tuesday have if the boy was police say t boy was hey�*re also investigating three assaults in the hall greena which happened shortly before the killing of leo ross, and that the 14—year—old they're holding has been further arrested in connection with two other assaults. leo has been described as a "lovely and bright" pupil by his head teacher, who called him "a lively and happy young man." a large—scale manhunt is under way after woman died following a serious attack on a in plymouth. emergency services were called to west hoe road on wednesday night after a woman in her 40s was found with serious injuries. she died in hospital in the early hours. devon and cornwall police say they are looking for a 53—year—old man called paul antony butler. a let's b a ring you some news now about a storm that's heading towards the uk. a rare red weather warning covering northern ireland and scotland on friday has been issued for storm ay—oh—win by the met ofice. it's warning of gusts of up to 100mph and "flying debris resulting in danger to life". all schools in northern ireland will close on friday becaus

the victim was found with serious injuries in hall green and later died in hospital. 0ur midlands correspondentanother young life has been lost to the scourge of knife crime. these pictures were taken yesterday afternoon. the boy was stabbed on his way home from school and nothing could be done to save him. today the grief was palpable. rowena's son was at school with the boy who died. i'm a mum, i'm a nurse. i'm a mum and a nurse and everything else. and i walk my dog in the park next to it. it's just sad that something like this has had to happen and potentially he was on his own for a little bit. and the length of time it took for people to sort of reach him. maybe it was too late by the time i got to him. it's just sad. another life has been taken too early. he didn't deserve this, from what my children say. he was a lovely caring, innocent little boy. a relative sent the bbc this tribute. i've spoken to the relative who said the statement said that the boy was on a ten—minute walk home when the incident happened. she said that he had onlyjust started at secondary school and he had his whol

that killing has sent huge shockwaves across birmingham and in the community in hall green, where there'st is the normal procedure for a murder charge. he will appear at the crown court tomorrow morning. and in the days after leo ross's killing, his family issued a tribute to their son, saying he was "an amazing, kind and loving boy" and said that "not only has leo's life been taken, all of our lives have as well". the funeralfor the drag race uk star, the vivienne, has taken place this afternoon. the service forjames lee william, who died earlier this month aged 32, was held at a church in denbighshire in north wales. 0ur correspondent josh parry was there. althouthames lee williams — better known as the vivienne — was known as a liverpool drag queen, was actually here in north wales where they grew up. and that is today where the family have chosen to have a private service to remember them at st margaret's church in bodelwyddan. they grew up just about 10—15 minutes away from here in colwyn bay, but made their name as the vivienne when they moved to liverpool as a teenager and began pe

nicole green from robert hall and associates.nk you for your time and expertise today. >> you're very welcome. have a great day. >> thank you. you too. coming up on the nine, we'll swing back to oakland as thieves looking to make a quick buck tear apart. a tribute to blues musicians in west oakland. what it will take to restore what some consider the area's walk of fame. also ahead. [music] >> russia and ukraine appear open to peace talks, but with some conditions. i'm greg palkot in peace talks, but their leaders are issuing new conditions. fox's greg palkot has more from london this morning. >> nearly three years into the war, russian forces continue to advance in eastern ukraine, capturing more towns in the donetsk region. this week, russian president vladimir putin and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy say they want the war to end diplomatically, but on very different terms. putin is calling for the west to lift sanctions on moscow and demands any peace talks not involve the ukrainian leader. >> because of his illegitim

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protesters broke through security and put up a banner outside of the main hall that read tax the super rich fund a just and green security escorted them away shortly before the official opening ceremony. the forum began yesterday and ends on friday. the wealth of billionaires grew three times faster in 2024 than in the year before. oxfam international, a leading anti-poverty group, released its data on global inequality ahead of the world economic forum meeting in davos, switzerland. the new report found that in 2024, it created 204 new billionaires, a third from the u.s. researchers predict five trillionaires within the next ten years. a city in central california has been deemed one of the most charming small towns in the country. carmel by the sea made the list because of its fairytale like cottages, boutiques, art galleries, historic buildings, wineries and more. it'not the first time the town got recognized either. travel and leisure magazine also named it one of the top best small towns, and sunset magazine said it was the perfect combo of both ocean and forest as well. thank you so much for watching. ktvu

hall. thank you. thanks. very good. house majority leader brendan jones. thank you very much. we are making progress. state representatives dudley green, carl gillespie. thank you very much. thank you very much. state senators kevin corbin, warren daniel. thank you. and county commissioner jennifer best. thank you. so hurricane helene was one of the worst natural disasters in american history. it was far worse than it was even billed. i have never seen such water damage, largely water damage, wind damage, nobody's ever seen that. i have been here numerous times. now i'm here in a position where we can do something. meaning i have been in oafs for four days -- in office for four days. i wanted to come sooner but they had a problem with getting logistically in here. i would have been here even sooner. 104, 104 north carolinianss have at least lost their lives. is that now a fairly firm number? are they still finding people? do you know? what do you think? still finding people? pretty much ok? 104 people lost their lives. 73,000 homes were severely damaged or destroyed. i have been to a lot of them. this was like lots of hurricanes. i have never seen suc

the second town hall will be focused on the second amendment and held in the green room at the war memorial vet republican's building. panelists and performing artists details and information on how to r. s. v. p. will be announced soonful this wednesday, january 8, mayor elect daniel lurey will be inaugurated as our 46th mayor of san francisco. on behalf of the upon san francisco art's commission i like it thank you mayor breed for her support arts and would like to offer our congratulations to mayor laurie. i plan to be in attendance at inauguration and look forward to working with the new mayor to continue our agency's work and support of the arts. >> some strategic planning updates. over the past few months the strategic planning consultants have been holding interviews. and produced a survey. i like to thank all members and our commissioners for participating in the surveys and interviews. we greatly value off the insights and feedback. . we will be hosting -- two in person community open houses. and one webinar for the beginning of march. we will have details to share soon. >> and som

this was the scene as tens of thousands packed broad street, the city hall tower was lit up in the team's color, greens, fans climb light poles and it can get dangerous. there was also this scary moment. >> oh my god! >> three pedestrians were injured when a car drove into revelers. the driver was taken into custody but has not been charged. the injuries were not life-threatening. cops say the incident does not appear intentional at this time. >> running back saquon barkley was the hero of the game, scoring on their very first pl play. fans also praised singer mary kate morrissey who sang the national anthem. ♪ ♪ and oh, what a sight. the team's beloved eagle name to lincoln soaring the stadium. if this is how it looked after the eagles playoff victory, just imagine what it will look like if they win the super bowl. >> mary: and what would valentines be without roses? that almost happened, all thanks to a certain trade war between the u.s. and colombia. the south american country where the majority of our premium roses come from. but after president trump threatened to impose a 25% tariff on all goods

the second town hall will be focused on the second amendment and held in the green room at the war memorial vet republican's building. panelists and performing artists details and information on how to r. s. v. p. will be announced soonful this wednesday, january 8, mayor elect daniel lurey will be inaugurated as our 46th mayor of san francisco. on behalf of the upon san francisco art's commission i like it thank you mayor breed for her support arts and would like to offer our congratulations to mayor laurie. i plan to be in attendance at inauguration and look forward to working with the new mayor to continue our agency's work and support of the arts. >> some strategic planning updates. over the past few months the strategic planning consultants have been holding interviews. and produced a survey. i like to thank all members and our commissioners for participating in the surveys and interviews. we greatly value off the insights and feedback. . we will be hosting -- two in person community open houses. and one webinar for the beginning of march. we will have details to share soon. >> and som

hall. thank you, dustin. very good. house majority leader brendan jones. thank you very much. we are making progress, brendan. state representatives dudley greene, carl gillespie. kevin corbin, warren daniel. thank you very much kevin and warren. county commissioner jennifer best. thank you, jennifer, thank you. so hurricane helene was one of the worst natural disasters in american history. it was far worse than billed. i have never seen such water damage, largely water damage. nobody has ever seen. i've been here numerous times but now i'm here in a position where we can do something, meaning i've been in office for four days and i wanted to come sooner but actually they had a little problem with getting logistically in here. i would have been here even sooner. 104 north carolinians have lost their lives. is that now a fairly firm number or are they still finding people? what do you think? still finding people? pretty much okay? a lot of people. 104 people lost their lives. 73,000 homes were severely damaged or destroyed. and i will tell you, i've been to a lot of them and this was like lots of hurricanes -- i've never seen such damage done by

hall session for tuesday march 18th. >> the second townhall session will be focused on the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments and will be held in the green room at the war memorial veteran's building. panelists and performance artist details and information on how to rsvp will be announced soon. a reminder that we currently have one public art call opportunity for the s.f. main library temporary mural project. the arts commission invites artists and art artist teams residing in the united states to submit qualifications for this opportunity. the application deadline is february 3rd, 2025 by 11:59 p.m.. and with that this concludes my january 2025 executive committee directors report. >> thank you and i'm happy to take any questions you may have. thank you. are there any discussion comments on the directors report? i will just comment that i'm very pleased that our director has initiated a very strong relationship in this transitional period. and i know that it's very important that we understand, you know, what that implies and that our leadership is in solid hands with our director as as the is the focal point of how it is that we inter

green. and we had a lot of good times in the state senate. we brought some famous people to the floor, our dear friend steve crawford, in the rock 'n roll hallf fame. some of his guitars are in thing smithsonian -- are in the smithsonian. many others. isaac hayes. we sang the theme from "shaft" on the senate floor. i'm sure someone will dig for that and hopefully that's been erased from history. when we brought isaac hays, i -- hey, i almost forgot about -- hayes, i almost forgot about him. we had a great relationship with those folks and people often ask me why i'm friends with congressman cohen. he's probably my oldest friend up here, truth be known. he's correct, we did sponsor a bill to raise the speed limit. i think i asked for 85. knowing we'd take 07 in the house -- 70 in the house. the week prior to that i'd brought peyton manning to the house floor and i think i could have probably passed communism and gotten 100 miles per hour if i wanted to that week. actually. because that was probably the most popular i've ever been in the legislature. but truth be known, why i'm so good friends with steve cohen is, i lost my daddy years ago and

hall. thank you. dustin. thanks, dustin. very good. house majority leader brendan jones brendan, thank you very much. we're making progress. brendan. state representatives dudley green, carl gillespie, thank you very much, fellas. good, good. thank you very much. state senators kevin corbin warren daniel, thank you. thank you very much, kevin warren and county commissioner jennifer best. thank you. jennifer. thank you. so hurricane helene was one of the worst natural disasters in american history. it was far worse than it was even built. i have never seen such water damage. it was largely water damage. wind damage, but water damage nobody's ever seen. i've been here, as you know, numerous times. but now i'm here in a position where we can do something. meaning, i've been in office for four days and i wanted to come sooner, but actually, they had a little problem with getting logistically in here. but i would have been here even sooner. uh, 104 104 north carolinians have at least have lost their lives. is that now a fairly firm number, or are they still finding people? you know, what do you think? they're still finding people? pretty much. okay, it's a lot of people.

halls. we did not need then nor do we need now to turn to the green rooms of cable tv networks for the secretaryof defense. tomorrow marks the 80th anniversary of the battle of the bulge, a campaign in which my father served. in freezing temperatures, outnumbered and often undersupplied, our forces held the line against hitler's onslaught. our soldiers won because they were brave. they won because they were skilled. and they won because they were well led. surely the armed forces of the united states of america, the victors of the arden, of gettysburg and midway and the thousands places in between and since, surely they need a leader who they can have full faith in. surely america's best deserves the best. governments' most important task is to keep america safe, secure, and free. it is a complex, fast moving and evolving challenge. it is a job that at times presents its occupant, the secretary of defense, no good or easy options. it is in short a deadly, serious job where both success and failure have enormous ramifications. it's a job that depends on experience and character, the prerequisites

green restrooms throughout the city that are direct funding. it's technically considered a general fund but that funds some restroom locations that are the jcdecaux the one outside city hall buy a bill graham auditorium and the main library. that one for instance is ajc, the co funded directly by jcdecaux. so there are some limitations in terms of how much we and how deep we can go in the pit stop program. but good points and we'll we'll take all of those into account . >> so just i guess a follow up question. one would probably expect on february 13th when you guys come back that that list of what you're doing to get to the 13.8 will probably have changed to some extent. >> i think there will be likely some refinements as as we go forward. i think in terms of the data as i said, we're really trying to put the operational impact and what the impact will be and a little more granularity and we'll provide that. and as itioned earlier in some examples, if we see that we're cutting it in the wrong spot where this will have a huge operational impact, we'll look elsewhere. we're trying to have as minimal operational impact as we can knowing that there will be operational impact

green. yahaira: staying on the banks earnings season on wall street, kicking off on a high note, jp morgan traders scoring their biggest third-quarter hallorecasting an increase for 2025. goldman sachs earnings-per-share came in at $11.95 per share, much higher than $8.35 forecast area citigroup rounding out for the day posting market revenue that beat estimates and announcing a $20 billion stock buyback. shares are up 3.8% in the market. southern california face another night of extremely critical fire conditions due to high wind and minimal humidity, leaving 10 million people at risk. the fires have already claimed the lives of at least 24 people and have burned down more than 12,000 buildings including many homes. and the washington post reported elon musk won't be joined by jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg at donald trump inauguration on monday. the three tech moguls will sit on the dais alongside former presidents, trump's family, cabinet picks and lawmakers according to a trump official who spoke to the paper on the condition of anonymity. that is your bloomberg green. jonathan: more in the next 30 minutes or so. up next, the morning

hall. there will be a presentation of some gifts, and when you see a couple of senators who are prominent there, including amy klobuchar of michigan at the lectern, and in then in green>> one of the things that strikes me is just how many images of bipartisanship we've seen throughout the day. we really can't take that for granted. we rarely get toto see tho moments on display. but again, this goes to what we've been talking about throughout this entire day, which is this is the traditional and peaceful transfer of power that the country necessarily get to witness in this way four years ago. >> kristen, i just heard her say these gifts represent our equal branches of government, and i suspect president trump is thinking, i think the executive is dominant. so, i think she's trying to assert how congress really does have a huge role to play. >> just a nudge, a reminder. >> because i know we all love inaugural trivia, i will say since 1989, it's been lenox that has provided the crystal. last time around, it was donald trump and mike pence that got lenox bowls. it looks like those are the vases. the first time around, the glass was sourced from slovenia, so this is part

arrested around four hours after 12 year old leo suffered fatal injuries on a riverside path in the hall greena. he's also been charged with seven other offences, including possession of a bladed weapon. leo's family have released a statement describing him as an amazing, kind boy who was loved so much by everyone. three teenagers have died and a fourth man suffered life threatening injuries after a car hit a tree near wakefield in west yorkshire. they were travelling near the village of west bretton when it left the road and crashed on friday night. the 18 year old driver and 219 year old passengers died at the scene. two other men in the car were taken to hospital, one of whom is in a critical condition. two new weather warnings for snow and ice have come into effect for northern ireland and large parts of scotland, as the clear up after storm arwen continues. extra engineers have been drafted in to help restore electricity across ireland. hundreds of thousands of people on both sides of the border were still without power earlier this evening. meanwhile, travel services remain severely disr

of his age, was arrested around four hours after 12 year old leo suffered fatal injuries in the hall green area. he has also been charged the youth with seven other offences, including possession of a bladed weapon. leo's family have released a statement describing him as an amazing, kind boy who was loved so much by everyone. three teenagers have died and a fourth man has suffered life threatening injuries after a car hit a tree near wakefield in west yorkshire. they were travelling near the village of west bretton when it left the road and crashed on friday night. the 18 year old driver and 219 year old passengers died. two other men were taken to hospital, one of whom is in a critical condition. farmers across the uk have been staging across the uk have been staging a national day of unity. they're trying to protect the sector. the pressure is mounting on the government to halt the controversial inheritance taxes that could see some farmers forced to sell their land. the national farmers union and tory mps have warned that many farmers are at breaking point and can't afford the bills. >

around four hours after the 12 year old leo suffered fatal injuries on a riverside path in the hall green his family have released a statement today describing leo as an amazing, kind, loving boy who was loved so much by everyone. four female israeli soldiers held by the terror group hamas have been reunited with their families. they were taken to a hospital in tel aviv, where they finally saw their loved ones after 15 months in captivity. hostages. karina ariev. daniella gilboa. naama levy. all 20, and the 19 year old liri albag were serving with the israel defence forces when they were captured. well, earlier, they were released in gaza city, here, surrounded on a podium by hamas fighters, before being guided to red cross vehicles and then taken to the border and handed over to the idf. well, as part of the exchange, israel has now released some 200 palestinian prisoners, although 70 of those accused of the most serious crimes were not in the west bank. where these pictures are. they will be deported, it's understood, to other countries via egypt. the first wave of release last weekend

his age, was arrested around four hours after the 12 year old leo suffered fatal injuries in the hall green area. his family have released a statement describing leo as an amazing, kind boy who was loved so much by everyone. three teenagers have died and a fourth man has suffered life threatening injuries after a car hit a tree near wakefield in west yorkshire. they were travelling near the village of west bretton when it left the road and crashed on friday night. the 18 year old driver and 219 year old passengers died. two other men were taken to hospital. one is said to be in a critical condition. farmers from across the uk have been staging a national day of unity in a bid to protect the sector. it comes as pressure mounts on the government to halt the controversial inheritance tax laws that could see some forced to sell their farms. the national union has warned that many farmers are at breaking point and can't afford the bills. >> farmers are on their knees, they can't pass their farms to their children. they're already struggling to make ends meet. we have more suicides for farmers an

the victim was found with serious injuries in hall green and later died in hospital. 0ur midlands correspondentscourge of knife crime. these pictures were taken yesterday afternoon. the boy was stabbed on his way home from school and nothing could be done to save him. today the grief was palpable. rowena's son was at school with the boy who died. i'm a mum, i'm a nurse. i'm a mum and a nurse and everything else. and i walk my dog in the park next to it. it's just sad that something like this has had to happen and potentially he was on his own for a little bit. and the length of time it took for people to sort of reach him. maybe it was too late by the time i got to him. it's just sad. another life has been taken too early. he didn't deserve this, from what my children say. he was a lovely caring, innocent little boy. a relative sent the bbc this tribute. i've spoken to the relative who said the statement said that the boy was on a ten—minute walk home when the incident happened. she said that he had only just started at secondary school and he had his whole life ahead of him. locals say the par