitched up by the criminaljustice system. indeed, the court of appeal made it clear that they gave very little weight and dismissed suggestions that police deliberately misled and bullied mr campbell in order to obtain a false confession. however, they did quash the conviction on what they described as a narrow but very important basis. now, mr campbell suffered severe brain damage as an eight—month—old baby and continues to struggle with memory, with concentration and with retaining information. and what the court of appeal is saying is that there has been fresh scientific evidence which shows that someone with just such a mental impairment would have potentially meant the jury considering the reliability of that confession in a materially different context. and the judges also, it should be noted, declined to order a retrial on the basi

quote you, unfortunately, these objects were not protected in the same way, because they were very hackneyedelf when we were at the kharkiv substation , well, i did not see these objects, but i will say that, well, we know that, anyway, the enemy from... or where the generation is located, will hit there, well, if we want to solve the problem of the generation, let's disperse it, and then well, instead of 10 missiles, the enemy will have to use thousands of missiles there or tens of thousands of missiles, of course it will be much more difficult for the enemy and due to the fact that the generation will be dispersed, in principle the general situation will be much better. mr. artem, regarding another very important issue for today, i want to come undercover, i want to come under cover, i understand that it is very, very difficult to protect against cabals, because these actually have to be very powerful protective structures with a huge amount of concrete or something else that will take a blow to yourself, and the depth of the corresponding one should also be, are there any projects now, ma

. >>> good evening on this saturday night, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. it's been a rough few years for oakland sports fan and even worse for the concession worker when is made their living at warriors, raiders, and a's games. now they're depending solely on concerts and other live events at the oakland arena to try to make ends meet. >> so they rallied outside tonight's usher show demanding better pay ahead of their upcoming contract negotiations. >> reporter: concession workers are demanding they get paid as much as fast food workers in the state of california. they argue the arena is bringing in enough revenue to meet those demands. >> mighty, mighty union. >> the mighty, mighty union. >> fighting for justice. >> fighting for justice. >> reporter: concession workers protested outside of the oakland arena before heading into work the stands at an usher concert on a saturday night. some of them, like robert at least get up to what the fast food workers are making. >> reporter: -- have worked with the hospitality company for decades. he's seen the departu

oliver campbell was 21 when he was found guilty of murdering baldev hoondle in hackney in 1990.ght for justice was finally over. i haven't had a life. i could have had a full—timejob, been in a relationship, had kids, been on holiday. i couldn't do that yesterday, but now i can plan the rest of my life. our home editor mark easton is here — why has this taken so long? it is complicated. it goes back to the murder of baldev hoondle in 1990. mr campbell, then 21, convicted at the old bailey, sentenced to life, released on licence after a decade behind bars. but the ruling was not that mr campbell was the victim of some miscarriage ofjustice. thejudge has criticised an expert witness who said police tactics, bullying had led to a false confession. the judges said they were quashing the conviction on a narrow but important basis, that had the original trial had the benefit of modern scientific understanding about the risks of false confession from someone with the kind of mental condition mr campbell has, he suffered terrible brain damage as a baby, thejury might have thought that h

it is reported that following the meeting in kiev. they did not agree and limited themselves to hackneyed phrases that support for ukraine would not dry up, and that the country itself would sooner or later end up in the eu and nato. elizaveta gerson knows what else was discussed. for the first time, a british foreign minister was taken to kiev to join an american one. the couple - the english press describes them with servility. and to be proud, blinken did not take a german with him and not a frenchman, but david lemmy, what's british. for a visit to kiev, and in the company of antony blinken, britain will have to pay 600 million. i am proud of prime minister starmer's commitment to provide 3 billion in military aid annually, and today i can confirm support for ukraine in the amount of more than 600 million. western journalists sitting in kiev say that during this visit. they often had to run to the shelter, western journalists also note that the victims of the ukrainian armed forces are high, that zelensky's situation is desperate, and that he urgently needs to achieve western leaders,

this furniture restorer, who grew up in hackney in east london, went on to present a series of programmesas made an mbe. but today, he appeared in court in kidderminster, charged with controlling and coercive behaviour towards his wife, lisa zbozen. the couple had married in november 2022, but lisa zbozen announced at the beginning of may they had separated. the day after, police say they were called to an address. three, two, one, let's go. go, go, keep going. a programme featuring jay blades that was due to go out tonight has been rescheduled, and buckinghamshire new university says he has resigned from his post as chancellor. and my love for restoring furniture landed me a job as a presenter. jay blades is due to appear in court again at worcester crown court in october. david sillito, bbc news. in the next couple of hours, sir keir starmer will meet president biden at the white house for talks that could pave the way for ukraine to use long—range missiles, supplied by the west, on russian territory. but moscow's ambassador to the un has told the security council that any such move wou

i have found myself in east london, hackney, with one of the 250 designers who have shown a collection a lot, i'm tired. - you doing? i'm good. it has been a lot, i'm tired. we i you doing? i'm good. it has| been a lot, i'm tired. we are prepping for showrooms in paris and then we have started designing our next season, so there is a lot going on but i'm a little bit tired, i have had a little bit tired, i have had a little bit of time to rest. tell us a bit about this collection and the inspirations behind it. , collection and the inspirations behindit. . ., collection and the inspirations behindit. , behind it. this collection is insired behind it. this collection is inspired by _ behind it. this collection is inspired by my _ behind it. this collection is inspired by my mum. i'm l behind it. this collection is inspired by my mum. i'm a little bit of a mama's boy. my mum essentially was this amazing corporate tycoon and she dominated the digital media world in the united states. and so watching her make space for an asian american woman there i think was so beautiful to witness and i

well , let's talk about plato, about the meaning of plato, i will allow myself, perhaps, a slightly hackneyed to me that it still deserves attention, this, of course, the english... mathematician and philosopher whitehead, who said, the most plausible general characterization of the european philosophical tradition is that it is a series of footnotes to plato. i will not ask you how much one can agree with whitehead on what, especially since he goes on, as you remember, to explain this in the text and to explain it in different ways. whitehead died in 1947, so he had in mind the... tradition of european philosophy that was familiar to him, almost 100 years have passed since you think, this is his quote, it has become more relevant, has lost its relevance, still, has remained in the area of ​​such a wonderful aphoristic statement, roman viktorovich, well, it is difficult to say for sure, i think, but nevertheless, in those 80-90 years that have passed since his death, yes, several new ones have appeared... many different options for reading plato in the way we read him before appear very inclu

banks, but then the west does not need to criticize others, label them as dictatorships and other hackneyed example its illusory world of certain rules and international laws. the west is not becoming totalitarian, it is was totalitarian, we just have a wrong understanding of the term freedom of speech, for them it was not freedom of speech, for them it was freedom to disseminate information. but judging by everything... durov's main crime is his refusal to bend to the western authorities and whether he will bend in the end we will probably never know, the death of freedom, democracy there did not happen today, the corpse just surfaced again, for some reason to the surprise of the whole world. good luck. the telelenova agency presents in the public domain we have no secrets from our people. no nothing is more precious than human life. there is nothing more terrible than the fate of the inhabitants of the village of khatyn. after the war , there was no one to rebuild the huts in these villages, in memory of the villages that are no longer even on the maps. a memorial cemetery of villages was

really important debate about the serious issue with many heartfelt contributions and the member for hackneyouth and shoreditch, the new chair of the treasury select committee, forensically set out the delayed and deferred a decision is by the former government which have put such pressure on the public finances. the member spoke about pensioners and children and disabled people in poverty and the need to do much more to support them. the memberfor north east more to support them. the member for north east fife talked about the crucial issue of pension credit uptake and what we are going to do that is different and i will say more about that later but i want to reassure her that the treasury is fully behind the action that we are taking. the member for shipley with her huge experience in health and social care, talked about the need to work with those in supported accommodation and housing associations and the nhs to make sure pensioners get the help they are entitled to and i will spell some of the action out. the memberfor rossendale and darwen made a strong case for targeting health on th

this furniture restorer, who'd grown up in hackney in east london, went on to present a series of programmes controlling and coercive behaviour towards his wife, lisa zbozen. the couple had married in november 2022, but lisa zbozen announced at the beginning of may they had separated. the day after, police say they were called to an address. three, two, one, let's go. don't let me fall. go on, go on, keep going, keep going. a programme featuring jay blades that was due to go out tonight has been rescheduled, and buckinghamshire new university says he has resigned from his post as chancellor. and my love for restoring furniture landed me a job as a presenter. jay blades is due to appear in court again at worcester crown court in october. david sillito, bbc news. plans to build the uk's first deep coal mine in more than 30 years have been quashed by the high court. the company involved, west cumbria mining, had originally been given permission to develop the site at whitehaven by the previous conservative governent. conservative government. but climate campaign groups challenged the move. here

this furniture restorer, who grew up in hackney in east london, went on to present a series of programmes controlling and coercive behaviour towards his wife, lisa zbozen. the couple had married in november 2022, but lisa zbozen announced at the beginning of may they had separated. the day after, police say they were called to an address. three, two, one, let�*s go. go, go, keep going. a programme featuring jay blades that was due to go out tonight has been rescheduled, and buckinghamshire new university says he has resigned from his post as chancellor. and my love for restoring furniture landed me a job as a presenter. jay blades is due to appear in court again at worcester crown court in october. plans to build the first steep coal mined in more than 30 years of been crushed by the high court. the company involved had originally been given permission to develop the site at whitehaven by the previous conservative government but climate camping groups challenged to move. here�*s danny savage. for campaigners against a new coal mine in west cumbria, today was a good day. we�*ve won, and it

um, you know, it's a hackneyed old expression, butjustice delayed isjustice denied.ou feeling today? um, the build up to occasions like this, of course, can be hugely difficult. there's a lot of expectation around it. i just wonder how you're coping with today. sure. so look, at the heart of everything today is the fact that we we lost 72 lives in the most violent, horrific manner and that the bereaved that, you know, the survivors need to be at the very heart of everything that we talk about and think about today. the report has only come about because of that horrific, um, occurrence. i mean, ifeel that it's a strong report, but for it to be meaningful in any way, we need to have the recommendations fully enacted by the government without delay. and is that above anything else, alongside that element ofjustice, is that is that what is going to help the survivors and the bereaved most? so so the truth is the report today, justice is criminal prosecutions and the change is what can come through the recommendations being enacted. survivor of the grenfell tower higher

commented on the latest attacks in a joking tone, here they called from 2016 and demanded all their hackneyed back, and also, somewhere secretary of state clinton is sad that this time it is not all because of her. in 2016, hillary clinton was the main beneficiary of the russian interference scandal. it didn't help her, though. trump's campaign manager secretly met with russian intelligence officials. russia interfered in our elections, attacked our democracy. why did trump trust putin instead of our eleven intelligence agencies? i don't know, do you have a working theory? i thought you did. the 2020 sequel was much more successful for the democrats. hunter biden's laptop with dirt on him surfaced on the eve of the election the famous papash was declared a russian fake. and the story itself was hushed up, saying it was a kremlin hoax, another interference, and only narrow-minded trump supporters can think that it is true, again we are talking about emails, emails of joe biden's son, hunter. let's see how this whole story is made up. in this case, the story is targeted. otherwise, if they knew

street of the city, no, i don't specifically want to say the local arbat, this expression is already hackneyed, they say it everywhere, but i will say this from myself, the street of three, it is cozy, well-kept, peaceful, in the gruto there are many churches, monasteries and ancient castles, one of the most atmospheric, the old castle, the levsky old castle. it is located on a steep hill on the bank of the neman river, built in the 14th century. after a large-scale reconstruction, several halls have opened so far. the alabaster hall, the most luxurious, luxurious in the entire castle, and honestly, you can't argue with that at all. they recognized my roman relative, caesar? and there's also the emperor. in addition to the old castle, there are several must sees in grodno that you can't miss. right now, my top five places in the city. the drama theater is the most futuristic building in the ussr, it's made in the form of a crown, so i don't advise standing here for a long time, otherwise you might get star fever. lyamus or just a wooden utility building, and this is the oldest wooden building

brian hackney has the night off. we start in oakland were city crews are working to clear another long-standing encampment. this one was under martin luther king jr. interval state. it comes under elevated levels of crime in the area, including a double homicide earlier this month. our man explains why everyone is not onboard. >> reporter: feelings are mixed about the cleanup in this area. some people think it is more hygienic and safer while others are concerned about people who used to live here. there is even a sign above the overpass that says misplacement is murder. >> it makes you feel a sense of doubt and hopelessness. >> reporter: matt butler does not know how much longer he will be able to live in the place he calls home. he has an rv on brush street just a few blocks from martin luther king jr. way, an area where the city of oakland has completed the first phase of closing a long-standing homeless encampment. butler is worried he could be next. >> it could put me in this placement somewhere. a lot of people

brian hackney shows us the pigeon point lighthouse and it's getting a facelift. >> reporter: this is lighthouse at pigeon point. the ray of hope. dating back to when they were president. but straight by weather. scoured by fog. the lighthouse, tallest on the west coast, was falling apart. i mean actually falling apart. chunks of ironwork. bunches of bricks were a bit of a wake up call. >> it is very much a bit of a wake up call and even more if it would have landed on your head. >> reporter: julie will head up the special projects at the lighthouse. >> the damage that occurred was this lower black ring that's made of iron. and the iron work rested and corroded and eventually broke apart. >> reporter: the landmark, 20 miles south of half moon bay is now wrapped up in scaffolding and mesh because. >> we started a two year full restoration project. top to bottom inside and out. they are going to touch everything. is he in here? j.p.? >> how are you doing? >> reporter: he is james pelletier. his group has to scale the ten-story building. >> try not to think about it and keep focused on w

for example, i don't think that this is an underrated picture viking, i think that it is overly hackneyed, but i accept the viewer's reaction, and i understand that apparently there is a problem, apparently we are somewhere well inaccurate, that's it, but the viking, probably, for me it's one of the most painful, and not accurate from the point of view of historical truth or not, not accurate all the same from the point of view. it doesn't matter, it's important whether there is a character on the screen, to the right, there he went to koluga or to tula, after all, if there is a character, then there is a destiny, and character is always actions, and the main thing is where we made a mistake, he went at this moment what we are going to, we are always going to the final battle, the final battle is at the viking's in the temple, he wins... and he asks for forgiveness, he confesses and then is baptized, he is reborn, and it is said, but it did not touch so much, it was not read, so if it did not touch, then it is our mistake, so if it was said, but did not work, then it is our fault, althoug

our brian hackney reports. >>>one, two. three, four. it's another invasion of the beetles.ut these are the bad news beetles. they're invading silicon valley. in fact, they're within walking distance of the acting ag commissioner in santa clara. the trees right along the road right here are infested. this is drew raymond. and it's a mystery how these little bugs got here from their native southeast asia. nobody knows for sure, but it's thought that packing material in a pallet or something could host the beetle for a while while it was transported over here from southeast asia. another mystery how widespread is the infestation right now we don't know the full extent and the full spread of the beetle. we know it's here on oakland road. tree after tree slated for destruction. you'd think the damage is being done by a big bug, but these are hardly bigger than ants. here's another one, actually. just as we're talking, looking around, there's one crawling right there. yep, that's one of the females crawling around. they're easy to pop out of the tree. there's one there called inv

live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. a large high school reunion celebration in west oakland turned deadly yesterday. >> gathering hundreds of people at a park. the mayor and police chief held a rare press conference on a sunday, who expressed their anger over the killings. da lin talked to witnesses and learned new information about the victim. >> reporter: authorities say the man killed was the high school alumnus, attending the alumni reunion party when someone shot him. i learned the victim's twin brother was also shot and killed in oakland years ago. this is the aftermath of the high school reunion shooting. people left behind tents, chairs, a basketball, and other picnic items as they ran for safety. >> we just heard a pop, pop, pop. >> you could see the look on other peoples faces as they were grabbing things, grabbing their children. and they were moving, running. >> it must have been 20 shots where it was dark, people were running, screaming, and about the same time they would show up real fast. >> reporter: liv

the same old, hackneyed manner of the game. the next question, please, that's all.nswers to other pressing questions were about the same, in quotes, meaningful, but what if kamala harris, knowing, like many in america, about the curse of such and such, is simply hoping not for her political talents, but for the fact that sooner or later the curse of the indian tribal chief will reach her rival. the sonatka brand natalia usenko and mark zlenko, central television. well, and also this saturday, one cannot help but recall the simply incredible date of 60 years since the first broadcast, but then still on soviet central television, of the program good night little ones, and just think, its first little viewers are now retiring, but the permanent hosts of the program, khryusha and stepashko, who dropped by our studio, are still young, along with them came the honored artist of russia, yuri grigoriev, the same uncle yura, one of the first hosts of the program. good evening! how glad i am to see you, happy to see you, uncle yura. hello, dear, hello, hello, you know, i'm lo