we will talk to henry mcvey up next. this is bloomberg. >> a little bit surprising. >> it's a bit of a head scratcher. >> this comes at a sensitive time. >> this probably does not really move the needle. >> the bigger an impact here is going to be politics and reputation. >> it's the last thing yellen really needs. >> are we going to trade on this? no. >> the u.s. treasury market is the key to all markets. >> there really is no viable alternative. >> it will not be treated differently today than it was yesterday. >> in the long run, very, very little impact. alix: that's bloomberg tv guests reacting to fitch's downgrade. let's get back to the question of the day. does the downgrade change anything? with us now is henry mcvey, cio of kkr's balance sheet. does it change anything? henry: i don't think this is a liz truss moment like in the u.k., where the market is speaking. we have the bank of japan changing their posture. that's happening at the same time the u.s. is getting downgraded. that does create more structural up

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because they thought he was that henry grady and it was fantastic. only downside is you wrote on brown paper wit' purple crayon because that's what he used for measuring wood with it was atrocious, also but henry a lady. build the south and bridgs and louisiana and mississippi said it's so small big, ugly. i don't want to be in the cells and henry is talking about how to solve is one thing : a new thsalt and the future so sometis archives will lead to people but henry a grady a working class guy, he's the one closest to the real work workers talking about the environment they are in so they are ready for a new kind of history i think. >> is for a period where the authors in 19 creek 19th century on conditioners americans and african-americans resources are written by europeans so how can you study the didn't have those sources? that has given food for thought over the past decade and they've made great strides in recent years trying to use with does exist to uncover what they can for the inner voices and personality, it's not easy to do the archaeolo

and then henry saw the and started cooperating. so knutson arrives in the united states, arrives in washington and and the great thing he had done was doing what ticktalk is doing to your and facebook is doing to your parents right now which was to track user and purchaser ideas and, use it to make sell more cars. and this was his big breakthrough and he dramatically rose sales at general motors, but he ran into a problem when you want to retool a factory from making cars to making bombers, you have to bring in a whole new bunch of things called machine tools, which are my favorite things in the world. now, if you've ever seen that incredible award winning program, how it's you get to see machine tools action as it grinds this piece of metal and shapes this piece of metal and does all this stuff to make all the elements making guns, yo, everything in the world just made it essentially the same way. and because you have to redo a factory with machine tools first before you can actually start production, that delay caused nuts and do

i got to go a story about henry grady. so there's henry woodfin grady who everyone has about, you know, the editor of the atlanta constitution. but luckily, me as a scholar, there was another henry henry grady, who a railway carpenter and the southern historical collection usc bought a sight unseen. this massive collection of white railroad workers letters to his sister because they thought he was that henry grady and so that was fantastic for me. the bound side of this is that he wrote on brown paper with a purple crayon because that's what he used for measuring wood with. and so and his spelling was atrocious. it was really awful. but henry a grady, is horrified by the south. he moves through the south, he builds the south, he builds these railroad bridges with. others, he's a railway carpenter and eventually becomes a construction foreman. and and and when he goes to louisiana, he says, it's so strange, it's so picayune here. it's so swampy and so ugly i can't you know, this i don't want to be in the south. and meanwhil

luckily for me as a scholar at this another henry grady. henry a grady was laurie carpenter. southern historical collection at unc bought a sight unseen this massive collection of a right world workers letters to his sister because they thought he was that henry grady. [laughter] it was for 10 fantastic for me the only downside of this is he wrote on a brown paper with a purple crayon that's what they use for measuring wood with. his spelling was atrocious it was reallyy awful. but henry a grady moves through the south he builds the south he builds his railroad bridges with others he is a railroad carpenter and eventually becomes a construction foreman. in louisiana and mississippi it so strange, so peculiar so small be an ugly i do not want to be in the south. meanwhile henry w grady somehow the south this is the new south and it is the future. so sometimes the archive will lead you to people henry a grady is a white railroad carpenter working class guy he is the one closest to the black railroad workers who talk about the entire work environment they are in and what they do

what kind of mysterious character is henri levy?with ah himself appeared on the internet. andrew levi where he talks about his relationship with religion, let's add one more interesting touch to this person - the main issue is evil, or rather, not evil, but the devil, because jesus is talking about satan. who is satan? what does this mean in the context of that time? what is this means for the judeo-christian apostle of that time, satan is lucifer satan is the bearer of light. the one who gave people art and writing, which god kept behind seven seals, and therefore satan. it's a kind of clairvoyant intelligence , insight into things, it's all satan, so i tend to think. that's what he surrendered to satan, and this means that among all the apostles, it was judas who understood best what jesus announced at that moment, he understood that jesus is the son of god, you know jacob i believe in repentance and this is how it should be done each of us, but it does not seem that he repented this man, who called satan a light. this is a man fr

henry arundell on the wing as well.ers returning from the squad that went to japan in 2019 but some high—profile emissions. alex donbrandt, the number eight, a regular in the back row for the last two years, is not involved and even more surprising no henry slade, going back the last few years he has been a regular but he finds himself left out of the party. henry is a great player and i have no doubt that should the opportunity, where we call him and say we need you to come in, i am sure he will be ready to go. as all players will be. i have been very clear that in the 33, i was going to take three players in key positions, specialist positions in the front row, at nine and at ten and by the nature of that in means that has to be some element of compromise elsewhere within the squad. one man who has made the 33 is danny care. a few years ago his england career looked over. he won a recall to australia but was left out into the autumn. he won a recall at the age of 36 going to his second world cup. it has been a rollerc

henry. now, where's henry? there. he is. right. and you know, we are here at the reagan institute working on reagan's scholarship, in large part due to henry now, not only is he a leader on this front for his years in the academy and his great work, so in many respects, we're all students of henry, but also for this program of henry kind of hatches plan in his office at george wash. university and allowed me to be a person to to help realize it. so henry it's great to have you here this evening. so we're here tonight recognizing dr. eames for the launch on his first book, a voice in their own destiny, reagan, thatcher and public diplomacy in the nuclear 1980s. up here, you'll have the opportunity to get one in just a little bit. and it's especially significant in here at the reagan institute because it marks a milestone of our reagan postdoctoral visiting fellows program, which funds for those of you who don't know, a one year fellowship for scholars who study the reagan era, they come here for a year to revise their dissertation i

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>> henry woodfin brady who everyone is heard about luckily for me as a scholar there is another henry a brady who was a railway carpenter and the seven historical collection bought a site and feed massive collection of the white railroad workers letter's to his sister because they thought he was that kind of grady. [laughter] the only downside of this is that he wrote on paper with a purple cram because that's what he is for measuring wood with create so and his spelling was. it really was.ra henry a grady moves to the south and he builds itself and build build cities where root bridges with others. rail work carpenter becomes a form in. he says it's so strange and so peculiar and so swampy and so i don't want to be in the south and meanwhile henry w. mcgrady is talking about i how the south is wonderful and this is the new south and it's the future so sometimes the archives will lead you to people, henry a grady a working-class guy he'ss the one closest to row road workers who talks about the kind of the environments they are in and the kinds of track line that they do and so the arc

-year-olds would it take to tackle derrick henry?eep ] i don't even know if they could. how many kids would die in the process i would imagine. i don't know. let's say he's got a ten yard wide space. it would probably take 35. you want to try it, test it out? >> derrick henry actually told the media members get your kids out here. i'll try. >> 35 5-year-olds chasing derrick henry. >> maybe one of them can take him down. >> i want to go in the hundreds. >> thanks, matt. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, a local firefighter gets a surprise of a lifetime, how an actor of the bay area helping to make it all possible. >> they have their own struggles. i think it's really ♪ enentresto is s the #1 heaeat fafailure branand prescribid by carardiologiststs. it was p proven supeperior at helpingng people ststay ale anand out of t the hospitat. don't takeke entrestoo if p pregnant; it canan cause hararm or deah to a an unborn b baby. don't tatake entreststo with an ace inhnhibitor or r aliski, oror if you'veve had angioioea with an n ace or arbrb. t

henry grady with the "atlanta journal-constitution" catapults together as a bourbon we have excluded black people from voting.. he kind of comes up to the supreme court comes up with this way of presenting black people from voting not explicitly but implicitly. and that's the kind of story of the south. and the bourbon south is a kind of a rifle of the bourbon triumvirate in atlanta when you still see when you kind of status. and insurers it's by and large only going to be black people, white peoplee that will be votig that only white people that will be on juries to catch lucy the rise of lynching, all of the other kind of ills that distinctively part of the south. >> building off of that, digging into some of the mechanics of that little m bit more, this question is open to anyone. can you talk more about you mentioned the supreme court specifically but there are other things that are more george or even atlanta specific ort? would you go into that a little bit? >> so georgia, so most of the cotton that's growing in the southh is, you need 200 frost free days to grow cotton so it's

a live in san jose, henry lee, ktvu fox two news. henry thank you. will now bring in ctv's brooks jarocz your live at the hospital where the officer is being treated. bring us what you've learned about the officer's condition. well, right now we are standing right outside valley medical center in the emergency room entrance. that's where that officer was rushed shortly after that encounter. we're told that it was just one officer who was hit. no other injuries, no one else transported to the hospital . as for the officer's condition , we're unsure. we try to talk to some hospital officials. they referred us to san jose police department for any updates there. so we're unaware if that officer is in surgery or what the condition is at this time. now when we showed up here, we saw several officers rushing into the hospital. we also have seen several cruisers parked up and down the street and they are in it for the long haul because since then, they have set up a tent and brought out a cooler. and many officers have come and gone. in fact, just in the la

henry lee live at bay street in emeryville. henry, thank you. santa clara police are asking for the public's help now, identifying suspects involved in a restaurant brawl that happened over the weekend. this fight erupted on friday night inside the in-n-out restaurant on mission college boulevard, about two miles away from levi's stadium. the 49ers had just wrapped up their preseason schedule with a loss to the chargers. it appears those involved in the brawl were 40 niners fans and las vegas raiders fans, with at least one of them carrying a sharp object, possibly a knife. i've definitely seen videos of people , you know, going on vendors after sporting events, especially after a team wins or loses. witnesses say officers spoke to witnesses after the fight and they searched for evidence nearby. two people were hurt, but the extent of their injuries is still unclear. anyone who has any information on this fight should put in a call to santa clara police. well, now we go to san francisco, where the owners of a landmark cafe abruptly closing, sayi

young henri managed to escape with his mother.is mother died when he was 13, leaving him an orphan. he said he discovered cinema and photography as a solace, a world to lose himself in. he managed to get a basic camera. at 17 with his new kit and little else, embarked alone for new york. he said that journey profoundly influenced his style. >> my camera gave me a way out of all the drama that i'd been through. i've often chosen to capture stories of oppression. subjects that i've experienced in my life. the fight for civil rights. poverty. and all the political stories. >> he captured special gnomes -- moments of life through a lens for four decades. his contemporaries regard him as one of the finest in modern america. >> next, paul mccartney has revealed artificial intelligence enabled a final beatles song. it's thought to be a 1978 composition called "now and then." the track was refer on -- was one of soarchl a ka setd john lennon recorded a year before his death. two of the song, "free as a bird" were cleaned up. an attempt wa

welcome to the program. heavy rains or lashing california as tropical storm, henry reaches the us space often making landfill in northwest and mexico. the states densely populated south is bracing itself what will force feasel cooling and unprecedented weather event with hazardous conditions and warning of light, life threatening flooding? excuse me. the storm has already we have all in mexico. hurricane hillary toll free mexico as baja california peninsula over the weekend swamping roads and turning streets into torrents. santa resolve the f. one passing drowned in the regions as the hurricane moved newell soldiers with deployed a patrol, the flooded streets, and the city of t juana henry has, since we can, that is moving across the us. states of california. full cost is worries that it could bring a years worth of rain full to deserts. areas like the city of palm springs and surrounding regions as roads flooded authorities cancelled hundreds of flights out of airports in los angeles and san diego. in long beach, people are relying on sandbags to protect back communities to keep the st

i proposed to write a book about henry hobson richardson. who was from my money one of the three most important american architects up there with right and jefferson. in fact, right? who was a man very close to credit anybody else with anything that he did really in my richardson and did did credit him from time to time in any case i pitched the idea for this book to my editor and he said well, that's fine. you may want to resurrect richard. it's a reputation, but if nobody knows who we is then who's going to buy your book? at which point i did much for other research and discovered that he richardson was very close fan friends was a very close collaborator and i think they were kind of mutual inspirations for one another with frederick law olmstead, so i ended up deciding to write a dual biography, which i've done. the second question is you know, what was does olmsted matter today? and i can certainly stipulate that olmsted does matter as a long time new yorker. i know central park pretty well from previous books and research i know newest

henry is convinced it starts in the 40s but we've got a meeting of the minds there.er questions we have a couple more minutes left? >> i haven't read the book but look very much forward to it. i work with president ragan from 1980 and the campaign working on the strategy as director of arms control until 1987. i just wanted to ask you, when he used the term the empire he had very concise expression of moral judgment there was no moral equivalence to the soviet style in the marxist way of life of the declaration of independence and someone. that's one of the hallmarks. charlie which was important so was bill casey. very important. extremely important. i consider the best of the 10 national security advisers i work for with four presidents because he was mr. reagan's brother. he was not an expert he helped something that ragan did better than anything then all the presidents i worked for he listened. he loved to have discussion of different viewpoints. >> i wonder whether you got a sense of those extremely firm unbreakable moral ÃÃwhich was an insurance policy and non-

coming from nowhere to make the squad, henry arundell as well is included.from the squad on the way to japan in 2019. but some high—profile omissions. alex dombrandt the number eight has been a regular in the backerfor england for has been a regular in the backer for england for the last few years and is not involved in even more surprising, no henry slade the extra man has been ever president england means —— midfield going back a few years but finds himself left of the party. fix, few years but finds himself left of the party.— left of the party. a great -la er left of the party. a great player and _ left of the party. a great player and i _ left of the party. a great player and i have - left of the party. a great player and i have no - left of the party. a great l player and i have no doubt left of the party. a great - player and i have no doubt that should — player and i have no doubt that should the opportunity, and i called — should the opportunity, and i called him and said we need you to come — called him and said we need you to come then, surely he w

henry slade will not be at the upcoming rugby union world cup.e england squad, despite playing at the past two tournaments. alex domdrandt is also absent from the 33—man squad. england's first game is against argentina in marseille in just over a month's time. our rugby correspondent chrisjones has been with the squad this morning. behind me the 30 men —— 33 men selected for the world cup squad. the tournament is getting under way on the 8th of september. some pickles to be made by steve borthwick. no henry slade, he has been an ever present part of the england midfield for the last four years. the likes ofjoe marchand had been preferred. no alex dombrandt at number eight is a bit of a surprise. some youth is well included, feel down, he is named as one of three hookers. henry arendt also gets his place in the 33. a real mix of youth and experience. as many as 16 of the players who went to the world cup in 2019 are back four years on. while there is depth in certain positions, in other there is pressure on a few individuals, namelyjamie george an

henry, thank you. henry joining us on dames 2 -- henry joining us on day two of this story.s is bloomberg. ♪ t have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ guy: great week to be on vacation. september is going to be interesting. a lot of people are going on holiday the next few weeks. european equities are down on the week so today we are softer, down by .6%. paris is down by .4%. the selling has continued and that is significant. let me show you the last five days. stoxx 600, from the sequential. day by day, down we go. that is monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. wednesday was benign but every other day we have seen decent declines. we started off at 460 and refinish at 448. we are down by 2.3%. obviously, what has been happening with the bonds picture, just to give you an idea of what he because looked like. italy is up by 15 basis points. germany is d

host: henry olson is joining us for this conversation. we start with candy in california, a republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i just had one question. if trump is reelected, our country is in for a downfall, don't you agree? guest: if trump is reelected, i think there will be problems with respect to the ongoing conflicts. this will be a guy who's likely to try and pardon himself given that unless he is entirely acquitted on every one of the several charges, it will be sometime in the appellate process and he will likely try to pardon himself. it's a big argument. that's just problem one. i think the sort of mentality that he will have going in will be one that will assure that the boundaries of the law with respect to staffing and civil service are pushed and the boundaries of the law with respect to executive powers will be pushed and that will be the focal point of the first year, not things like the budget or can we fight china or things that are the normal focus of presidential politics. host: richard is in georgia, dem

first, a regional bank you're likely a client of jack henry's.t stock down 8% on the back of earnings. the coo will join us as questions over the health of that sector linger >>> as rates keep rising and mortgage demand keeps dropping, there's one housing name positioned to benefit from a rising rate environment. the ceo will join us ahead but we begin with the markets and bob is at the new york stock exchange we've been on a little tear lower the past few days, bob >> really the past two weeks so we've been trying to rally midday, that's a typical pattern. then we just move down late in the day. we were positive earlier in the day. take a look at the major indexes. the s&p is down 10 of the last 12 days. same with the russell 2,000. it's down 10 of the last 12 days nasdaq composite is down 6% from its recent highs the dow industrials have been holding up better than the other averages, and that's primarily because it's a little more defensive. it's got some consumer names in it take a look at some of these names this month you can see amgen has

ed: henry was showing the big jump on the pdd adrs u.s.d shares and there is a story here about them beating out other domestic chinese names and terms of topline growth erie we learned a lot about their u.s. business but we don't discuss pdd a lot on the show. what happened in the quarter. henry: sure. the overall results were good as we can see in the market reaction. it is a sharp pause reaction from investors, 20% of share price expansion during the session. but as you said, the focus is on teemu, shopping overseas. that app has made spending fast in europe as well as in the u.s. as well. the company disclosed little about the shopping up but it does and crew in one of his lines called transactional services revenue. that transaction services revenue includes some things like the teemu -- international business but also grocery buying business. ruben knew has been well above analyst estimates. so it does seem to show teemu has been gaining traction overseas. however, there is another concern on the profitability side on margins. the co

henry thank you. well, some small business owners in oakland say they are finding it increasingly difficult to stay open because of the rise in crime in their city. over the past weekend alone, oakland police responded to 45 robberies during the mornings on to the nine. we spoke with two longtime oakland business owners. they say businesses are suffering as crime in the city is keeping customers from coming out. business is down across the board. i would say at least 30% for a lot of people. and that's all of our profit margin. it also means that we're having a hard time paying our employees, paying our rent. it's hard to keep the doors open. crime and other issues, homelessness, public safety drive customers away. it impacts our ability to stay open. and that's what we're facing immediately. oakland business owners say they're rallying together to develop a package of solutions to present to mayor shengtao. well, those same concerns about crime are driving the results of a recent survey about san fra

ktvu henry lee live in oakland for us right now. thank you, henry. well, a key meeting is set for tonight for the san francisco unified school district as it looks to realign school resources for fewer students. and that could mean school closures. the district says it's facing a number of fronts, challenges on a number of fronts, including declining enrollment, staffing shortages and aging buildings. the school board is expected to propose a number of changes at that meeting tonight, including staffing schools based on enrollment restructuring services and possibly merging schools or closing some school sites. we spoke to parents who say if school closures are on the table, they want to know sooner rather than later if this is one that's slated. you know, i want to know where we can land , right? i want to know that the academic programs that we're part of are going to be sustained at other places. while the meeting comes just a day after the teachers union blamed the district for fiscal mismanagement, saying that many teachers are still waiting for

live in san jose, henry lee ktvu fox two news. all right, henry, thank you. we'll have more details on the shooting coming up at five. we're expecting an update from san jose police at 530. we will bring that to you live. plus a live report from the hospital where the officer is being treated. police in palo alto are investigating the death of a man on a downtown street. police say a passerby discovered the man's body just before 630 this morning next to his parked car on waverly street near hamilton avenue. that intersection was closed to traffic for several hours as police were investigating there at the scene. so far, police say there are no obvious signs of foul play and no evidence that a crime occurred. a class action lawsuit has now been filed by survivors of sexual abuse and retaliation at the federal correctional institution in dublin. the suit was announced today during a news conference in a rally outside of the oakland federal courthouse. the lawsuit is against the federal bureau of prisons director colette peters. warden tanisha casino and 12 cor

in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. and the acting chief of the antioch police department responded to the arrest saying in part, any police officer who breaks public trust must be held accountable, especially because our effectiveness relies heavily on confidence and support from the community. new information about the richmond day spas tied to two deaths from legionnaires disease earlier this month. we now know the zen day spas did not have the proper permits to offer hot tub services and it seems the business never tried to get them through a public records request. ktvu learned the last permit application was back in 2019 and city officials say the business reported had no intention of applying for the correct permits. they added the hot tub that was installed was not permitted by building regulations. health officials say it was the hot tub where those patients contracted legionnaires. the city water officials were not aware the hot tub was ever even at the facility. any non permitted spa is subject to immediate c

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moving on to cape henry, so cape henry is located on an active military base and we have worked in partnership with the active military base and also the national park site has a cape henry memorial national park site. so our interpreters provide a walking tour that takes people through different areas. you can see in the bottom right hand corner. there's a world war ii era case-mate mine case may and that's built into the dune of the lighthouse and working with the joint expeditionary base little creek fort story we have been able to to utilize that space with our with with our interpreters to take guests through that area and look in there and really just get an idea of how this cape henry area was used for. the past 400 plus years. so then the last project that i want to talk about is something that it's actually coming up next week. so john marshall house in richmond, virginia has the least amount of property out of out of all of the historic sites that preservation virginia owns and operates and so there's not much landscape in the rights, matt dab in the middle of downtown richmond. howe

>> nina henry, the home? >> nina henry, the home? >> no, the home.re fuelling organised crime and we're fuelling. >> henry, have the final word. >> henry, have the final word. >> no, i won't. >>— >> no, i won't. >> 170,000 back. >> 170,000 back. >> i have a back a backlog of 170,000 people and people waiting for long. get them , get waiting for long. get them, get henry, get them. >> final word. >> final word. >> get them fair play. fair a word after that. okay. >> there are there are two points here. 606,000 people overall . okay. what pressure is overall. okay. what pressure is that putting on our housing, on our own homelessness , our own our own homelessness, our own poverty? we're not discussing that. well, you mentioned the overall. i'm saying i'm saying the overall figure boat people are tiny minority. are a tiny minority. >> okay. >> okay. >> the good immigrants you two are immigrants fuelling are immigrants are fuelling organised crime to be processed and get them working. >> do we need get them working and paying taxes, exacerbating the mig

justice collecting heroes henry david. know who else was against it after the first world drop joseph kennedy gets a lot of bad press, business guy he wanted to get the pope involved in bishops involved, henry involved any makes the second bomb dropped. but another one, john f. kennedy bread i'm glad the war is over, he immediately took to a writer named norman cousins head of the saturday review and norman cousins wrote the first book big major called this man obsolete. due to nuclear weapons, critical base it mild but nevertheless he said this is not something we should celebrate the big problem, kennedy loved it. i have his career in pt 109 was like joseph heller 22 slaughterhouse kind of guy, he saw an absurdity of war and absurdity of chain of command gthings could go and he was skeptical of the whole nuclear age yet he was an army called wire. another person was rachel carson or about nuclear testing. rachel carson was from pennsylvania, a girl growing up on the banks of the allegheny river that was the glue factory

>> nina henry, the home? >> nina henry, the home? >> no, the home. we're fuelling organised crime and we're fuelling. >> henry, have the final word. >> henry, have the final word. >> no, i won't. >>— >> no, i won't. >> 170,000 back. >> 170,000 back. >> i have a back a backlog of 170,000 people and people waiting for long. get them , get waiting for long. get them, get henry, get them. >> final word. >> final word. >> get them fair play. fair a word after that. okay. >> there are there are two points here. 606,000 people overall . okay. what pressure is overall. okay. what pressure is that putting on our housing, on our own homelessness , our own our own homelessness, our own poverty? we're not discussing that. well, you mentioned the overall. i'm saying i'm saying the overall figure boat people are tiny minority. are a tiny minority. >> okay. >> okay. >> the good immigrants you two are immigrants fuelling are immigrants are fuelling organised crime to be processed and get them working. >> do we need get them working and paying taxes, exacerbating the

all right, henry, thank you for that. and this is the latest violent confrontation between a security guard and a shoplifter or a lead shoplift are some of the most notable incidents, as henry just reported in april. blake moss was shot and killed while attempting to stop a robbery at a home depot in pleasanton, the same month in san francisco, security guard michael earl wayne anthony shot and killed alleged shoplifter banko brown at a walgreens. no charges were pressed against the guard. and in november, a safeway security guard was shot trying to stop a shoplifting incident in the city's outer mission. a person was struck and killed by a caltrain on the peninsula this afternoon. caltrain says it happened near whipple avenue in redwood city at about 1230 today from skyfox, you can see the train stopped at the scene. none of the 75 passengers or crew on board was hurt. the transit agency says this is the eighth fatality this year. train traffic returned to normal at about 230 this this afternoon in less than an hour, val

henry lee live tonight in the newsroom. henry, thank you. oakland police are investigating a homicide in east oakland this morning. this is video of the scene on 90th avenue near birch street from citizen app. police say the shooting victim was taken to a hospital where that person was pronounced dead. oakland police did not have any further information on a suspect. the person's identity was not released. while family is being notified. a stockton police sergeant was shot by a carjacker this morning. and tonight, at least three people have been detained in connection to the case. authorities are looking to determine whether or not those detained were actually involved in the shooting or carjacking. the shots were fired shortly after three this morning. police say the gunman led officers on a chase and at some point the sergeant was shot. the sergeant is in stable condition. a 69 year old victim of the carjacking was taken to the hospital with moderate to severe injuries. us capitol police responded to a report of an active shooter at a us s

she had a breakfast meeting with the national security advisor, henry kissinger, and attorney general john mitchell. according to the classified documents obtained by the national security archive. edwards then met with president nixon in the oval office, a meeting he never publicly acknowledged until his dad in 2017 hours later record. sure. the next it had a meeting with ben c, a director, richard house, where he gave the order to come up with a game plan which was described in a telegram from the c i a. it is firm and continuing policy that will end a be over thrown by 2. it would be much more preferable to have this trust by prior to the 24th of october. but if it's in this regard, we'll continue vigorously beyond this stage. we ought to continue to generate maximum pressure toward this and utilizing every appropriate results. it is imperative that these actions be implemented clandestinely and securely so that the u. s. g and the american hand be well headed. but the commander in chief of the julian army was standing in their way. so the plan was to kidnap him in an effort to for

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and now what, 5 decades on former top dc official, henry kissinger. well, we've got new details released that nobody knew about apparently, except the open office, picking up the story odds, eas, rachel black for nearly 50 years after a violin government overthrown in chalet, supported by the united states, newly declassified documents are giving insight into attempts by then president richard nixon to prevent the election of the country socialist liter before the crew of 1973, there was the attended to of 1971 of the event. if this years of that attempt appeared to be none other than pepsi co. c o donald kendall, whose company was putting up images of peace, love, and happiness in its ads. recognize it. this is the past with simple pleasures, places to see people and is the one color that belongs with every happy hopeful moment. the pepsi chief was concerned about the election of salvador i ended, and when it might me for the future of his company. that's when kendall introduced the nixon ministration to one of the richest men in chalet, media, mobil

i'm owner and managing director of henry poole & co here at 15 savile row.e're looking certainly a good start in the year for the first half. we're going to see a little perhaps a little change, i'm sure. as you know, the pent up demand has is declining a little bit, shall we say. but nevertheless, people are aspiring to buy something really special for them. and it's a similar story further down the row. when we look at the figures from pre—pandemic, i have to think with with open arms and think and say, "yes, it's very much back there and improved from pre—pandemic," which i have to say is rather heartening. but despite this, last year, the uk's national statistics agency removed men's suits from the basket used to calculate inflation. but fear not, they have been replaced with a formal jacket or blazer. we have found that we are making a lot more sports jackets, blazers, whether it be formal tweeds or lightweight wool mesh jackets, and they have become very popular throughout all regions where we do business in. we certainly are seeing a change in dynamic

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