stacey henderson.e is no evidence that mr. pattison was thinking about killing his wife or that he was going to kill his wife for this other woman. >> so what about that flurry of text messages? just routine chitchat anderson told the prosecutor. and the three character text and scott as he drove to the hospital that was benign too. we >> simply scott's way of signaling to someone to someone you love that he was under duress. the phone call seem was henderson doing more of the same. just checking in on each other's day so far? >> did scott ever indicate to that he was responsible for lisa's death? >> no >> as for the divorce maybe it was on hold as scott told the cops. a retainer fee for lisa's attorney had been returned to her bank account. and about scott being taken off her insurance policy, the defense claims scott knew nothing of that until the sun, dylan told him hours after lisa had died. >> not being husband of the year with this kind of evidence but nothing to say he was a killer. >> so if you

director henderson hold on to that award. those of you that have been to a graduation i will speak briefly about each one. >> they know they are live and in living color tonight i'm so excited this . is our largest groups yet for interns. huge. how did you recruit. how did director thompson. but other then and there that. yooch not for nothing but a lot know we are an award winning agency. this is the second national award we have won. so we could not be more proud of social justice and reform. i will not talk. mrs. thompson. >> dmroor is yours >> thank you. president elias and vice president carter and commissioners chief scott. members of the public i'm an attorney and director of recruitment for department of police accountability and i could not be more honord and blessed introduce you to our largest summer intern law and justice cohort we ever had since i took over in 2019. started with 8 and now we moved to 25. i know we are a mall but mighty agency. we have over 25 gifted young people representing 9 colleges and univer

director henderson. >> award winning, director anderson. >>--henderson. >> multi. i'll keep my report short this week. dpa has opened 340 case thz year and we have 265 cases currently pending. we sustained 29 case sxz mediated 14 cases. we have 20 investigation that's have gone beyond the 9-month period. and 19 of those cases are told with criminal or civil cases that are pending. with outstanding decisions, waiting, we have six case that's are waiting for commission decisions. and we have 88 cases that are outstanding waiting for chief decisions. in terms of the weekly trends, this week, the number one allegation with 21% of the cases, were for allegations of an officer failing to take required action. and the 2 highest stations there were two this year with three cases each, i had the most allegations from this week. in terms, i don't have, updates for out reach or audit, we've been very busy this week with intern program. i'll continue to give you periodic reports. we have two administrative case that's are in closed session. in the hearing room with us, is chri

february 1341, finally , the american ambassador went to abdul karim qasim's office, just like louis henderson, the us ambassador to iran, who went to dr. mossadegh's house one day before the coup d'état on august 28, 1332, and said that if nationalization qasim also resisted, and two days later, the ministry of defense bombarded the roof of the cafe with several airplanes and armored forces surrounded general qasim, as a result of this military coup, 13,000 people were killed, including qasim and his friends are part of a foundation of the nation that encourages officials and officials what is the meaning of the beginning of these morals in rai and iqm from the minutes and build abdul karim ghasemi gallium major colonel abdul salam arif on the 19th of bahman 1341 seized power with a coup d'etat against abdul karim qasim and killed him and brought the members of the iraqi baath party into his cabinet. a new party consisting of baathists and opponents of qasim emerged and it was an arab socialist party with developmentalist intentions and goals, which recruited arab youth with a nationalistic s

. >> reporter: family members admit there's no new evidence but claim sergeant richard henderson was using a high-capacity magazine during the shooting in violation of chp policies, a claim chp says they cannot comment on due to pending litigation. >> the background of some of the officers and the reputation that they have should be considered. but i think there's an immense amount of evidence. at the least charging henderson. >> reporter: supporters of salgado and other families whose loved ones have died at the hands of police are calling for the reopening of other police shooting cases. price, who ran on a platform of police accountability, has reopened several cases. they're hoping she will do the same thing. >> you must charge all the officers for these cases that you reopen. you made a promise to this community when you took office. and we're here to hold you accountable to that. >> it is time now for the hypocrisy to end. because either you bring charges now or we get to say that you ain't [ bleep ]. >> reporter: we reached out to the d.a.'s office for comment but did not hear

director henderson. >> award winning, director anderson. >>--henderson. >> multi. i'll keep my report short this week. dpa has opened 340 case thz year and we have 265 cases currently pending. we sustained 29 case sxz mediated 14 cases. we have 20 investigation that's have gone beyond the 9-month period. and 19 of those cases are told with criminal or civil cases that are pending. with outstanding decisions, waiting, we have six case that's are waiting for commission decisions. and we have 88 cases that are outstanding waiting for chief decisions. in terms of the weekly trends, this week, the number one allegation with 21% of the cases, were for allegations of an officer failing to take required action. and the 2 highest stations there were two this year with three cases each, i had the most allegations from this week. in terms, i don't have, updates for out reach or audit, we've been very busy this week with intern program. i'll continue to give you periodic reports. we have two administrative case that's are in closed session. in the hearing room with us, is chri

reporter: clint henderson says the plane took off from delhi and was meant to fly over russia and the arctic before landing in san francisco. this map shows what likely happened instead. the plane landing in mack brown. >> it's not safe for americans to go to russia. i would be concerned if i was on that plane. reporter: another concern, the remoteness of where they are stranded. >> ideally, you would be at a hotel. there would be hotel rooms for passengers to get off the flight. in this case, it looks like a basketball court was converted into makeshift sleeping areas for the passengers. reporter: india has remained a neutral stance throughout the war in ukraine. a fact that will ensure that everyone on board including any americans will be allowed to safely return home, says a political science professor at uc berkeley. >> we are dealing here with putin who has not been known recently for taking any kind of same policies. reporter: russia will not want to disrupt its good relations with india over this incident, especially given the international attention. >> i'm sure that amerin o

reporter: clint henderson says the plane took off from delhi and was meant to fly over russia and the arctic before landing in san francisco. this map shows what likely happened instead. the plane landing in mack brown. >> it's not safe for americans to go to russia. i would be concerned if i was on that plane. reporter: another concern, the remoteness of where they are stranded. >> ideally, you would be at a hotel. there would be hotel rooms for passengers to get off the flight. in this case, it looks like a basketball court was converted into makeshift sleeping areas for the passengers. reporter: india has remained a neutral stance throughout the war in ukraine. a fact that will ensure that everyone on board including any americans will be allowed to safely return home, says a political science professor at uc berkeley. >> we are dealing here with putin who has not been known recently for taking any kind of same policies. reporter: russia will not want to disrupt its good relations with india over this incident, especially given the international attention. >> i'm sure that american

bahman 1341, finally, the american ambassador to the office of abdul karim qasim, just like louis henderson, the us ambassador to iran, who a day before the hospital number of martyr colonel abdul salam aref on the 19th of bahman, 1341 with the coup against abdul karim qasim and his murder, he seized power and brought members of the baath party of iraq into his cabinet . the spirit of one-sidedness of saddam's membership as a member of the baath party, he entered the iraqi government for the first time in this regime, an entry that has led to terrible days for these people. the new york times newspaper in an editorial in 2002 detailed a report on the actions of the black organization in setting up this bath. presents blood in iraq the 1963 coup d'état was a blood bath. the messiah took advantage of the opportunities provided by the black organization to assassinate an unknown number of educated elites from people suspected of links to communism and other left-wing parties . it is possible for saddam himself to participate in them no one has the exact number of those killed. the narratives a

two—time major winner brooke henderson of canada and ruoning yin and xiyi lin of china are a shot backetty well. i would like to hit a few more fairways tomorrow! i got up and down a few times. the patter was rolling and it is nice to make five bodies out on this golf course. hopefully, i will do something similar over the next two days. look at this at the pga travellers championship — world number three rory mcilroy hitting a hole in one for the first time on the pga tour. after the heartbreak of losing last weekend's us open byjust a single shot, the northern irishman was smiling again after getting an ace on the eighth hole, but he wasn't getting too carried away with it. this i threw it away sentimental, i don't care. i would rather have trophies and golf balls. i have had holes in one in the past where it is an okjob, you get a bit lucky or whatever. that was the best shot of the day that i heads. that was the best shot of the day that i heads. as expected, victor wembanyama was selected first overall by the san antonio spurs in this year's nba draft. the 7—foot—5 french teenager

matthew henderson joining us they're from utah.nt, and the democratic strategist amisha cross. we have heard from president biden. amisha, what you make of it? i we have heard from president biden. amisha, what you make of it?- amisha, what you make of it? i think i 'oin in amisha, what you make of it? i think ijoin in with — amisha, what you make of it? i think i join in with millions _ amisha, what you make of it? i think i join in with millions of _ amisha, what you make of it? i think i join in with millions of americans i ijoin in with millions of americans across the country with student debt. as someone who also works for the education trust, which is a national organisation fighting to correct the rights of those who are black, underserved, and working to fight equity in education, one of theissues fight equity in education, one of the issues i found with this is that the issues i found with this is that the supreme court definitely made the supreme court definitely made the wrong decision. there is a large frustration arou

director henderson hold on to that award. those of you that have been to a graduation i will speak briefly about each one. >> they know they are live and in living color tonight i'm so excited this . is our largest groups yet for interns. huge. how did you recruit. how did director thompson. but other then and there that. yooch not for nothing but a lot know we are an award winning agency. this is the second national award we have won. so we could not be more proud of social justice and reform. i will not talk. mrs. thompson. >> dmroor is yours >> thank you. president elias and vice president carter and commissioners chief scott. members of the public i'm an attorney and director of recruitment for department of police accountability and i could not be more honord and blessed introduce you to our largest summer intern law and justice cohort we ever had since i took over in 2019. started with 8 and now we moved to 25. i know we are a mall but mighty agency. we have over 25 gifted young people representing 9 colleges and univer

thank you director henderson you took my questions i agree. we need our own data and request that be reported here quarter low or monthly want to gauge impact. something long the lines of definition of insanity doing the same thing over and expecting different rus. right. this document this someone said i will quote it continual invol tear displacement contribute 15.6 and 24.4% of additional deaths among unshelter order people injest drugs over 10 year period. that analysis took account data from san francisco. and a lot of what i hear and when is being presented is something we have done before. we have a harm reduction policy and this department is dhoo i thinks that under min that approach. i like to know how is it that these agreements when you say we are working collaborative low. how are we going do measure that imfact? are there after the conversations mou's with slots set, side for treatment for if and when an officer encounters machine using. to go in this space? we try third degree and will continue top try that. stwen 18 we set out

ricky henderson leads with 81. the a's were only able to get on the scoreboard with the right field home run . oakland has now lost 10 out of the last 11 and they come back to the bay to face the yankees tomorrow at 6:40. >>> a lot is happened over the past two weeks with the your years. it started being promoted to the new gm. >> i was talking about at this week and he asked me if i could do the job and i said , yeah, i think so. i have to be honest i am a little uncomfortable taking a job. he said, it is not like you are taking and oregon. it is just the job. >> reporter: he had no time to settle into his new job as warriors general manager. just before he was given the news, draymond green opted out of his deal and became a free agent . >> we really want him back. what he means to this organization in terms of trying to win at the highest level, we feel like we have to have him. >> reporter: on monday, it appeared the team also wanted to keep jordan poole. >> we plan to have a mere four 44 more years at least .

ricky henderson has the all-time record at 81, topics -- top six down here, makes it a for one game,lways a sharp dressed man, that is it for the a's. kevin michio, 831 blast, the worst 80 game start in the majors in 20 years. draymond green i to re-sign with the warriors, but despite all of animosity, the grizzlies are trying to get draymond green to come to memphis which would be quite a turn after all of the sparring on and off the court between these two teams. it was a no go. they ended up training for markets -- marcus smart. a very important player selected on this day in 2009. we have that coming up. dion: a tribute to some fancy rides, the event we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. dion: today, the hillsboro concorde elegance hosted attribute to extraordinary cars. organizers say they are excited because each year the show just keeps getting better. >> just more and more cars and more and more people i love it. every y

for an on-the-ground look at the candidates and voters in early states, i'm joined by kay henderson,director for radio iowa and moderator of iowa press on iowa pbs. and gavin jackson, a reporter for pbs station south carolina etv and host of this week in south carolina. welcome to you both. kay, let's begin in iowa. the caucus is, of course, still the first in the nation for the republicans. obviously, the candidates showing up there early and often. how is that resonating with voters on the ground? what do they tell you they're looking for? kay: well, it depends on the person you ask. one of the people at a trump event today said to me, it appears to him that the nomination is trump's to lose. when you go to desantis events, they're looking for something different. they're looking for something new there. and in fact, one of the people that i interviewed on monday told me that he's looking for someone who's not geriatric. there's a fear among some desantis people that putting a rematch of trump versus biden would not turn out well for the party. but iowans are not by any means makin

takes the second pitch of the game, deep out to luis medina, 55th leadoff homer of his career, ricky hendersoncord at 81. tony kemp, there goes his third homer of the year, makes it a 4-1 game and he is always a sharp dressed man, but that is it for the a's. kevin video at the worst 80 game start the dodgers in 20 years. draymond green is still expected to be signed with the wires and despite all the animosity, the grizzlies want draymond green to go to memphis. that is a turnaround after all the sparring that the two teams have had back-and-forth and they ended up trading marcus smart. >> with the second pick in the 2009 nba draft, the golden state wears select stephen curry. >> areas. how about this trip down memory lane, 14 years ago, the golden state draft steph curry. some people thought he was too small, too skinny, nonathletic enough, they were all wrong. he became the greatest shooter in nba history and let the lawyers to four titles in eight years. >> this is a dream come true for me to be drafted to the nba, being an nba player and having the opportunity to take my game to the next l

i mean all failed is what well known american or dean henderson thinks of past events pulling and hungry and very to czechoslovakia, before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary origin already with the nazis and france. and england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them. and again, they've had been for stolen coming on the eastern front. they would have been a lot more people in eastern europe as well. however, on september the 19th of 2019 and calling about the adopted a resolution stating that it was germany under us, i saw the paint, the way for world war 2. sparks is think it doesn't offer you the it test i'm hoping get or somebody to come on. the hosp when the guns stock though to be is most of the time i send x p. m. and that's when i left. so should the, not everyone in the you agree is with the official lines, the photos move on yet starting not the she toyota is little the move on yet. i just can't go go when using what i just get go. so to use more is me and me, it's kim ri

henderson since one to the other side to left. that was a 2 run bomb or a home run. if you don't know what that means giant, get on the board first. then joc wasn't. it wasn't done there with the code. bottom of the 3rd here tied it. so he crushes this one out to right. of course, obama called the covid down into into mccovey cove course into the bay. a 2 run homer for jacket again and the giant. they jump out to a court to leave. but with the 7 now, the giants up by 7 at this point. so all of that air is starting see what he did a laser out left fair enough to get a three-run blast in second home run of the day. the giants pouring it on now and it was a big game today. so no more available relievers in comes a familiar face that you don't see on the often. that was brandon crawford to close out the night. >> he gets straight, nancy. the part went out to wilmer flores and that's the ball game. the giants win this one 13 to 3. don't head st. louis to take on cardinals in a three-game series starting tomorrow. now hoping to extend their four-game winning streak rising

the houston rockets select amen and thompson pistons select ausar thompson and scoot henderson, believedmber one overall pick in any other year that doesn't feature a once in a generation. french phenom slipped to number three overall, hoping to blaze his own trail for the portland trail blazers. now they getting a dog. they're getting a dog. that's going to come in and that's going to be hungry. but the real winner, as always, was the fashion. and this year didn't disappoint. i see pink is in the house visible from outer space. gradey dick showed the world he's not in kansas anymore with this bedazzled ode to the wizard of oz. dorothy has her little slippers. i got my dorothy shoes. it was the right choice, too. he was picked by the toronto raptors, who sport the color red with less shine. we hope. i have to say that i'm sorry. i'm blinded by all the rhinestones. i was going to say that was probably my favorite fit. you think it does he ever wear that suit again? i don't know. you got to retire it after that. also, webb, wanyama, if that. also, webb, wanyama, if she found it. the feelin

gunnar henderson went seven innings, allowed three ones -- runs. tying run at second.autista. ballgame. giants have lost three straight. a's and marlins in miami. fuji nama. it did not go well for him. jesus sanchez going downtown for a two run jack. his e.r.a. this year is over 12. 2-0 marlins. edward cabrera, six scoreless, struck out 10. ncaa regional bass ball. all cardinal in this pac-12 player of the year alberto riaz. now they are unloaded. grand slam. part of a six run third for stanford. cardinal smack for homers in this game. tommy troy adding on. stanford women's softball must win game against alabama in the women's college world series. loser leaves town. top seven. 1-0 stanford. 2-0 stanford. stanford allowed alabama just one hit all game. straight smoke. cardinals win 2-0. stay alive to play on sunday. : how in, shot of the day at the memorial jack's tournament. 95 yards on 18 for birdie. 73. even par. eight back to the leader justin saw heading to the weekend. how would you like to be a part of a world record? the san jose earthquakes attempting to break

. >> a's of call oakland home for half a century from biden blue to ricky henderson. several generation of may's plans have supported them through the ups and the downs. the a's are oakland a's plans. i stand with you. >> currently mlb is exempt from federal antitrust laws based on a determination by the u.s. supreme court. lawmakers say the bill seeks to fairly compensate cities for the revenue jobs in commerce last when a team leaves their community. mlb claims the antitrust exemption is necessary to keep franchises from frequently changing cities. >> well, as the team continues, talks with nevada on a change, a move to las vegas a's fans are trying to stand against the relocation tonight. they're hoping to pack the stands at tonight's game for a reverse pica from ford's man. joins us live from the oakland coliseum. amanda, tell how looking out there. they're getting a pretty big crowd. >> yeah, right now we are still in the parking lot, but there huge crowd and out here. take a look. think there's some people making in the crowd there music. there's food. it's huge

this is west henderson's first state championship baseball victory since 1992.t stands as a testament to the team's unwavering commitment, exceptional skill and remarkable self-discipline and teamwork. led by their esteemed coach, jackie corn, the west henderson high school baseball team's dedication and passion for the great american pastime has inspired everyone in western north carolina. thank you to coach corn, along with assistant coaches ryan anderson, anthony lindsey, jimmy gash and chip koons, for leading west henderson high to this exciting victory. in recognizing this achievement, we also honor the parents amend families who have helped bring these talented athletes, to bring this prideful moment to western north carolina. as a proud graduate of west henderson high school myself, i rise to say, go falcons. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the black vo

so when the british approached brecht at whitehall which is the home of henderson.y were told they could not reach the town by water. so they asked to escort them on foot to leave them there on foot. and she was reluctant. they had promised her money ande promised her, her freedom if she were to do this. apparently she could have taken a direct route but instead purposely misled them and frustrated them so that after a while they turned back to come back burn all that they could. so it's pretty amazing to think here is theos woman who's enslad purposefully misleading people who possibly could have freed her. there were some people that doubt whether or notot the story is true. there are multiple public records, including the census record, death notice that is it woman an african-american womanl who lived during this time. she supposedly was a woman claiming to be heard gave an interview telling about the story and her obituary which is highlighted here on the screen shows the incident. the other thing sounds like a little bit of truth is the british withom do this

the a's have called oakland home for half a century from viterbo lou to rickey henderson. several generation of a's fans have supported them through the ups and the downs. the a's are oakland a's fans. i stand with you, congresswoman lee tweeting that message today. the two lawmakers introduced the moneyball act. it would require the owners of any professional baseball club seeking to relocate to compensate the state and local authorities. they move away from. now, if the owners don't, that major league baseball would be subject to the antitrust laws. they've been exempt from for more than a century. our coverage of the a's potential move to vegas continues online. you can find the latest developments around the clock right there on the home page. well new video tonight, a fire that broke out this evening in albany. officials say it broke out at a lumberyard in an industrial area on cleveland avenue near i-80. berkeley fire posted this video on social media showing their firefighters assisting in trying to put out the flames. no word tonight on a cause. former president do

dave stewart's 1989 world series jersey rickey henderson's record-breaking shoes and rollie fingers 1974. world series jersey and soon this too will have a home cooperstown. the kelly green fan created sell t-shirt, encouraging a's owner john fisher to sell the team. i got pretty i was fighting back some tears. it's it's one of the highest honors i've ever received in my whole life. >> i mean, just the idea that something i've done with, you know, with a lot of fans and friends of mine. that's going to be in the hall of fame fan group. the oakland 68 ce raise money to produce the shirts and give them away a june 13th reverse boycott game. now one of the shirts has been offered to the hall of fame. >> and museum staff has accepted saying the shirt would be worthy of addition to the museum collection of nearly 40,000 artifacts. that helps us tell the story of baseball and its history. >> it's a little bit bittersweet because obviously our end goal is to keep a's in oakland, you know, it was never meant. i want to go to the hall of fame like i mean, it's kind of that kind of surreal itself.

african-american woman was released say something so when the british approached him, they arrived at henderson and they were told they couldn't reach the town by water so they asked to escort them and she was reluctant and they promised her money and freedom and she could have taken a direct route but purposely misled them and frustrated them so after a while they turned back. his a woman enslaved, people who could have freed her and some people doubt whether the story is true but there are multiple records including census records there is a woman named patty who lived in this county during this time. in her 70s there's a woman interviewedte in her obituary on the screen k here. the other thing is the british do this sort of thing to find guards to serve as a guide in the landscape to navigate so it's not far-fetched to think that this could have happened so that is a four-story 41812. on may 3 attacked by a british. many of you may know the story morning of may 3 british troops come and begin to lose. one man did the bestie could to be a one person defense. he was overwhelmed and overtaken b

his name washe cliff henderson. he was an incredible salesman a car salesman in los angeles.he decided to stage the first modern national air races that summer and this being an barley field just south of downtown l.a. by the way, we have this being an barley field today by three letters, that is lax. for these air races cliff henderson wanted amelia to come and louise to come and the others. and indeed amelia and louise were there. but they were not invited to race. there were not invited to compete. indeed the only job for women at this first national air races was to hand out the trophies to the men if they so chose to do that. probably would not surprise you to know that theset conditions did not sit well with the female aviators. in particular these three here amelia ehrhardt and ruth nichols and louise. they were the triumphant of this time. they quickly realized they could compete against one another in the sky. they can try to fight one another across the ocean. indeed amelia and ruth nichols light to one another about their transatlantic plans. both of them did notno

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the courthouse without corresponding john henderson was in miami, but for his island. fisher begins coverage with this report and in a city which often prepares for coming storms. miami is cranking up security around the federal court house has been increasing throughout the day. all agencies getting ready for the historic 1st quarter payments of a former us president on federal charges. we're taking this uh, this event. extremely serious. we know that there is a potential of things taking a turn for the worst, but that's not the way. anyway, donald trump landed in florida in the late afternoon met by a small group of supporters and protest. 2 i believe now if he's back to the white house, he's going to be even better pretty there. he's staying, it is there. i'll go for resort. a 30 minute ride from the court when he will surrender to the authorities on tuesday. once it arrives at the court, he will be officially photographed and fingerprinted. it's a federal court. there will be no pictures of him before the judge. you'll then your details of the $77.00 charges. they include violations of t

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i'm director and i'm here on behalf of the director paul henderson. in terms of what dp a has been up to this week and in the last year, up to now, i can report that virtually all of our numbers are up in 2023 is compared to this time in 2022 except one number that is important and should be down and that's the number of cases past the 270 date. as you may recall, our chief of staff was here last week and reported on that number. we have 26 cases past the 270 days, that is usually the marker we use in order to provide our recommend ations to the chief if we find improper conduct. of the 26 cases 21 are told. i know commissioner benedicto you had questions last week. i had some answers, at this point last year, we had 32 cases past to 70 and at the time only 22 were told. it's a modest reduction and i think it's something that is worth loting. in terms of this week, we have 7 cases pending with the commission and 84 cases pending with the chief. the trends for the type of case that's we received this week, we received 17 cases and the number 1 complain

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of course not that federal court has in my will as you heard john henderson talking about there, he's been doing what he's called that just sure of the crazy. i've side of the courthouse, dozens of strong supporters have gathered. i think they were expecting and cried up to potentially 50000, but actually it's been a few 100 people and they found that i've side the courthouse to protest those charges. but it is a historic moment because this is the 1st us president in history to face criminal charges. and of course, as we said, he has pled not guilty to all sir seats 7 times. let's go back to john henry now who is in the crowd. don't what you say, but this is despite the carnival atmosphere is due a sort of dangerous moment for american democracy. i'm just going on the basis of the fact you said that it's so hard to change people's mind. you know, if people don't believe and believe in the process, they don't believe and at all what, what is there is less to believe in, in a we're just that leave us in, in the run out to and the next election. the i, after having covered a number of t

let's go on to john henderson. obviously also in miami, he joins me now and john, you have been, i want to buy with the crowd. we know what's going on inside the court house there . how are people coming, keeping up to date, given that we can see pictures of what's going on, or people checking their phones? how are they keeping up to date? it's true people are, they're changing their phones. they're listening to the reports about what's going on. a miracle is there are no pictures. so it's a relatively got the police cars here. when you just draw the camera back a little bit, you can see this festival atmosphere, people debating for and against trump, of wearing the name on it. and yelling at each other, which is somebody here happening between these 2 gentlemen here, the man holding the sign and the man on the other side of him were yelling at each other. that's not an uncommon scene here, but what we haven't seen is a lot of highlights really where we talked to people who were trump fans and that's most of the pe

. >> the a's of call oakland home for half a century from biden blue to henderson. several generation of plans have supported them through the ups and the downs. the a's are oakland a's plans. i stand with you. >> lawmakers say the bill seeks to fairly compensate cities for the revenue jobs and commerce last when the team leaves their community. >> happening now, power is starting to come back on inside a terminal at sfo. a traveler shared this video with us from the airport with dozens of people waiting for their flights in the dark sfo first reported the outage about 9 o'clock tonight. and we literally just got word that power is now back on. but nonetheless, these pictures are pretty astonishing to see the officials at the airport said that electricians have been working to restore the power and that it has come back on now just moments ago in all areas of the airport, barton eritrean were running normal schedules. >> if you're just about ready to go to bed, want to get a check of your wake-up weather early tomorrow morning. things are going to be cloudy early. n

. >>> happening now, crews did several air drops overnight and the henderson fire burned about 25 acresar clearlake oaks. >>> let's take a live look outside in san josÉ. you can see the sun trying to peek through this morning. starting out nice and cool for us, kari, are we going see a warm-up today? >> yeah, slightly warmer for the inland areas. along the coastline you will not feel a difference. we are seeing the microclimates starting to spread out in the next several days. san rafael, as we get up and head out the door, it's now 55 degrees with low clouds. we will see temperatures in the upper 60s boy 8:00, and then we will see high temperatures headed for the upper 70s. in martinez, expect a high of 77 degrees. 82 in livermore. 81 in morgan hill, and 82 in los gatos. we will see a few spots reach into the mid-80s tomorrow as a warming trend continues. we will talk more about the weekend forecast coming up. right now, cinthia has a look at where we can find lower gas prices. >> yeah, people are starting to hit the roads now that school is out for a while and we are closer to the wee

dani: how do you swear this against the janus henderson argument that keeps saying there will be a creditrunch at some point. rates are higher, two more hikes in the latest dot plot. you have already seen some ruptures, be it regional u.s. banks, you mentioned some of them through the pension crisis in the u.k., where we will get another event like that. are you saying that we can handle it? max: no and i disagree with the unpriced in. remember last year the ecb was introducing a new spread mechanism. then we had the a ldi crisis in the u.k. and svp with a couple of regional banks really struggling in the u.s.. it's not like nothing is broken. it's just not as existential as it was 15 years ago. there's an urge from the bears saying you know what it has to be a catastrophe, otherwise it's not that enough, right? but if we are honest, the s&p peak to trough went down 25%. european stocks went down more than 30%. it's fine, right, we have seen it. why price a recession now if we are clearly not in one? looking at perhaps the some of the more disconcerting data finds like the regional fed su