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barry hawkins got the better of ben woollaston, winning 6 frames to 4.own to defeat fellow englishman woollaston, who began with a century and initially had the edge, but missed opportunities at 4 frames all allowed hawkins to take advantage, and get the better of his opponent. just obviously my mind was wandering but as the match went on i thought i got into it a bit more. i bailed hard. i would have lost that before, i would have not given up for my confidence — i would have not had the belief to come back. i would like to make that clear, obviously the confidence comes through then. like you say, to get a win at the start of the season has been huge for me. and hawkins will take on 2—time winner mark selby, who is also through. he thrashed qualifier markjoyce 6—0 in their first round match. it was a ruthless performance from selby, who barely missed a ball and restricted joyce to just 30 points across the final five frames. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website, including the buildup to the champions leag

barry hawkins got the better of ben woollaston winning 6—4.shman woollaston — who began with a century and initially had the edge, but missed opportunities at four frames all allowed hawkins to take advantage, and get the better of his opponent. just obviously my mind was wandering a little bit, but as the match went on, i felt like i was getting into a bit more and, you know, scoring wasn't there, but, you know, battled hard. yeah, iwould have lost that before. my mind would have just i would have just not not give up my confidence. i would have sought, like, not only to win, but i wouldn't have had that belief to come back. so, you know, like to make that clearance for all. obviously, the confidence comes through then, you know, you saw frames, you win. so like i say, you know, to get that win under my belt at the start of season has been been huge for me. and hawkins will take on two—time winner mark selby — who is also through. he thrashed qualifier markjoyce 6—0 in their first round match. it was a ruthless performance from selby, who bar

as is barry hawkins. we have seenjudge trump _ barry hawkins.through in style 61 against the chinese man. the level at which judd was operating _ the chinese man. the level at which judd was operating today, _ the chinese man. the level at which judd was operating today, you - judd was operating today, you approximate to be what? bier? judd was operating today, you approximate to be what? very good somewhere near _ approximate to be what? very good somewhere near full _ approximate to be what? very good somewhere near full marks - approximate to be what? very good somewhere near full marks he - approximate to be what? very good i somewhere near full marks he started very nicely i think the difference today, we did not see the best, the absolute world best ofjudge trump primarily because he was not pushed by his opponent. it was never under any pressure and he got stronger as the match went on. tom any pressure and he got stronger as the match went on.— any pressure and he got stronger as the match went on. two centuries for his efforts- — the ma

the two—time champion started with the highest break of the tournament so far, hawkins battled back from's selby, a four time world champion, who goes through to the last 8 next up for him isjudd trump, which should be a terrific match the 2011 winner is this season's form player, winning three ranking touranments in a row last month. the world number two made the perfect start to his match against welshmanjamiejones, taking the first frame with a century break — and he completed a 6—frame whitewash. mark williams won the battle of the welshmen, he came from two frames down to beat jamie clarke by 6—4. williams described his century in the final frame as the best he's ever made in a match. he'll play ding junhui next, after he beat england's tom ford by 6—3. reminder of our top story, manchester united throwing away a two goal lead against galatasary and qualification for the champions league last 16 now out of their hands. even victory over bayern munich in theirfinal group game might not be enough. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — t

judd trump and barry hawkins both in action.tes continue to pour in for the former england manager terry venables, who, after a long illness, died this weekend, aged 80. venables managed england from 1994 to 1996, most notably leading them to the semifinals of euro 96 on home soil — but also had successful spells in charge of barcelona and tottenham. alan shearer who played under him for england — was full of praise for his former manager. i got several request yesterday to go on to median speak about how great he was. i don't think i could have done it. as the day has gone on i have heard people see so many great things about the great man, and i think he was great, the reason i said i oh him so much, because he stuck by me. i had not scored for england leading up i had not scored for england leading up to euro 96 for two years, although i was still scoring goals for blackburn. he said to be before the tournament started, whatever happens in the friendly games leading up to the tournament, you will be my number one centre forwa

hawkins battled from behind a force the decider.ampion, who goes through to the last eight. next up for him, judd trump, which should be a terrific match. he made the perfect start to his match against welshman, jamiejones. took the frame with a century break and it was a six—frame whitewash. mark williams won the battle of the welshman, coming from behind to beat jamie clarke, six frames to four. williams described the century in the final frame as the best he's ever made in a match. he will face ding junhui next, after he beat england's tom ford, 6—3. our top story — manchester united throwing away a two—goal lead against galatasaray is our top story, qualifications for the champions league last 16 now out of their hands. even victory over bayern munich in theirfinal group game next month might not be enough. reaction to that, lots more details of the champions league matches on the bbc sport website. that is all for now. hello, there. talk of the town this week has just been how cold it's become. yes, on wednesday, we started off

. >> jason holt is the great nephew of private thomas coleman hawkins.e spent years trying to clear his great uncle's name. now private hawkins and the 109 other soldiers have received an honorable discharge from the army. >> i stand here, you see me. but behind me are all my family. those that are here now and those that have gone on to whatever's next after this life. >> all right. long overdue. as a result of the army's decision, the descendants of those soldiers may now be eligible for va benefits. >> long overdue, for sure. >> well, coming up, the world record for crocheting. >> but first, the debate over dating. the question we've been asking is a chain restaurant okay for a first date? that story next. you're watching world news now. >> i'm john morgan of morgan. and morgan, with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 billion was set aside for mesothele victims like you. if you've been diagnosed with mesothelioma, we'll come to you wit

hawkins will face mark selby in the next round.. hawkins will face mark selby in the next round. some distance between them in the bottom three. that is it from us from now, more later on. hello there. it may have been a little less cold today, but earlier on, there was quite a bit of rain around. over the next few days, things are changing again because we're back into something drier. barring the odd wintry shower, we're back into colder air again, we're back into something drier, barring the odd wintry shower, barring the odd wintry shower. we're back into colder air again, and that means more frost overnight. now, this area of low pressure, the weather front and cloud wrapped around it brought the earlier rain. that's been moving south—eastwards, now heading out into the continent, where we'll see more snow falling, particularly for the alps. and then, following that low pressure, we're going to tap into colder air that will move back down from the north in the next few days. there's a north—easterly breeze, though, picking up for a while overnight. that's going to blow in mo

it's an experience shared by the family of william hawkins, a 35 year old man who was killed at this gas station in san antonio, texas the one morning in october 2021. william was houses approached a man exiting the store within a matter of seconds, the name shot in william died soon after his brother adam and mother margaret. believe he was asking the man for money. so right here, right, a lot to take is still a little higher. williams family says he'd been struggling with homelessness for a decade since his step father died. the financial and emotional hardship worse and williams mental health issues was really hard. seeing how i'm getting into these driving directions and just watching them crumble like before minds. i couldn't do anything to help them. but even though he was going through all that, he's still trying to go school. i don't want to hear. he was always trying to do me money is always like he was there to save today. 2 he was just kind nature purse always said something up is it to say to someone if they were down why do you think that this happened to william? becaus

. >> jason holt is the great nephew of private thomas coleman hawkins.ears trying to clear his great uncle's name. now private hawkins and the 109 other soldiers have received an honorable discharge from the army. >> i stand here, you see me. but behind me are all my family. those that are here now and those that have gone on to whatever's next. after this life long, long overdue. >> the descendants of those soldiers may now be eligible for va benefits. >> coming up, the cartoon classic headed to the big screen. >> plus, the college football coach at the center of a cheating scandal and his cheating scandal and his obsession with judge judy (♪) some people just know that the best rate for you is a rate based on you, with allstate. not one based on paul. you don't want to ride with paul. or sarah, not today anyway. and you don't want a rate based on ben, he's got some important business to take care of. why would you pay a rate based on anyone else? with allstate, you're connected to a rate based on you. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪

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and acting executive director sarah hawkins for the department of police accountability. line item one general public comment at this time, the public is now welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda, but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the police commission under police commission. rules of order during public comment. neither police nor epa personnel or commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public. but may provide a brief response. alternatively you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. email the secretary of the police commission at sfpd commission at icgov.org or written comments may be sent via us postal service to the public safety building located at 1245 third street, san francisco, california. 94158. if you would like to make public comment, please approach the podium. just some points from last meeting. this commission is misusing or misunderstanding the studies about policing and drug overdoses is not to oversimplify, but the gist of the studies

director hawkins. good evening. commissioners chief scott. members of the public. i will start with a couple of stats that i really want to focus on at this time. last year we had opened 201 cases and at this time this year we have 689 cases opened. that's quite a big increase and it represents at least two full time investigators. we are having the same staffing and budget issues that other departments are having and it is starting to kind of take a toll on our staff. so i just want to highlight that on the bright side, even with that increased caseload at this time last year, we had 23 cases past the 270 day mark, and this year we only have 22, of which 18 are told. so we continue to meet our deadlines and work diligently. we currently have 317 cases pending at and at this time last year we had 245 cases pending. so an increase in all of our opened and pending cases. so i'm sure we will kind of keep talking about that as we go through our next budget phase. we currently have eight cases pending with the commission, 88 cases pending with the chief. in the past wee

whoever plays mark selby or barry hawkins, i know i'm going to have to stand up.as the edge over barry hawkins. he leads by three frames to one. on the other table, mark williams and jamie clarke are level at 2—2. the winner will play china's three—time champion ding junhui, who hit three century breaks as he beat england's tom ford six frames to three. keep up—to—date with all that on our website. i'll be back in a minute. you then. thanks very much. israel says it's carried out a raid on thejenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank, killing "two senior terrorists". the palestinian authority says two children were also killed by israel gunfire injenin — the idf has not commented. since october 7th, violence in the west bank has flared, with nearly 240 palestinians killed by either soldiers or israeli settlers, according to the health ministry there. i'm joined in the studio now by professor abdelfattah abusrour, who is the founder of an arts and culture society which works on arts projects to inspire hope among young palestinians. he's just returned from the w

from the well, they are due to meet together later this afternoon, but the turkish foreign minister hawkins, who done already met with the u. s. secretary of state mr. blinking. however, we are not expecting any break through today when it comes to sweden sneed to membership. despite growing disappointment and frustration of a truck is located, also sweden sneed to that and to with the diplomats telling us that that is a shame that it needs to happen very quickly. and that turkey it took is located, is hurting the whole alliance. but the metal now is with the turkish parliament. and the hope here is that the for and 1st community of the took, if parliament could to we lived sweden's natal membership in the next days. but then again, the whole parliament needs to vote on that. so as you can see, it can still take a while and actually the plan was to well come sweden as a member of the alliance at this meeting ends to raise sweden's flag alongside those of our allies today. but it's not going to happen. okay, so what else is on the nature of foreign ministers agenda? the support for ukraine i

and barry hawkins got the better of ben woollaston winning 6 frames to 4 in york.elsh 0pen. of his opponents earlier this let's of his opponents earlier this take a look at the live action. let's take a look at the live action. mark selby has a four frame leave at the midsection. jack was out ski is againstjamie leave at the midsection. jack was out ski is against jamie jones leave at the midsection. jack was out ski is againstjamiejones and the score is currently two 21. the winner will playjudd trump in the next round. you can catch the option in the bbc sport or the red button. that is all the sport from us for now. gavin, thank you very much. more hostages released. nine were children, including three—year—old twins. we understand they are being transferred to israel of territory by mark said they had been handed over to the red cross, we understand red cross. we have seen the lovely photos tonight is the moment four—year—old hostage abigail was reunited with her family. four—year—old hostage abigail was reunited with herfamily. she four—year—old hostage abigai

the early i met with turkish foreign minister hawkins feed on an uncle relations between israel and turkey. a strange with the turkish government urging user to stop its attacks and gaza and refusing to come then i'm off. lincoln said the us is pushing full motion me to terry and aide to reach cox. the, the deep concern here for the terrible told the guys us taking on palestinians on men, women and children in god's edison civilians. a concern that we share and that we're working on every single day. we've engaged the israelis steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. and i think you'll see in the days ahead that that assistance can expand and in significant ways. so that more gets into people who need it and gets to the people who need it. dorian jones is in this symbol for us, and i asked him earlier about that meeting between blinking and his toughest count of parts. well, secretary clinton uh said off to the top seas is quite the

finalframe decider in york after a nail—biting final frame decider against his good friend barry hawkinsof the match so far —— of the tournament so far, 142. it is mark selby, a four—time world champion, who goes through to the last eight. next up for him, judge trump, which should be a terrific match. the 2011 winner is this season's —— judd trump. he made the perfect start to his match against welshmanjamiejones. welshman jamie jones. took the frame welshmanjamiejones. took the frame with a century break and it was a six frame whitewash. mark williams won the battle of the welshman, coming from behind to beatjamie clarke six frame is to four. williams described the century in the final frame described the century in the finalframe is described the century in the final frame is the described the century in the finalframe is the best described the century in the final frame is the best he's ever made in a match. he will face ding junhui next after he beat england's tom ford. manchester united throwing away a 2—goal lead against galatasaray is our top story, qualifications for the champio

. >> we asked them if this new lake shore district will be similar to the castro in the city, hawkins. they love the castro, they want lake shore in oakland to be its own unique place. >>> new at 11:00, about rotisserie chicken and a ribbon cutting. a celebration of two new cafes in san francisco. the city helped opening them. the opening of the cafes is revitalizing union square and the downtown area. >> we want this to feel like a picnic in the park that san francisco can celebrate. and exquisite, casual, world class experience. and the world will pay attention to. >> here's how it's going to go. the cafe is going to offer all day brunch menu, which includes florence tylar's chicken. >>> the holidays getting into full swing, san francisco is taking steps to make shoppers feel safer. the city kicked off its safe shopping initiative today. just like last year, the city will deploy extra police officers, community ambassadors, to keep the plaza safe. >> i'm thinking about tyler florence's chicken. >> sounds delicious. >> jeff is here with the forecast. >> as we roll through tomorrow, p

director hawkins. good evening. commissioners chief scott. members of the public. i will start with a couple of stats that i really want to focus on at this time. last year we had opened 201 cases and at this time this year we have 689 cases opened. that's quite a big increase and it represents at least two full time investigators. we are having the same staffing and budget issues that other departments are having and it is starting to kind of take a toll on our staff. so i just want to highlight that on the bright side, even with that increased caseload at this time last year, we had 23 cases past the 270 day mark, and this year we only have 22, of which 18 are told. so we continue to meet our deadlines and work diligently. we currently have 317 cases pending at and at this time last year we had 245 cases pending. so an increase in all of our opened and pending cases. so i'm sure we will kind of keep talking about that as we go through our next budget phase. we currently have eight cases pending with the commission, 88 cases pending with the chief. in the past wee

, more than 10 months after steven watkins >> in october 2009, more than ten months after stephen hawkinsy received a call from police they've been long waiting for. what do they say? we just wanted to let you know -- for the murder of stephen. surely skin, or the religious matriarch of a close knit family, despite what surely son ed said in the rumors around town that jennifer might pull the trigger, it was the grandmother who was charged. so jennifer implied her grandmother had shot stephen in defense of her and baby sydney, investigators believe the older woman had executed him in cold blood. what do you think happened? >> stephen was coming over to visitation. came to the door, once again was told that the baby was sick. perhaps it was frustrated once again by being told that. maybe he said something to the effect of, oh, bs, and may have been lured in, come in and see for yourself. then he's inside the house and it's a distance of approximately 30 feet from the main entry door to sydney's bedroom. and we've got to believe that jennifer was holding the baby. as he's walking down the l

and acting executive director sarah hawkins for the department of police accountability. line item one general public comment at this time, the public is now welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items tha

hawkins. >> reporter: jason holt's uncle what does today mean to you >> justice we don't know what held have been. but that was all taken away >> reporter: the regiment arrived in the jim crow south in july 1917. on august 23rd a black corporal was reportedly shot at and beaten by police the soldiers were told a mob was coming >> threats spurred a group of more than 100 black soldiers to seize weapons and leave camp, thinking that they were marching in their own self-defense >> reporter: melee ensued 19 people died most were white. 110 black soldiers eventually stood trial. all were convicted >> now with the army setting aside these convictions -- >> reporter: today the u.s. army issued honorable discharges, making their survivors eligible for benefits. >> never too late to correct an injustice and overturning these court-martials was the right thing to do. ♪ lift every voice ♪ >> reporter: your uncle wrote a letter to his parents and he wrote, "i am not guilty of the crime that i am accused of." >> he demonstrated courage. he demonstrated conviction he demonstrated how he was stickin

suspects the booming of the oceans is to blame the i'm going to do with these cuts in recent years, hawkins. we've noticed the surface waters have warmed steadily. yeah. last year we had a surface temperature of $29.00 degrees. we've never had that before. a few beds is all they get to see today. the site things are recorded in the logs. it's enough to 2 hours. they head back to ports. the full cost for the following day is much better the next morning they start tacitly sabina is wasting around just being frustrating for everyone. and no one got much sleep and the cramped conditions that hoping today will be the day of the whales. it's a nice day. we should be able to go far out to see hopefully we'll see something sabina, we'll be leading the expedition the she studied biology and started off for such an insect. it was in the late to that she heard about wales in the mediterranean and became interested. she took policy and a number of were such trips one brought to this area of the coast of sand. ree my came out after traveling all over it at least coastal waters. suddenly 1 july morning

crime organization prosecuted together in a cabinet hi, security bunker in the midst of the mafia. hawkins of calabria. it took more than an hour and a half to read out the verdicts. it didn't come back. one thing i see on the left in on the, on the think that vehicle pursuing a crucial factor in the prosecution case was the more than 50 matthew members who became prosecution witnesses. so we're going to have, in a good piece of will about certainly that cruel, violent, and ongoing part of the input i get that which is sun fee, if decades is impacted. there is a strong message that civil society and especially those entrepreneurs and shop owners who are still being crushed by the and didn't get to that they can trust the state. this is certainly the most important message coming out of this the, the 100 and gets a, has established in the a monopoly control of illegal cocaine in ports to europe. combined with brutal motors, extortion corruption of public contracts, and the kaleidoscope of money laundering investments. it's criminal proceeds are estimated at around $53000000000.00 a year. an

army convicted them of murder, mutiny and assault, executing 19 among them >> private first class hawkinst does today mean to you? >> justice we don't know what he would have been but that was all taken away. >> reporter: the regiment arrived in the jim crow south in july 1917. on august 23rd, a black corporal was reportedly shot at and beaten by police the soldiers were told a mob was coming >> threats spurred a group of more than 100 black soldiers to seize weapons and leave camp, thinking they were marching in their own self defense >> reporter: melee ensued. 110 black soldiers eventually stood trial. all were convicted >> now with the army setting aside these convictions. >> reporter: the u.s. army issued honorable discharges, making survivors eligible for benefits >> never too late to overturn injustice. >> reporter: your uncle wrote a letter to his parents, and he wrote, i am not guilty of the crime that i am accused of >> he demonstrated courage he demonstrated conviction >>>conviction. he demonstrated how he was sticking to certain principles >> sickening it happen in the first pl

mankind, if we do not learn to control the risks, warned the english physicist and cosmologist stephen hawkinbut if we learn, it will certainly be the case, as one of the pioneers of the compassionate movement for artificial intelligence, indian writer amid ray, once said. the coming era of artificial intelligence will not be an era of wars, but an era of deep compassion, non-violence and love. if you were with us for these half an hour, now you know for sure that everything is in the hands of man, at least for now. well, science is close here, like in no other topic. people who have achieved success often seem ideal to us, but what is in the souls of these people, do they know the feeling of devotion, gratitude, the feeling of homeland, in the end, or is it something else, they decided that the homeland is bought and sold, i lost everything , yes, i was rich. and now we are performing, all the money goes to housing and money, but this is trauma, immigration, this is a serious trauma, friends, there are graves, parents, work, well, that’s all, if the latvian economy is heading to the bottom,

my name is julie hawkins and is i am from southern maryland. my mom was from st mary's. my dad was from charles. i grew up strictly catholic where i came from in southern maryland like she said earlier, where we're from, that was the seat of catholicism. i know any of the religion until i left st county to go to college because everybody i grew up with was catholic. catholic catholicism wasn't it wasn't a religion for us. it was our way of life. so i didn't hear this story until about 2015. i on ancestry and our history was we're from here. we were from southern maryland, nowhere else. i kept connecting to someone down in louisiana and alabama and we went back and forth about, well, i know you're from the deep south, yada, yada make the story short because long winded about 2016, i started hearing about the grew to seven to also my son was at gonzaga college school in washington d.c. which also benefited right which also benefited with the students there because of the story started doing their own research of the people at gonzaga. my son thomas's mom there talking abou

. >> joining us now is joe hawkins, the ceo and co-founder of the oakland lgbtq community center. nice to have you on the program. let me get this straight. is this a cultural center or a cultural area or a business area? what's your goal here? >> well, this is the lakeshore lgbtq cultural district. so it's not just about being a cultural epicenter for our community. it's also an opportunity for new businesses to flourish in this area that has long been a place where lgbtq people have socialized and had businesses, still have businesses. and it's where our institutions are. the oakland lgbtq community center is here. our youth club is down the street near the grand lake theater. we also have our clinic, lgbtq clinic here. queer arts center is right down the street. there are just many -- a good mix of institutions and businesses and cultural organizations in this area, unlike other parts of oakland. >> so, joe, do you envision this to be kind of like the castro of oakland or the east bay? >> no. we hope it will be something different than the castro. we love the castro, but we hop