. >>> plus.. [ crowd chanting ] >>> why dozens of hotel workers were taken away in handcuffs on one oft famous streets in the bay area and >>> this bay area homeowner goes all out on his halloween haunted house. the biggest scare of all is probably the price tag. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. >>> leading up to the election we are always talking about division, what makes one person different from another person. but an event like san francisco's fleet week is designed to bring people together. celebrate our country. and that is exactly what 17-year-old mia was doing the day of october 14th. she just immigrated to the united states two days before and she was enjoying fleet week shows on the marina green with her family. but the family outing took a very bad turn when a navy parachutest landed right on top of them. as andrea nakano reports, mia's life may never be the same. >> reporter: speck stators were watching parachutests drop out of the sky on to the landing zone. one of them strayed off course and hit a 17

[grunts] [handcuffs clink] - aww, my maternity muumuu.ng on a work trip? i thought you were gonna get severance money to buy me singing lessons for the spring musical. - i am, sweetie. mama's working really hard to get laid off. but yesterday my boss announced an all-expense-paid corporate retreat... [all cheer] aka a free vacation. so that severance plan is on hold. aww, i think this is tonya's umbilical cord. - are you sure you wanna go on vacation without us? we're your whole world. - the retreat's in philly, right by the factory where they make my chocolate turtles. now while i'm gone, if you two don't know what to make for dinner, tell chris. if you stub your toe, tell chris. and if you can't find chris, tell chris. - rochelle, i can handle it. you won't have to worry about a thing, except these items i want you to borrow. - hotel towels, hotel pillows, a hotel robe? - what? i wanna look like michael douglas in "wall street." [rock music]

tier three gear, no cheer keir is enough to send you running, then maybe you should trade in your handcuffs for a comfort blanket, your clown cars for a pram and your pride marches for a soft play zone. i mean seriously, you can't handle the heat online. how do we expect you to cope with our actual streets? get off our tweets, lads . it's time to our tweets, lads. it's time to stop policing the streets instead , it's this kind of instead, it's this kind of flouncing away from scrutiny that's left british policing in total tatters. but my friends, i have this to say . do not worry, have this to say. do not worry, because the saturday five were here. we embrace the scorn, the ridicule and the criticism because someone's got to. in fact, most of us have doubled down on elon musk's x because it does align with our values. and guess what? they are free speech, brutal honesty, and a healthy splash of mockery. this show is practically dripping in all three. first up, we've got andy williams, our resident woke leftie. get ready for virtue signalling so thick you'll need a machete to hack yourself t

and she had an answer about the handcuffs, too.. he could get out of anything. andrea canning: and tammy had her own explanation for that so-called kidnapping kit. sidney needed the concrete for work. the cleaning fluid was for their dirty camper. and the shotgun shell? probably just a spent casing from a turkey hunt. man: did you kidnap heather elvis? no, i did not. man: do you know who kidnapped her? i do not. man: are you glad that you're able to tell people what happened and what you did do and didn't do? i want people to know the truth. and i, too, want heather found. andrea canning: tammy has said that she wants to find heather. she actually liked heather. she didn't do this. and yet, she goes on facebook calling her a psycho whore. which is it? you know, i can't really explain everything that tammy said or felt. i think it was a huge mistake to call her names and do that sort of thing. andrea canning: he said if tammy had kidnapped heather, why would she be writing nasty facebook posts about her? the elvis's listen to tammy'

entered essex coroner's court here in chelmsford where they were wearing high vizjackets carrying handcuffsroke into one of the court rooms there and planned to abduct one of the senior legal officials. so, an incredible scene that day in april 2023. the official they wanted to kidnap with senior coroner lincoln brookes who was driving to work at the time. thankfully he was not in the building, he was delayed that day. but he was obviously told by colleagues to stay away and he went without any physical harm. the psychological impact of all this for mr brooks has been significant. we have been told that he has suffered trauma ever since and this was highly stressful incident and that stress has stayed with him. today, his attempted kidnappers were here at chelmsford crown court to receive their sentence. mr christopher, who was the leader of the group, was sentenced to seven years in prison for conspiracy to kidnap and false imprisonment as well as for malicious communications related to e—mails he had been sending the senior coroner leading up to that day in april last year. also, 47—year—

today , valeria was brought to the courtroom in handcuffs, she cried and asked not to apply strict measures to her, and artyom chikalin simply remained silent. both took turns listening to the judge's decision, the ex-spouses were placed under house arrest. the investigation continues to study the documents, and will probably soon new details of the chekalins' activities abroad may become known. maxim shevchenko, olga mazurak, igor nikulin, ramil batyrov, valeria popova and vadim chetvertkov, news! sergei sobyanin congratulated moscow teachers on the upcoming professional holiday. an installation in the form of a giant bouquet was installed in the center of moscow near the bolshoi theater. tomorrow , free excursions to the tretyakov gallery, pushkin museum and the historical museum will be held for teachers. this morning, students solemnly greeted teachers on the red carpet, and the mayor visited the renovated building of school number 37 in ramenki. we send our children like wizards so that you can raise them, give them a good education, and we are waiting for this miracle, you really did

do you think that with handcuffs and electronic restraints they are going to stop the theft ? for those who don't want to, yes, he can be a good offender. it puts stress in your heart . a needle twists your head every time you want to go, a thief will hit you with this needle, a part of your body will remain exactly the same, and you will really give up . the speed we have. and this is our part of the event system we are talking about robbery, we want to see which restraints are active in that area, we will report it. sardar, where is the incident located on this , the incident is located in the foot part of the briefcase. the automatic declaration of the number of thieves who start to adhere to the binding is done. at least 2 years and maximum 3 years in the first stage, if their behavior is correct, they will be released from the plan . it will be ali hamzai of radio and television news agency. paragraphs up to 20: committing theft, getting arrested , leaving, my punishment, enduring, coming back , stealing again, well, this should have been controlled in the society, i need

the troitsky court elected artyoma chikalina. the blogger was brought to the courthouse in handcuffs. he never admitted his guilt. the man is under house arrest until november 26. all the leadership of article 107 of the criminal procedure code of the russian federation ruled: to satisfy the investigator's request for a measure to prevent house arrest. to release artem aleksandrovich from custody in the courtroom. about house arrest for all defendants in the criminal case on the withdrawal of more than 250 million rubles abroad. the investigation itself requested. at the hearing, chikalin's lawyers tried to avoid this measure for their client, they did special emphasis on the fact that the man has not been involved in fitness marathons for a long time, but at the same time actively supports fighters in the svo zone and allegedly regularly makes trips to frontline areas. until november 26 , the court also placed valeria chikalina under house arrest. the russian federation ruled: to satisfy the investigator on the selection of the measure of restraint of house arrest. release. in court,

released from their the inhumane detention center amputated. limb with amputated limbs due to the handcuffs, letting uh police dogs uh attacking them uh letting them sleep in the in the yards of detention centers uh without any source of of blankets or or or sheets to to help them dread the cold uh weather uh we in comparing that to the uh treatment and the the way actually the all cameras in the world uh have recorded of the of the israeli detaines taken by palestinian resistance here in gaza is is is beyond description and applause uh having them watching israeli detaines actually released with their bets with their pets uh their puppies uh watching mothers. and uh thanking and shaking hands with the palestinian resistance uh fighter in a humane uh scene which lift the world in all uh there is no comparison here between the the humans uh here and the the the aggressive uh perpetrators uh of of the ongoing genocide. in gaza and uh ahmed, you mentioned, we've heard this time and again where uh the zionist leadership the get in front of the cameras and we're going to continue this operation,

i'll find the keys now, i'll take the handcuffs off you, thank you, i have my own, oh, holy shit , thatys, wow, and how is that, how is that, such a performance, no, i get it, yeah, sleight of hand and no fraud, performer, tricks, in short, i get it, listen, come on, let's come to an agreement with you like this, you'll teach me all these tricks, and i'll believe that you didn't deceive anyone, huh? valya, your mother, you're so cool, well, so what is this, a book, a thousand and one tricks, i learned from it myself, that 's it, now everyone's screwed, well, so what, i 'm going, wait, wait, garik, come on, ah... yeah, you take this, i get it, this is here, i get it, yeah, that's also clear, well, you morons are clear, girl, and you dropped this, ugh, bastard, stop! robbed, hello, who's sleeping like that, and so what, my wife sent me shopping, some kind of farmhand is on us, two riddles to the wife, the first question is, who's driving around town on amon's bus rides around in amon's uniform, amon? funny, repeat it again, yeah, oh you, here, follow me, forward, take it, are you tired of

direction of repeat criminals , repeat thieves, one of the plans of the commander is to put electronic handcuffsthose who commit repeated crimes, those who commit theft more than 10 times, this is what happened in the country today. we, those who commit crimes , are left behind. we control it with the facilities we have at the community level. we try to prevent crimes from happening. where is this address, what car does he use for this job? the owner and the complainant, the police can take action based on the data of this complainant , they cannot act without this loved one actually giving this information . sometimes, yes, this loved one must go and get the field information . whoever calls says , "sir, this happened, the police should act from 0 to 100. according to international standards, a large part of this action and movement of the police actually goes back to the citizen himself. i am surprised, that dear citizen." he says that he asked me to go to a bad address and do a field inspection, which is normal he should accompany a part of his work. i, the police, have a duty according to th

the phrase that i would look to is "invisible handcuffs".ims, including tobias, in this factory and another site run by speciality flatbreads, which produced bread on a massive scale. you felt like you were going to prison, that you just have to do it and you get no reward. he takes all the money. you don't even get a pound. tobias's day started long before he reached the factory with a gruelling cycle to work. we didn't even talk. we just went quietly to work, as if we were going to our own execution. i don't remember exactly, but the journey was around 13 miles. i didn't even have the strength to ride that bike. every single day, i kept on thinking about escape. they saw them as nothing more than labour that they could make money from. so, where were the products made by tobias at speciality flatbreads ending up? by trawling through supermarket supply lists, we were able to get answers — the results raising further serious questions. the company has since gone into administration, but at its peak was a major supplier of some of the uk's be

. >> the handcuffs made me smile. yes.a'am. >> schneider was booked and released on $110,000 bond. >> when doctor schneider got arrested, it made me so happy. >> doctor schneider denies the allegations and would not talk to us. his attorney sent us this statement, reading in part. my client and i respectfully decline your offer to opportunity to participate in a process which has heretofore been anything but fair and balanced. not long after we spoke with the families, many of them reached a settlement agreement with doctor schneider. the terms of which are confidential. but just as the angry parents thought that he would finally get his day in criminal court, two physicians testified that doctor schneider suffers from dementia and the judge makes a bombshell decision. the dentist is incompetent to stand trial. all charges dropped. next, the man convicted of killing brianna kupfer. sentenced. we have the latest. >> do you have a coffee? smile. drinking coffee causes yellow teeth for thousands of people. just like you. and

i didn't know what a g was-- >> he shouldn't be in a bow tie, he should be in handcuffs. when you have him on stage and the content-- back to back to the joe rogan-- back 60% of young people are independent unaffiliated, they are registering to vote, and they are not picking up party commit many are voting for the first time, and they are taking it seriously, they consider themselves patriots, and joe rogan talks about jujitsu and the military, tough stuff, and he connects with a gut punch of america, and she needs more of that. >> doesn't it silence this? if she doesn't, donald trump fills the space trying to convince you of things she's not. so she stops that slow bleed of lies at the. >> they will still say she's not doing enough. i agree she should do joe rogan. he may help connect her with the uninterested voters because still, hundreds of millions of people don't even vote. >> and he might endorse her. like he-- he is going to be more objective than people give him credit. i have been listening to joe rogan from the beginning. he may give her some praise, he might c

artem chikalina as the first to be restrained; the blogger was brought to the court building in handcuffshe never admitted his guilt. the man will remain under house arrest until november 26. article 107 of the criminal procedure code of the russian federation ruled to satisfy the choice of house arrest. release artem aleksandrovich from custody in the courtroom. the investigation itself requested house arrest for all defendants in the criminal case on the transfer of more than 250 million rubles abroad. at the hearing , chikalin's lawyers tried to avoid this measure for their client, placing special emphasis on the fact that the man has long had no connection with fitness marathons, but at the same time actively supports fighters in the svo zone and allegedly regularly makes trips to frontline areas. until november 26, under house arrest was also sent by the court to valery chikalina. according to the russian federation, the court ruled: to satisfy the khadad investigator on the choice of a preventive measure of house arrest. to release chik valery valeriov i will guard in the courtroom.

and handcuffs. it's unclear why he was or why he wasn't able to get out that the owner says there was no loss other than damage to the window. >> i fired up ready to go. >> with less than 4 weeks to go until the election now we may county da, pamela price speaking about the recall effort against her that recall is on the ballot this november. during a news conference this morning, price telling supporters that a recall is not the way to fix the problems in alameda county. >> and the business for 30 years in this community. i had the opposite night. the clay was somebody broke into my. this is one night broke the window. it came in my business stole my computers. called the police. i filled out a police report. i called my insurance company. i did not just about to say, let's recall. did that was not the solution to my break in. that is not the solution to criminal activity in alameda county. >> price also said that the recall was an effort by republicans to remove progressive district attorneys from

. >> kayleigh: biden and harris tried to handcuff israel, president trump worked strategically to promote peace through strength. he ripped up the iran nuclear deal, negotiated four historic mideast peace deals, puts iran on notice by taking out sole money. president trump acted, iran noticed. america will reassert tomorr tomorrow nance. but if kamala wins, the worlds will be a much more dangerous place. general keith kellogg, former colleague of mine, national security adviser to president trump joins me now. general kellogg, i love speaking with you. you and i saw trump in action, his leadership, his decision making. i want you to tell me having seen him in the situation room, in the oval office, with foreign leaders, how is he different than kamala harris? >> yeah, kayleigh, thanks for having me. we sat side by side. you know, napoleon, great french general said that the personality of the leader is indispensable. through it you see the will of an individual. and when presidents disengage, they lose control. trump never lost control. he was always in control. you talked about israel, t

they're looking at the scene and also them walking out with a man in handcuffs. looks like he also as i don't like a basketball hoop around his neck. there. unclear why he was will not hoop a net. it's unclear why he was unable to get out of the shop's owner says that there was no loss or any anything stolen. just the main damage that happened there to the to the glass door that this guy broken through in the north bay. a good samaritans sprung into action to help a woman who actually drove her car and will pool. this happened before 10 o'clock this morning on janet way in timber on the woman apparently stepped on the gas pedal instead of or break. can. but in the pool. this was at an apartment complex man who saw the commotion ran over to help and it was able to grab this woman through the window as the car was quickly sinking hero. tonight, durham police say the driver was not injured and did not want to be taken hospital. well, it's a sound you're going to have to get used to, at least for the next couple of days. yeah. the navy's blue angels take the skies in

police are trying to figure out what set off this fight that ended with half a dozen kids in hand handcuffs. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> we'll get to that story in just a moment. but first, another top story we're following closely tonight. >> yes. a stunning turn of events today that could lead to erik and lyle menendez being released from prison. los angeles county district attorney george gascon announced he is going to recommend the brothers be resentenced. >> we're very sure not only that, the brothers have rehabilitated and that they will be safe to be reintegrated into society, but that they have paid their dues not only for the crimes that they committed, but because of all the other things they have done to improve the lives of so many others. >> the former san francisco da, who now does that job in los angeles, fillled his recommendation today, the brothers are currently serving life without parole for the 1989 murders of their parents. gascon is recommending 50 years to life with the possibility of parole. >> now, today's announcement is a huge development,

it was raining task force, all the neighbors when their knees and they put handcuffs and all the neighbors had the softer 10 hours of culture. it was a jo, ramadan, they took the positive vicinity of a ship, a medical complex after long investigation with us. they released me out with my father, but unfortunately the sad story is that my brother got detained and is this the remains unknown to this day? and this is the most to refine the most miserable day i have experienced during this genocide the year of the is what you me well i'm das so it has on al jazeera as much as goes to the poles in mozambique. we look at who could replace the current president, the in depth analysis of the days headlines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion it's feed treaties? have a very high kid is inc, and see if it is critical debate. what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially those that have been taking against on the inside story. what is israel trying to achieve in 11 on? is there a strategy on out just sierra the latest news as it break

three, two, one, action. 30 years afterjim bergerac hung up his handcuffs, the cameras are rolling againtional detective home. there hasn't been a lot of television production here and certainly not the scale of the sort of production. so, as much as we can do in terms of exteriors, using jersey, all the beautiful bays, all the wonderful locations and scenery, absolutely. there will be an element of work being done in the uk simply because we cannot do that here. but it will be a jersey show. jim bergerac first appeared in 1981. a former alcoholic, police officer and later private investigator. the man who played him insists his co—star was the island itself. take awayjersey, proper jersey, out of the equation, the film equation, and you are left with not very much. you are left with an ordinary cop show. what made bergerac special, apart of course from my wonderful performance, was the... i always used to think that people got bored of my performance, as they might very well do, they could look over my shoulder and enjoy the sights ofjersey. i grew up with bergerac, so, yes, big john ne

you can see there with man in handcuffs which we showed earlier. still unclear why he was trapped in there. but the owner says that there was no loss other than the damage window. alright, dealing with lead in drinking water. now that issue boiled the surface during the oakland unified. >> school district meeting last night. testing is revealing widespread levels of lead and fixtures throughout the district. yeah, this issue has parents simply outraged and demanding action. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with the school district on how they are responding. >> we're going get legal counsel. you guys set up wednesday night, families usd students angry about what they call stonewalling by the district on the issue of lead in drinking water on school campuses in august, the district revealed half of the 40 schools tested had some lead in the water with 22 schools having higher levels than what the district allows. >> you need to get over to mcclymonds and do some cleanup of the lead and the soil contamination issue that's been going on for years. one

take the handcuffs off of american energy. >> you with a sponsor of a bill that created new regulations for oil and gas. would you vote for a similar bill at the federal level? >> that bill did exactly what my opponent is talking about. balance the needs of local minutes apology so they can make their own decisions about whether to continuing fostering oil and gas production and how to balance that with the health and safety of their communities. deciding whether it should be within 500 feet of a hospital, or a school, or not. that is what senate bill 181 did. deep oil and gas industry in the eighth district continues to thrive. we can do both. we can talk about the need for safety and the focus on the health of our kids like the ones i saw having asthma attacks in clinics, and foster the oil and gas production in the eighth district in colorado and across the country while also focusing on renewable energy that will be the next economic driving factor. >> clicker bottle. >> -- quick rebuttal. >> in 2018, there was a ballot proposition that said do we mess with how oil and gas is produc

no one's in handcuffs or chains or anything.s there anyone back here that you're, like, kind of afraid of like that you wouldn't want to be here with us right now. that would worry you. and he looked at me like i had you know, lost my mind and forgotten where i was. and he goes, hell yes, you know, so it was just funny. kind of have that experience of of sort of whiplash of the place is a prison and. it is death row. there are people there who are very mentally ill or very kind of who cannot have that kind of interaction. but there are all these other men who can and so it was just it was just of. and you what led to the book? i couldn't shake that experience. and so that's why i wanted to write about it more. you know, i remember going in been really had no clue what i was going to find and who i was going to find in death row. and i remember thinking in my mind, i had a vision of what that would look like probably. and think i've told this to many people, which was very funny. i, i always said, i always thought that spongebob

for what crime could a repairman end up in handcuffs ? there are many options.he first thing that probably comes to mind for almost everyone is theft, or, for example, fraud. but roman massalimov was apparently pushed to take action by his crazy love for his brother. the forty-one-year-old man is charged with attempted murder of a practically unknown woman. this article, not the goal, i did not pursue such a thing, i did not try to kill her. now the attacker is behaving with restraint and somehow tries to justify himself, but having found a dead man in the yard... concluded that it was she who had thrown the little panther from the balcony of the twenty-fourth floor, i found his little panther, little panther, little panther, little panther, there he lies, i looked out from the balcony, he lies there below, i now have him in general, and if it were not for the eyewitnesses who simply dragged him away from the woman already lying on the floor by force, the attacker would most likely have kicked his victim to death, being in the premises of entrance number one of

it was raining task force, all the neighbors when their knees and they put the handcuffs in all the neighbors hands the after 10 hours of culture. it was a jewel ramadan, they took the positive vicinity of a ship, a medical complex, after a long investigation with us. they released me out with my father. but unfortunately, the sad story is that my brother got the dame and is this the remains unknown to this day. and this is the most to refine the most miserable day. i have experienced during this junior side of the year of the is what you me on god. so i don't really know where to start this been a whole year and i don't even recall when did i take this off the vist that i'm wearing? we're nights where i have to sleep with it. throughout the day i have to wear many hats via correspondence of taking care of news lines. at the same time between the reports to the heart of the father before he is activating my family to safety. it was, it was a huge issue for me. though. bye. my son was from staying at home and wanted to be with me and i think i made a decision. it was quite risky, but i had jus

i know how to fix it, take the handcuffs off american energy. >> and congresswoman, were you responsible for oil and gas, would you go for a similar bill at the federal level. >> what that bill did, balanced the needs and they can make their decision whether to continue fostering oil and gas production, how to balance that with health, the health and safety of their communities, deciding whether it should be within 500 feet of a hospital or a school or not. that's what senate bill 181 did and the oil and gas industry in the eighth strict district, in my own district continues to thrive. we can do both. we can talk about the need for safety and the focus on the health of our kids, like the ones that i saw having asthma attacks in clinics and continue to foster the oil and gas production here in the eighth district here in colorado and across the country while focusing on renewable energy that's going to be the next economic driving factor. >> quick rebuttal. >> thank you, in 2018 the voters of colorado spoke on this. there was a ballot prp significance, do we mess with how all and gas are

police are trying to figure out what set off this fight that ended with half a dozen kids in hand handcuffs. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> we'll get to that story in just a moment. but first, another top story we're following closely tonight. >> yes. a stunning turn of events today that could lead to erik and lyle menendez being released from prison. los angeles county district attorney george gascon announced he is going to recommend the brothers be resentenced. >> we're very sure not only that, the brothers have rehabilitated and that they will be safe to be reintegrated into society, but that they have paid their dues not only for the crimes that they committed, but because of all the other things they have done to improve the lives of so many others. >> the former san francisco da, who now does that job in los angeles, fillled his recommendation today, the brothers are currently serving life without parole for the 1989 murders of their parents. gascon is recommending 50 years to life with the possibility of parole. >> now, today's announcement is a huge development,

officers eventually put the woman in handcuffs after she struck a port worker. they say the woman was later released at the scene, and in a statement, sfpd says that the sf port and public works employees who enforce vending laws often face harassment and assault. tonight, we're monitoring a developing story of a medical emergency on bart that has prompted two stations to close. bart says a major medical emergency occurred at the fruitvale station in oakland around 9:00 tonight. video from the scene here shows an ambulance arriving and bart police closing off the station with crime tape. bart says the lake merritt station is also currently closed, and there is no bart service between west oakland, 12th street and the coliseum stations. bart is advising passengers to take ac transit busses to get around the closures. we are still working to bring you more information and we'll bring it to you as soon as we receive it. >> tonight marks the start of rosh hashanah, and in san francisco, the jewish community comes together with hope for a positive year in spite of th

but they were, they were required to undress who were blindfolded then handcuff intake is due on known areas on, on, on military trucks by, by these very monetary situations keep to unfold in a much difficult way. and again, there is some sort of communication is blocked out and it's hard to talk to people another part of distribute just happens. they are, after many times, many attempts to get ahold of someone of an eye witness of a civil defense. if you are a member of a journalist, even our team, the very they're hard to get hold of them most of the date. but we know so far is the tip of the iceberg of the ongoing genocidal acts on the ground. the northern part of the strip of the images and the further is that we're seeing that level of hardship that people are facing right now. only a tiny bit of what people can describe and then and tell us about the floor of the high field experience. a for 25 days. again, this is part of a recurring ground incursion. this is not the 1st time to know the harvester, but been targeted like this. but this time seems to be a very relentless, very ag

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he should not be in a bow tie, he should be in handcuffs. we have them up on stage and it continues to normalize them. rogan connects. rogan moves people. despite what you think, 60% of young people are independent and unaffiliated. they are registered to vote and they are not picking a party. many of them are voting for the first time and they are taking it seriously. they consider themselves patriots. and joe rogan talks about all kinds of tough stuff. he talks about jujitsu and he talks about the military, and he connects with a gut punch of america and she needs more of that. >> but doesn't it silence this? if she does not show up in that room, donald trump feels that empty space that she is the super woke, she is anti-male, lots of things she is absolutely not. so at the very least she shows up in that room and stops that slow bleed of lies out there that is out there. >> they will still say she is not doing blank enough. it does not matter what she does. but i agree, i think she should do rogan. he may help connect her with the uninter

they had handcuffs on a suspect for1 minute or 2 minutes longer than they should have done.chief constables are failing frontline police officers. they're throwing them under the bus. and i think all these recent decisions against these recent decisions against the independent office for police conduct that destroy officers lives and careers, i believe that that organisation has been brought into disrepute and it must be disbanded with one that the police and the pubuc one that the police and the public and victims have actually got faith in, because none of us have at the moment. >> okay. well, thank you very much indeed. norman brennan , much indeed. norman brennan, good to speak to you. thank you. right. this is good afternoon, britain on gb news. we've got lots more coming up on today's show, including the former footballer and tv pundit. your favourite, gary lineker. his bbc future is very much up in the air. we'll be. would you be happy to see the of him at this stage, or would you throughout this column. well, welcome back. it's now 115. you might have heard the voice

years, julian asanch is not surrounded by police, not brought in and taken out of the courtroom in handcuffsand under escort. he does not speak, as has happened dozens of times in the english court via video link from prison, and does not miss his speech, as has also happened dozens of times, due to poor health, although, as far as health is concerned, years of isolation in the dungeons of london's belmersh prison have taken their toll, the journalist admitted, apologizing for my hesitant performance, as a long-term fear for my life and the lives of my loved ones did not pass without a trace. cia director pompeo led a campaign of retaliation against me. it is now publicly known that pompeo personally gave instructions to kidnap me from the ecuadorian embassy in london. my wife and my young son were also targets. a cia officer was assigned to constantly monitor my wife. for the first time , cries of freedom for assange do not break out from the streets of the council of europe in strasbourg. assange raised his fist out of habit, but the battle is obviously over, he has received freedom for co

and what's in handcuffs? ask her. the servants. i found socks on the lawn in shimyakino and dar' in the yard, i wonder if the chukchi are dancing, that means khan, yeah, yeah, yeah, get up, get up, sadyrin, get up, sit down! when they write you a warrant for the arrest of socks, who took khan from you? no one, petrovich, i told this opera of yours in a skirt everything, like during a search, a dolsa of shame to feed dogs, and khan's cage is open, look for him now, yeah, come on, come up with something smarter, or stole, who? yeah, yeah, khan, who would tear anyone's throat out, and what about tranquilizers, injected, easy? tranquilizers, how so? how so? you have 30 dogs, all either hunters or service dogs, and what, no one, af didn't make a sound, or what? and i'm telling you, khan has run away, look for him now, what do you think, natal palovna, is deliberately misleading our valiant organs, mr. sadyrin? let me guess, figured out to pickle some cabbage for a rainy day, blackmail, a risky business. will sadyrin knock you off, or na

while biden and harris have tried to handcuff israel, president trump worked strategically to promote peace through strength. he ripped up the iran nuclear deal, negotiated for historic middle east peace deals, and put tehran on notice by taking out soleimani. president trump acted iran noticed america will reassert its dominance in the region. in a second, trump administration once he gets back in office. but if kamala wins in november, the world will be a much more dangerous place. general keith kellogg, a former colleague of mine, is a former national security advisor to president trump. he joins me now. general kellogg, i love speaking with you. you and i saw trump in action. his leadership, his decision making. and i want you to tell me, having seen him in the situation room in the oval office on the phone with foreign leaders, how is he different than kamala harris? yeah. kaylee, thanks for having me. yeah. we sat side by side. you know, napoleon the great, you know, french general said that the personnel, the personality of the leader is indispensable because through it, you se

take the handcuffs off ice and let them do what they do best to force immigration laws in this country there's no consequences, what are we doing? ice has removal and if they don't, shut down immigration court. off of the border, no consequences. let ice do their job. when you have due process at taxpayer expense, they have to go home and i says to do their job. stuart: thanks for joining us, see you soon. is trump's madison square garden rally being sabotaged? george conway is encouraging his followers on x to sign up and not attend? the tell -- we will tell you the trump's campaign's attempt. 83,000 more registered democrats than republicans, get a republican won the county executive in 2021. that is active will tell us why he thinks trump will win this year in nassau county. ♪ stuart: on the markets the dow is down 200 points and the nasdaq down 137. rising interest rates is the problem. look at the 10-year treasury up 4. 4%. not long ago it was 3-eight. the 2-year treasury yield is firmly above 4%. and rising. the market doesn't like it. kroger's potential record $24 billion of alb

foreseeing the handcuffs on israel at rafa which i believe we would've been able to save those five additionalke we did with noah and the hostage rescue teams are the fines the world. i believe that this same psychological pressure is going to work its way up into up into the come multi- biden white house and they're going to start putting breaks again and will seat in lebanon. so israel has to move quick, rj tech unit, that glaze that little hole we put on the grounds taking out hassan nasrallah and israel has to get the commandos in there to mop up the elements in southern lebanon. my fear is that the white house is weak minded and immune to that psychological warfare lies that it's being pumped into the social media handheld devices and there's nothing we can do about that work quickly. >> sean: and we have a presidential candidate that wants every american to be courageous and never same radical islamic terrorism. you have to defeat the terrorism, when the war in israel is doing their job, these people dedicated to destroy the state of israel. our prayers are with you. when we come back mo

it's interesting, he doesn't know you, well, stand still, police, don't move, calm down, guys, put handcuffs yeah, he didn't get far, good health to you, igor nikolaevich, work , work, yes, we're taking him away, yeah, he's off. let's go ahead, well, that's it, we loaded him into the car, yeah, this time he got off with a light fright. well, it wasn't sazhen who hit me, that's for sure, his face was like he thought they were coming for him, i wonder who called the police then? it sounds like motorcyclists are bastards, they always get under the wheels, i wonder what sazhen was doing there, you don't get it, you had some business with sazhen, they killed him, they killed the detainee, stop here, stop here, let's be specific, so, what are you doing here, is this a crime scene, anyway? i see you knew the deceased? no, i didn't, wait, that was malakhov from gravets. malakhov, a varak? we have them moscow's dead are called. zhenya zhukovsky. zhenya. zhenya zhukovsky. he was always a real fighter, unlike many of his fellow citizens, he was always on the front lines, and it didn't matter what he di

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of course they made iran rich again on top of everything else trying to put handcuffs on prime ministerjamin netanyahu. it's also frustrating they would make such a comparison. that's where we are. and i assume it will get worse. >> making a larger point donald trump is a profound change in american politics he is the first person in our lifetime including reagan and what we did with the goal of the water person the common and take on the old order and profoundly shake it up and say if we are going to survive as a country we need to do new things. part of the byproduct of that is hundreds of republicans whose entire career was spent in the old order aren't going to be for him. i think it's a historic change on a depth and stale you can't imagine. on the other side you have robert kennedy jr. you have tall see gabbert and all sorts of people who decide we are with him because he represents i willingness to take on and establishment which has been weakened the country selling out interests and betraying the middle class and crushing working americans. that's what this is all about and har