so my, my name is sadie osha, i'm from harrison. i'm 20th to when i was in harrison when the war started. i lived here all my life. and then these guys came and occupied my city. what of us just a few right now. i'm near. keep helping clear debris from the destroy building will move that. i'm, we're working on the houses in utah, 8 pm and but a young guy getting rid of the rebel and all the villages hit by laurie la yet because you're sona if i not them. absolutely. and i, when i came from harrison, the growing and the war is completely different there in like a commune, delay of i don't know which war is worse was here, or at home under occupation to the julie's when i lived through how people cope at it's as heretic as what you see here, like this, your doorstep distributors away. photos can't show how horrible it is, but which of the terror, the silent terror is in the basement in the streets. if you get all that, you can't film it anyway, but the volume mulberries, who it know will if you go out and take a photo of an org, drivi

so my, my name is sadie osha, i'm from harrison. i'm 20th to go when i was in harrison when the war started. i lived here all my life. and then these guys came and occupied my city. what of us just a few right now. i'm near. keep helping clear debris from the destroy building will move that. i'm, we're working on the houses in utah 8 pm and bought a young car getting rid of the rebel and all the villages hit by laurie la yet, because you're sona if i not them. absolutely. and i, when i came from harrison, but go away and the war is completely different there in like a commune, benoit, of, i don't know which war is worth while here or at home under occupation to the julie's when i lived through how people cope at it's as heretic as what you see here at the show doorstep, distributors away, photos can't show how horrible it is, but which of the terror, the silent terror is in the basement in the streets. if you get all that, you can't film it anyway, but the volume mulberries, who it know will if you go out and take a photo of an org

and garrison harrison is ukraine. spread the word. we're coming back to morrow at 10 people to talk to those idiots. we'll just tell them glory to you. crane glory to the heroes. that's it. oh no. what tug booking should have done by the time i got back home, the video had gone viral. it was already in the news, a call to a rally, a peaceful one. to morrow, march 5th, at 10 o'clock lover, i was in the village sun on the top of a dish. oh, do departed. they put a lot of people came at that point, public transport had stopped in chris, on the phone in the priscilla blue. the people came on foot from different parts of the city to get to that rally thing to take a stand to hopefully here in a brief hold of whom we were there at 9 o'clock to prepare and see how many people would come. the others stayed in the car and i got out with them all away. i went over to the meeting point at the ukraine cinema. then you betray process. what if alicia, when i arrived there were already people there who greeted me. i looked at them. they were about 5

absolutely, i mean, i came from harrison and the war is completely different. they're like me. i don't know which war is worth here or at home under occupation. usually when i lived through how people cope and it's as horrific as what you see here to show you why photos can show how horrible it is, it's the terror, the silent terror is in the basement in the streets of all that you can't film it any way or the mobile it's normal. if you go out and take a photo of an or driving through the city, which in the night you could be shot. but one of the but the most, i wanted more of the 3 lead a new process that would be stamped out our resistance was more so, but there was no chance to protest. no freedom. we have no rights. i don't know which is worse to some missile, destroying your house or being marched up to a wall in a basement, be taken from your home to an unknown base on top of the violet and you find out why liquid void this with ah, spiritually removed. so yeah, yeah, i was in harrison when the war started a 3rd, the church could be there while i saw a helicopter explodin

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when people say harrison wasn't a bomb there. that would bill. it was bombed. there are daily airstrikes and apparently a judge of the village of gentle by guy is near harrison. it's 10 kilometers from my house, right? your dish, your people live there like is it with and during the battle for the antonyms: key bridge, welcome. there were airstrikes on the towels of anton, you've got and was stuck in it, but was fortunate in would you believe yours on to? it says your look at the level of some of the population was displaced. if you're sonia, there are airstrikes in all the villages. around harrison yet, and you bring up my almost every night people are shot dead in head start to public or i will thumb of the muck. know which is listen on the thump in the news. so you read about artillery fire here and there video. but there are no videos, you know, dramatic pictures or which include new, but the situation is awful. of course, the more noise people are dying every day was i think awesome because they were shot that i included. and it does show that it gets very

killing for pleasure after a missile kills at least 8 people in the hearts of recently we captured harrison city. the gas tanker explodes in south africa, killing 10 people off to getting stuck on the road bridge through the ham streets of busy again as the town welcomes back christmas tourists and pilgrims after 2 years of coven restrictions, ah hello, welcome to the program. french police of fi, tay, gas, a demonstration organized by kurdish activists and anti racism groups. thousands of people have been riling against the facial shooting of 3 people or kurdish cultural center in paris on friday. they want the authorities to declare the shooting a terror attack. a not a racially motivated incident, sang codes were deliberately targeted. police have already arrested a man in his sixties, a some of bon jovi reports now from paris. yet, but he groan parish. what i was police in protest as charged against each other in the french capital. goodish demonstrators are angry at authorities response to the attack on friday, which killed 3 refugees. they want answers from the police. why did it take

terry harrison radio host of kerry harrison dot com. thank you very much. thank you. meanwhile, in a swipe at moscow to us, lawmakers have asked congress to vote on a proposal to remove russia from the un security council. here's how the bipartisan congressman justified their draft resolution. the russian federation has carried out in the legal premeditated unprovoked and brutal war against ukraine. resolved that the house of representatives urges the president of the united states to limit suspend or terminate rights and privileges that the russian federation exercises in the security council of the united nations. that we've heard the u. s . ambassador to the un make noise around such an idea before, but there's really no mechanism for making this happen. there is no mechanism. busy in the un charter for removing a permanent member of the un security council, permanent means permanent. and there is no procedure for removing the members of the un security council that are prominent members. so if you look over the resolution, it's 11 pages long written by

george harrison, the former beetle, _ george harrison, the former beetle, is_ george harrison, the formereatle, is recovering in - beatle, is recovering in hospital— beatle, is recovering in hospital after _ beatle, is recovering in hospital after being - hospital after being stabbed in oxford home. _ hospital after being stabbed in oxford home. a man is - oxford home. a man is being interviewed on suspicion of. interviewed on suspicion of attempted _ interviewed on suspicion of attempted murder. - interviewed on suspicion of attempted murder. [- attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? - attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? allen | attempted murder. i think it. was good. just good? allen no, fantastic _ was good. just good? allen no, fantastic. bell _ was good. just good? allen no, fantastic. bell tolls. - this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the severe arctic freeze claims 35 lives across the united states and canada. rescuers continue to search for two people missing after an avalanche an the austrian slopes. four major aid organisations are suspending all thei

one of many. >> chairman harrison, a d.c.ek to approve president biden's push to change the order of the presidential primaries in the 2024 calendar. the new lineup would have south carolina lead the way, then nevada, new hampshire, georgia, and michigan, all within the first three weeks. the president said he wants to emphasize black voters voices in the early primary process. you said the proposal would make the party stronger. there has already been some pushback from republicans, and even some democratic officials in iowa and new hampshire, over the proposed changes. what are your thoughts? >> listen, rev, i am grateful that president biden and the head of the bylaws committee moved to south carolina. i'm really looking forward to this amazing calendar as a whole. and as you said, it starts with three small states. south carolina, nevada -- where you have a strong but teen oh voices there. new hampshire, where they believe in small government. those three states will kick it off. then you move to some of the larger states

yes. 23-year-old kyle harrison of redwood city is set to be in court today. he's the one set to be in court charged with second-degree murder this afternoon. the other is a 17-year-old both charged in the deadly november 4 crash that killed grace spiridon and greg ammen of san carlos. prosecutors say the suspects were racing each other through redwood city at speeds near 80 miles an hour when the teenager lost control of his car, killing them and injuring the twin daughters. harrison was arrested about two weeks after the crash and the teen suspect, whose name has not been released, was found at the scene of the wreck. harrison is in jail with no bail and he is set to enter a plea on that second-degree murder charge this afternoon at the hall of justice here in redwood city. we're live in redwood city, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> speed kills. thank you very much. >>> 6:08 for you this morning. and sonoma county deputies are still looking for three people tied to an armed robbery that's left one minor in custody. i want to show you some surveillance im

their national convention that nominated william henry harrison. and of course, typically knew in tyler to defeated the incumbent martin van buren of 1840. harrison, as you know, died 32 days into his term. tyler became president. this image on the rights is a romanticized image of tyler receiving news of harrison's passing and his elevation to the presidency. matt harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make any claim that he would serve any only one term. after being banished from the wig ranks in september of 1841, spent much of his time trying to put himself in the position to secure election in his own right in 1844. most notably, by pursuing and succeeding in getting the annexation of texas. tyler became the first president to marry well in office. on june 26 1844, he married that a new yorker, 30 years, younger julia gardner. in a ceremony in new york city. on the right of this slide is one of my favorite characters or political cartoons. of the 1844 p

prosecutors say harrison and the other suspect were racing on november 4th and reached speeds over 80 miles per hour when the teenager was unable to stop and slammed into the van belonging to grace spiridon and greg ammen as they made a left turn on el camino real. it happened at about 8:00 p.m. that night. the married couple was killed in the crash and their twin 7-year-old daughters were injured and hospitalized. harrison, who is from redwood city, is in jail with no bail and is set for the plea hearing at 1:30 today. people across the bay area continue to express sorrow for the loss of the two palo alto natives and show support for the twin 7-year-old girls who lost both of their parents. hundreds of people attended a memorial for the parents just last week and a gofundme site set up for the two girls has already raised more than a half million dollars. live in redwood city, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> it is nice to see the community rallying around those little girls, but it's never going to be enough. thank you. >>> also happening today, mourners will gather to remember al

harrison, as you know died 32 days into his term. tyler became president the image on the right is a romanticized picture of this passing an elevation to presidency. harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make a claim he would only serve one term. after being banished spent much of his time trying to put himself in the position to secure election of his own right in 1844. most notably by pursuing and getting the annexation of texas. tyler became the first president to marry while in office on june 26, 1844 he married a new yorker 30 years younger julia gardner in a ceremony in new york city. on the rights of the slide is muslim i fear favorite characters the 1844 political campaign. ralph pennsylvania abner the six or $25000, $25000 as a presidential salary at the time. or you have tyler sing is not going to run for president anymore he's going to chase with the farmer calls the gardener's daughter. marriage definitely became in a way took him

s like the now gone hunter harrison, they're making out like bandits. they all earn $16 million a year average or more and the wall street jackles, well, they're just thrilled with the stock price. warren buffett was bragging on making $6 billion last quarter which has become the most abusive railroad in the system, c.f.x. they used to be the best. they were the star. i don't know what happened. last week, we had to legislate here on the floor of the house. 115,000 rail workers have gone three years without a contract. the railroads ran transgent. they couldn't afford pay raises. what? and no paid sick time. oh, we couldn't do that. they testified to the presidential emergency board that record profits were, quote, not due to any contribution by labor, end quote. i guess the trains run and maintain themselves. despite massive layoffs, 600% increase in productivity, the remaining workforce, i guess it's their fabulous business acumen that's making all this money. because they cut the workforce to the bone, they're parti particularly adamant there could b

harrison, as you know, die 32 days into his term. tyler became president, this image on the right is a romanticized image of tyler receiving news of harrison's passing, and the elevation to the presidency. harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make any claim that he would serve only one term. after being vanished from the ranks in september of 1841, spent much of his time trying to put himself in position to secure elections in his own right in 1844. most notably, by pursuing and succeeding, and getting the annexation of texas. tyler became the first president to marry while in office, june 26th, 1844 he married the new yorker, 30 years younger, julia gardner in a ceremony of new york city. on the right of the slide, one of my favorite caricatures, or political cartoons of the 1844 presidential campaign. foot race pennsylvania avenue, the stakes are $25, 000, $25,000 are the presidential salary at time, here is tyler, he is saying he is not g

thomas harrison. >> here. >> commissioner harrison is here. >> kim hartwig-schulman. >> here. >> kwon. >> vice chair kwon is not here. >> mogannam is running late. christopher simi. >> present. >> and with three members present we have coreum for sanitation and streets. due to the covid-19 health emergency and upon given the public health recommendations by the san francisco department of public health and emergency orders of the upon govern and mayor concerning social distancing with lifting the restrictions on teleconference this meet suggest held teleconference and streamed by sfgov.org. be aware well is a time lag between the live meeting dp what is shown on sfgovtv. i like to say thank you to the staff at sfgovtv and building management for putting on this meeting. >> for members of the public wish to make public comment, on item from outside the hearing room. you use the dial in number of 415-655-0001. the code today is access code: 2486 325 2472 ##. to raise your hand press star 3. note that you must limit comment to the topic item discussed. unless you are speaking under the g

tears will give way to hope, even as a new russian attack takes more lives in the liberated city of harrison. and also coming up on the shelf 3 major aid groups say they're suspending operations in afghanistan after it's holly bon order all n g o's. to stop employing women and extreme weather knocks out, powered to millions of homes and businesses of profs north america disrupting holiday travel plans. ah hello, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. for orthodox russians and ukrainians, christmas is normally celebrated in january. but after russia's invasion, many in ukraine are now choosing to mark the occasion today instead, as ukraine continues to suffer from deadly russian attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure. president val ettinger zalinski has delivered a christmas eve address, saying he believes tears will give way to joy. christmas on the front lines. these ukrainian soldiers in bah mote have faced relentless russian attacks. for months. the city has seen some of the toughest fighting of the war since it began in february. but even here, soldiers are tak

as har, keith and harrison hit. i more russian as strikes a you government agree on a new round of sanctions by the rushes, invasion of ukraine and nurses in britain go on strike for the 1st time ever joining a wave of public sector war counts, fueled by the cost of living crisis. ah, we want to begin with peru demonstrate as arab again, been blocking roads in protest at the removal of president pedro castillo, and a defiance of a state of emergency. at least 8 people have now been killed in the ongoing protests on wednesday. police fire, tear gas and robber bullets. an effort to disperse protest is in cosco. the army is being deployed to stop. protest is from blocking roads light and major pan american highway. some demonstrations want the new president in a ball what a to resign and for new elections to be held. supreme court is currently deciding whether to give castillo a year and a half preventative detention. he has been charged with rebellion and conspiracy after illegally trying to dissolve congress. let's c

harrison harrison. you're all order. i let us consider this proceedings begun. i will begin with the beating of the met's of yesterday. the minutes of wednesday, march 22, 1775. the delegates, according to german, pursuant to order the convention, resumed consideration of the citizens last year's continental congress and passed the following resolution resolved unanimously that this convention accordingly approves the resolutions of the american continental and considers this whole as under the highest obligation to have a respectable body for the wisdom of their council resolved unanimously that member states of this convention are due to the honorable and wealthy delegates who represented this colony in general. counsel for the faithful of the very important trust reposed in them. you then draw attention today at 10:00. mr. president. mr.. thomas jefferson jones from albemarle county. i move that the minutes is read. we approved and adopted. i second mr. president, your motion has been moved seconded those in favor of adopting the resolutions to the minutes we

the judge, ian harrison, dawson.of the content and the behaviour of the podcast�*s producers but there is no doubt that the information is gathered and, more importantly, the interest it garnered in the case was a catalyst for the renewed police investigation and as a result, what we've been hearing today from the judge during the sentencing hearing is that this podcast is made chris dawson one of australia's most tories prisoners and that he is subject to routine threats of violence in prison —— notorious prisoners. chris dawson always denied murder and interesting listening to the comments of thejudge today, he listening to the comments of the judge today, he said that this man was guilty of a very serious allegation. he was obsessed with a teenage babysitter and that infatuation lead to murder. and all of these elements were covered in these elements were covered in the very popular podcast the teacher's pet that has played a significant part in the conviction of this man for murder, perpetrated in 1982. phil, tha

harrison was arrested a couple of days later after the deadly collision. the teen was found at the scene of the crash near el camino real. harrison is in jail right now with no bail, and he will appear here in a few hours charged with second-degree murder. live in redwood city, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thom, thank you. >>> more details this morning on the latest deadly traffic crash in san jose. the victim is being remembered as a fierce leader who fought to transform her community. hundreds of people gathered last night to remember 47-year-old maria marcelo. a car struck and killed her wednesday night on little orchard street while friends say she was leading a nightly pilgrimage. so far police are calling the case an accident, but this was just one of many religious programs marcelo helped to create in order to unite and empower immigrants, women, and the underserved. >> she would walk in the room and take over. maria was, like, amazing at building community, and you can see this tonight. this is the community that she built. >> to further her

harrison, thanked public for their support . the harrison, thanked public for their support.he public are deeply worried about our nhs and we are to people across the country who have been incredible in backing our members and nhs workers and we care so much about them . that's why we are about them. that's why we are suspending the proposed gmb industrial action on the 28th of december. we know the public will appreciate able to enjoy christmas without any additional anxiety . so the prime minister anxiety. so the prime minister meanwhile has apologised for christmas disruption following strike by border force staff . we strike by border force staff. we want to wait to hear what heathrow, gatwick, birmingham , heathrow, gatwick, birmingham, glasgow and manchester airports are all affected. however heathrow claims it's operating as normal. military personnel and volunteers from the civil service have been trained to step in. rishi sunak insists pubuc step in. rishi sunak insists public sector pay must be controlled to keep down inflation. first of all, i'm saddened and disapp

harrison. he's gone with no i . 2 to declutter in his family, who said that to perjure turned his focus to food. he was also concerned about the use of cleaning materials in the home to find out more, he made an appointment to meet fi router. gandhi tactician, at of alternative mits. 2 ah hack, his cush i canceled sooner, sir. a cushion lay on the abuses. he made me miss anissa in something between the coastal. my extended beyond little muslims held you was among the heck is a nickel dash cautious children, if i can do some st. oil and build them, get us none. and we're coming to us from was amanda and i shaved us alkaline a shift. far rukh gandhi runs the institute of natural health in istanbul. he believes that the simple life philosophy and natural food are inextricably linked. but i said it childish them, yes, an issue us and that a high up 1000. the so get us the high gadget jarling dementia. we shall. so let the jamal mitchell wish them be. ash i miss, i'm on the side. i out the issue her

he had already given lincoln's opinions of things in the harrison's landing's on july 8th. the harrison's landing ladder is, as observed earlier context, one of the most in supporting it thing a military officer has delivered to a civilian commander in chief. basically telling lincoln, don't even dream about emancipating slaves. what business of it was mcclellan's? the answer was none, then it is business mcclelland goes into about if you make a decision that is going to disintegrate the army. wait a second, you are in command of the army. don't you have responsibility for the army disintegrate turn of? here's mcclellan trying to push it on lincoln and -- put it in his pocket telescope's cabinet that he's going to have to emancipate the slaves. one thing you did not do when ling for lincoln was painted in a corner. that was always a big mistake. when you move to that period between september 17th november 7th, there are a lot of voices suggesting mcclellan that he should take unilateral action. when mclelland, for instance, receives the official word of the emancipation pro

the trailer shows harrison ford once again in the role of the death-defying archaeologist more than 40fter he first played him in "raiders of the lost ark." who can forget that? a musician will say goodbye at the glastonbury festival next summer. sir elton john will top the bill in june. he is promising a spectacular exit. festival organizers are saying they are hoping to give him the mother of also adopts. sir elton said -- mother of all sendoff's. sir elton said there is no better way to say farewell to his fans. wouldn't it be nice to be there? i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching world news america, and have a great weekend. ♪ dy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight. economic resilience. employers add more jobs to the nation's overall economy, even as the tech industry is hit with massive layoffs. then, fighting power. in a new memoir, journalist and nobel peace prize winner maria ressa explores how online misinformation has contributed to democracy's decline. >> that is what gets the greatest distribution online, it's lies laced with anger and hate,

harrison? >> yea, how did this get to us? does anyone know? >> i can speak to that or publicly director short if you want to. >> well this was one of the recommendations from our racial equity group. to consider. it is for consideration by commission. and you finish you look at the our little note proceeding the item, a number of commissions have chosen to credit i land acknowledgment they read at their commission meetings and so -- we wanted to make sure you knew that and aware of that and our racial equity group was recommending you consider that as well. and they are here and available to work with you and that we have you know the mr. cordefera offered to be available as a research as well. >> so we are not inventing anything. this is other commissions have already are working on that? >> yes. i'm sure others are working on it a number of them all right created and adopted their lands acknowledgment they use at there hearings. >> okay. i would assume our working group will get that information from those various place. >> thank you. >> abs

it comes a day off to 10 people killed in a rush and strike on harrison 50. and thousands of people have rallied and gone to carfax larger cities to panic. kurt against the blockade of the regions, only landline 2 menia the 2 weeks out by johnny active as the block. the latch in corridor to protest against what they say is illegal mining as a by john says the blockade doesn't exist. talk to al jazeera now asks bill gates if the world is ready for another health emergency, stay tuned for that. i'll see you later. ah. i spoke with in the past 2 years, the co read 19 pandemic has told progress and brought devastation and hardship to every corner of the world. however, the rate of scientific innovation has been extraordinary, resulting in the safe and effective colby 19 vaccine. but those vaccines have not been widely accessible to people who need it, the most exposing injustice and equality. the bill and melinda gates foundation has been working to fix that. i'm fully back. people in doha spot of is foundations, global fx. bill gates came to contact during the 1

george harrison lost that case and was required to pay a lot of money. to prove access in the case of 3 lw access is inherit when your song was on the charts. ♪ ♪ >> it was on "trl." >> please put your hands together for 3 lw. >> "trl" was everything. >> make some noise for britney spears. >> live on "trl "is christina aguilera. >> adults were watching it. kids were watching it. the industry was watching it. that basically was the ultimate playlist. >> the music that you connect with when you're 10, 11, 12 years old, that is among the most impactful music of your life. you know, that's the stuff that you're going to carry into your teens and into your 20s. >> in 2008 taylor swift gave an interview to "j 14" magazine she said she grew up watching "trl" and she was a huge fan but in august 2022 under oath taylor swift submitted a decoloration, and in it, she states i listened to country music almost exclusively. in my house we played cds and rarely played the radio. when i listened to the radio, it was again really country music. i did not watch the mtv sh

chris merrill, ceo and chairman of harrison street next. bloomberg. ♪ alix: central banks talking tough. one area to watch is commercial real estate. went to get the reed on that with chris merrill, chairman and ceo of harrison street, with $53 billion of assets under management. thanks for spending some time with us. where is the bubbly stuff that will be running out as rates move higher? chris: it is great to be here. very good question. i think what is happening now with, certainly, concern about inflation and recession, it is making concerns and more volatility in the commercial real estate segment. there's a lot of concern when people look at real estate, but what people need to look at is there's great opportunities and segments within real estate around demographics, student housing, senior housing, in which the fundamentals have never been stronger. so there are bright spots within the real estate space. you just have to dig those acorns out. guy: absolutely. students to seniors seems to be holding up. i appreciate the demographics

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fighting is reportedly intense, fight around the city and done yet screeching after the recapture of harrison nearly a month ago by ukrainian forces. then ski says the situation remains very difficult in several frontline cities. ukraine's military is also reporting strikes in different parts of the country or backwards. it used to be home to 72000 people. it became a major military target for moscow in august. the only major area of the front line where the russians are still trying to advance. meanwhile, lensky says that more than one and a half 1000000 people in ukraine, southern port city of a desert have been left without power because of russian drone attacks. local authorities say they have energy facilities and cause so much damage. the only critical infrastructure remains connected to the electricity network. much of the surrounding region has also been affected. so let's get more on the situation in back and what specifically with your research and advisor to do crating. mr. defense, you joins me now from keith. and could you shed some more light on why russian forces have been so p

the truck came to rest on its rims in san francisco on harrison near 24th street. this serious pieces officers began pursuing a stolen vehicle and contra costa county around nine tonight. at one point, officers even used spike strips in one a creek in an effort to slow the truck down. chase however, continued on highway 24 on the interstate 80 across the bay bridge before ending in san francisco again. two suspects were arrested. senators, a man accused of shooting an unarmed man as he left an airbnb entered a plea today in court 66 year old 66 year old mark waters pleaded not guilty to an assault with a firearm charge stemming from the attack. in october. he was placed under arrest today, court documents show. water said he thought the victim had a gun and saw something black. he later realized it was a pair of headphones. the victim was shot in the leg. authorities are now investigating potential hate crime allegations because the suspect is white, and the victim is black. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has announced multiple felony charges in con

harrison has pleaded not guilty and remains in custody. the family tells us they have written a letter to the judge asking that the 17-year-old suspect also remain in custody. it's not clear at this point whether he will be tried as an adult. >>> two of the nation's major drug stores are now limiting the sale of pain and fever relief medication for children. nbc bay area's bob redell is live in dublin. i know these restrictions are the latest response to one of the worst flu sewns we've seen in years. >> reporter: they're restricting you to two pain relief and fever medications. walgreens also limiting purchases to six over-the-counter pediatric fever medicines for online sales. the drugstore chains are facing supply issues and high demand with the country, as you mentioned, experiencing one of the worst flu seasons in a decade. we spoke with dr. peter chen hong, a disease specialist, who tells us there's three main reasons why the flu season is particularly bad this year. >> the first is that we haven't seen a lot of flu in the last almos

astronauts eugene, ronald evans and harrison schmitt were the last man to land on the moon. >> as i steppedrst step of apollo 17 to all those who made it possible. >> for only the second time in american history a president was impeached. december 19th, 1998 the house approved two articles of im

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