so we loved henry very, very much.ey were family to us as of now. >> six years after those denials, neither efren nor his son have been named suspects or charged with henry's murder. no, there is a $75,000 reward for the capture and conviction of the killer, but no one has yet to claim that reward. >> henry was a long time community member of city of shirts and shirts. >> police have submitted henry's murder to a cold case review. they are working with the texas rangers to reexamine evidence in the hopes of pushing the case forward. >> i think this is something that we not only owe to the gutierrez family, but we also owe to the city and our community. >> for henry's surviving family, the pain remains as they pray for justice. >> christmas must be very hard for you. >> christmas will never be the same for us on christmas eve, instead of buying a gift, i buy a poinsettia to put at the cemetery. >> i'm sorry. thank you. >> i'm sorry too. and i would really love to not have another family suffer and go through what this f

henry?s said for some time that he wants to start a new political party in the uk. the extent to which elon musk might get involved is obviously fascinating. i mean, my strong bias is towards the prediction that the two main political parties will remain for some time the two main political parties, as they have been for the last century, because they are very resilient against all sorts of things that happen. but i do think our two—party system, and in a weird way, despite labour winning a massive landslide, because they won it on quite a small share of the vote in relative terms, you know, the 2024 election demonstrated this, i think our two party system is straining more than it has done for some time. but look, yeah, i mean, it's plausible dominic cummings will start a new party. but, never count out the labour party and the conservative party because people have decided that a new era is coming before. 0k. and i think we said this last week, didn't we. that there were... i was banging o

henry?s said for some time that he wants to start a new political party in the uk. the extent to which elon musk might get involved is obviously fascinating. i mean, my strong bias is towards the prediction that the two main political parties will remain for some time the two main political parties, as they have been for the last century, because they are very resilient against all sorts of things that happen. but i do think our two—party system, and in a weird way, despite labour winning a massive landslide because they won it on quite a small share of the vote in relative terms, you know, the 2024 election demonstrated this. i think our two—party system is straining more than it has done for some time, so... but look, yeah, i mean, it's plausible dominic cummings will start a new party. but, never count out the labour party and the conservative party because, people have decided that a new era is coming before... and i think we said this last week, didn't we, that there were i was banging

florence henry said she wore the suite, as did mr. hoover, they were a perfect match, neither new what the other one where. here you see it on their wedding day from february of 18 -- he gave her, which i found interesting, as a wedding gift, lace. e of lace called multis it is made the island of malta. u see the pattern. you see this pattern here. here is e pattern. the cross was made of natural silk, very popular. in fact, it had been popular in the 16th century when it was done as needle laceanthen was done in this method. you can have 150. cases where there have 1000 . a type of braiding and they are braided arthe pattern. this was a big industry and it became important, which i will get into during the first world war. i found a reference where it says, in the white house, lace was referred for table cloths, reported that lou henry hoover like to see the beautiful wood grains through the lace and that is why she had lace. they went to china in the middle of the boxer rebellion, i read an account that her bicycle was shot out from

henry told us he was _ those people head. henry told us he was never _ those people head.ople head. henry told l us he was never close enough to mohamed al fayed to hear how he interacted with those who were allowed to stay on the shop floor but i asked him for further clarification of why he thought some people were asked to leave the shop floor before mohamed al fayed did these rounds. ., .. , ., , rounds. the level of racism was very clear- _ rounds. the level of racism was very clear- l _ rounds. the level of racism was very clear. i don't _ rounds. the level of racism was very clear. i don't know - rounds. the level of racism was very clear. i don't know if - very clear. i don't know if they— very clear. i don't know if they were instructed to do that but it— they were instructed to do that but it seemed very much like the protocol that the black people _ the protocol that the black people would disappear. every now and — people would disappear. every now and then you would see one black— now and then you would see one black person in a particular beauty— black person

henry zeffman. _ at the heart of this too. henry zeffman, thank _ at the heart of this too._ at the heart of this too. henry zeffman, thank you for - at the heart of this too. henry i zeffman, thank you for bringing us up to date on the developing story. there is more on what the prime minister said on the bbc news website, we are running a live page and you can see more on that. let's stay with that story. let's speak to our correspondent yunus mulla who is in southport. what has been the reaction and what are likely to be some of the questions people will be asking up that now this inquiry has officially been announced? the emergence of the three young children shock to the country, we had those riots in towns and cities but more than anything else this town recognises the pain and the anguish of the families of the three young children, the other victims, and what axel rudakubana did not only to those families and victims but also to the reputation of this seaside resort. so they had their own questions and they will have been listening to those comments made by the prime

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henry, thank you. that is _ months and years ahead. henry, thank you.ou. that is our chief political correspondent henry zeffman. before we go, let's show you these live pictures that we have coming in from pasadena in los angeles. remember, we are following these wildfires that have hit three parts of the city. more than 30,000 people are known to have been evacuated. this is a developing situation that is now happening in los angeles. just a reminder that we will continue to follow developments with our correspondence on the ground, but we also have a live page on the bbc website, and one of our correspondence in los angeles is saying this is the worst situation they have seenin the worst situation they have seen in the 20 years they have lived there. this is the smoke rising above los angeles. you are watching bbc news. the rest of the week will remain very cold at night and we have further risk of snow and ice for northern and western areas. as we head into the weekend, something slightly less cold will begin to push him off the atlantic, temperatur

lou henry's costume was composed. the tribune so the two, the two battling newspapers were represented by the two young ladies at this. we've already talked her interest and athleticism and this is a wonderful photograph of her in an ice skating outfit. and it's made ofool wool was the fabric of choice at this time. everythingasool down to your underwear? and if were really savvy, your underwear was made of red wool because red was to protect you. there was a man called gustav yeager. some of you may have heard of the yeager shops, the wool shops. well, gustav yeager in 1879 invented something called the sanitary wool system, in which he believed untied natural wool should be used for everything, including your corsets and shoes. and that is a whole other lecture. but here you see some some interesting illustrations of of these garments and of course, stripes were easy because stripes could be woven at the time the fabric was made wool does something that no else does and it breathes wool transports from your skin to

henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> henry, now that we're seeing more potential cases tied to mueller, do we expect other agencies are also looking at this forensic evidence that that we could even see more cases tied to him? >> absolutely, greg, especially because of advances in dna technology, evidence collected back then will now be used. and compared with the technology we have today to see if they can match him to any other crimes. >> all right, henry lee, we know you've been all over this case and will continue to be. thank you for that report. we've been closely following this story and will continue to follow new developments set to be released tomorrow. as henry said, make sure to keep track of our coverage by downloading the fox local app to your smartphone and smart tv that's available for free on the app store. police in san jose teamed up with stockton police to arrest two people on drugs and weapons charges. police say 37 year old justin dixon and 26 year old jade linda sack were arrested on january 2nd after police searched dixon's home in stockton. dixon is accused of t

new tonight ktvu henry henry lee joins us in the studio with the latest details in this investigation. henry. >> well, betty, after allegedly hitting cars on that off ramp. authorities say that driver rammed a row of at least six cars stopped in traffic blocks away with deadly results. a man suspected of causing a deadly chain reaction crash at sixth and harrison in san francisco, now identified as 66 year old jia lin zhang. san francisco police arrested him on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter, speeding and vandalism after he allegedly plowed a tesla model y into a row of cars stopped in traffic at about 6:00 sunday night, killing one person and a dog in one of the vehicles. seven others were hurt, including one who was then taken to a hospital in critical condition. the crash happened moments after witnesses say a black tesla had hit several cars on the 280 off ramp near sixth and brannan, two blocks away. >> we got hit from behind and which was really abrupt, obviously. >> reece wallace says his nissan versa was among several cars to be hit on the off ramp, as seen in this video

but i've been speaking to a former security guard at harrods, a man we are calling henry, and he sayso interviews that mohammed al—fayed, before he would do his morning rounds, daily morning rounds on the shop floor, black members of staff would be asked to leave the shop floor by a secret passageway under the road and to an office opposite harrods. and then, when mohammed al fayed had left the shop floor, they would be invited back in. his words are spoken by an actor. when he came on the shop floor, you would see a lot of movement. for example, i don't know how to say this and be nice, you would see the women, the women who the society and world sees as attractive would stay on the floor and those who the world did not consider to be attractive, all of a sudden you will see a beeline of them leaving, for example, beauty apothecary, the white hall, the black hall, and all around the store you'll see these people making a beeline to exit at door number three. who would stay? what you say the world finds attractive. what kind of women would be allowed to stay behind? we're talking youn

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meanwhile, there goes henry. there goes henry all the way for the touchdown. oh, henry!unning wild in the wild card game against the steelers, rushing for 186 yards and two touchdowns. baltimore had 299 yards on the ground. the ravens run all over the steelers, 28 to 14. former niners head coach jim harbaugh leading his chargers into houston against former 49ers defensive coordinator demeco ryans and the texans. houston's defense came to play. they had four interceptions, including this pick six by eric murray. the texans shocked the chargers 32 to 12. ai blake mohs to jump into the passing lane. good if it goes. got it off the bank. jaylen blakes cashes in at the bank. cardinal up ten at the brea over virginia. maxi marino led the way for stanford. had a game hig 24 points and ten rebounds. it's his nation leading 13th double double of the season. the cardinal win it 88 to 65. also cal lost to virginia tech. that's a lo atok pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and give

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speaker henry clay of kentucky stood and addressed his esteemed guest.clay lauded lafayette as a faithful and fearless champion of freedom who had faced the perils, the sufferings and the sacrifices of the american revolution, and afterward continued his efforts on behalf of what clay called an infant a distant and an alien. people. as congress is foremost champion of american economic development, clay invited lafayette to marvel at a land transformed since independence. clay spoke glowingly of the forests filled the cities built, the canals cut, the highways constructed, and the increase of population. clay turned to lafayette, who followed with his own patriotic reflections on the moment the general declared that, like his dear revolutionary companions, his faith still abided in american principles of liberty, equality and true social order. nodding to clay, he acknowledged the immense improvements and prodigious creations he had beheld during his visit. but he was quick to affirm that what he called the grandeur and prosperity of these happy united s

speaker henry clay of kentucky stood and addressed his esteemed guest.faithful and fearless champion of freedom who had faced the perils, the sufferings, and sacrifices of the american revolution, and afterwards continued his efforts on behalf of what clay called an infant, a distant, and alien people. as congress's foremost champion of economic development, clay invited lafayette to marvel at a land transformed since independence. clay spoke glowingly of the forest, the cities built, the canals cut, the highways constructed and the increase of population. clay turned to lafayette who followed with his own patriotic reflections on the moment. the general declared that like his dear revolutionary companions, his faith still abided in american principles of liberty, equality, and true social order. nodding to clay, he acknowledged the improvements but was quick to affirm that what he called the grandeur and prosperity of these happy united states owed above all to americans enduring commitment to self-government. for lafayette, the country's wealth and pro

host: henry from texas, good morning. caller: so far i've not heard anything i specifically disagree with. i did vote for donald trump. i hope you are right in everything you've said. the insanity we live under in this country each day has got to stop. it has got to stop. the government -- something in the government, whether it is the deep state or corporate interest, is bent on ruining this country. this is the only country we have. we can't go anywhere. i turned on the tv yesterday morning and i saw the insanity -- what is going on in this country. what is happening to america? this is a wealthy, powerful country, there's no reason for americans to live this way. guest: i think the color expressed the concern that is in part driving the realignment, which is that this is an economy that no longer works for everybody, it is a social culture war that's been going on that makes tens of millions of americans feel like they are strangers in their homeland. and increasingly we feel unsafe, whether on the new york subway syst

host: henry also with us until 9:30 eastern. we'll go ahead and get your calls in. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8002 for independents. what do you make about this interparty battle over h-1b right now in the republican party? guest: there's a lot of tension within the coalition, as there always is. abraham lincoln created the republican party. he combined people who were immigrant and anti-immigrant into one party. the german immigrants had to be in the same party. so there's always tension within a party. but what we know from other countries is that if you're going to create a working-class party which is what donald trump is doing, you have to lean into that realignment, which means that whether it is h-1b visas or not, you have to have a much more restrictive immigration policy than what you had before. the old guard, a libertarian guard, he has to be even tougher on the other aspects, because the new voters he got our working-class voters who want action on their issues, and that i

henry moeran was watching at the adelaide oval.et, a crushing win for us who have now won all six matches of the women's ashes so far, alex hartley a world cup winner with england in 2017, that was miserable for england. it in 2017, that was miserable for encland. ., , in 2017, that was miserable for encland. ., england. it was the case of here we — england. it was the case of here we go _ england. it was the case of here we go again _ england. it was the case of here we go again and - england. it was the case of here we go again and thatl england. it was the case of. here we go again and that was actually the worst performance from england by a country mile will stop you would think that second odi when it's not she is 180 was pretty poor, there were a lot of mistakes not, but

live in studio henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you for that report. new at 730, a man has been charged in connection to a deadly fire in the east bay. the alameda county district attorney has charged 33 year old christopher schwenke with involuntary manslaughter, saying he started a fire at a home on 14th street in union city back in september. that one killed 66 year old ronald myers. schwenke was charged with murder back in 2019 after being accused of killing his father, who was an east bay regional park district ranger. that case was later tossed out due to insufficient evidence. massive waves caused part of a wharf in santa cruz to collapse just last week, when officials in the city plan on reopening the structure. >> plus, above the 80 corridor got a ton of snow with those atmospheric rivers. but it was less and less as we moved south through the state. >> parts of northern california have seen significant snowfall in recent weeks. why? forecasters have some concerns for water managers in the coming weeks. >> and speaking of the snow, we'll talk

henry. thank you. police in san jose say the shooting that killed a man over the weekend was the city's first homicide of the year. police say officers responded to loma verde drive near eden avenue at about 10:00 saturday night, and found the man on the sidewalk with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital, where he later died. police say a suspect has not been identified. >> our detectives are working relentlessly around the clock to solve this case. i mean, our homicide unit detectives have been outstanding. we've had 100% solve rate in 2022 as well as 2023. last year, around 98%. but our work doesn't stop there. >> the santa clara county coroner's office has not released the name and age of the victim. new. at 730, the santa cruz city council will consider several measures tomorrow aimed at helping the wharf recover from last month's storm. the wharf was closed for nearly two weeks after historic swells led to its partial collapse on december 23rd, affecting 180ft of the 2700 foot

ktvu crime reporter henry lee joining us from the newsroom with this story. henry. >> well, here's the challenge. christina. the defendant, p diddy, is behind bars. and that made it difficult for the woman's attorneys to properly serve him with a copy of the lawsuit, a sex abuse lawsuit against sean diddy combs alleging an assault in orinda could now be thrown out. that's because ashley parham, the woman suing combs, has not served him within the required 90 days. her attorney, ariel mitchell, says complicating matters is the fact that combs is in a federal jail in new york in a sex trafficking case because mr. combs is incarcerated, he is not the easiest person to serve, even though it may seem as such. >> but he is not. >> the attorney says she's made several attempts to serve combs, who has the right to refuse service. a federal judge has given the plaintiff one more month to try to serve combs. if they miss that deadline, they could potentially refile the lawsuit. we're naming the accuser because she's publicly identified in the lawsuit. her attorney says

henry. well, curtis. >> heinz job as a guard at highland hospital was to keep the peace as doctors work to save the lives of gunshot victims. now his family is heartbroken after he became a gunshot victim himself. >> he was trying to stop a violence and end up getting, you know, losing his life to violence. >> the family of 28 year old curtis heinz is in mourning after he was shot and killed in east oakland over the weekend. heinz worked as a security guard at highland hospital in oakland, helping to keep the peace. this is the trauma center where oakland's gunshot victims come in for treatment and where tensions can be high. his loved ones had no idea he would end up as a gunshot victim himself. >> if he was in the middle of any type of confrontation. he wanted the best for everyone. >> a relative of his who did not want her name used spoke about their loss. >> it's just hard. it's just hard. and you know, you can never lean on your own understanding. but this is just something it's hard to

henry, thank you for that. the san jose police department right now is searching for the people involved in what they call a despicable act of violence against two officers. officials say two plainclothes officers were in an unmarked car right near mclaughlin avenue and 280 at around 1030 last night as they stopped at an intersection. police say people in another vehicle tried to provoke an argument. at least one person inside opened fire, hitting the police vehicle multiple times. one officer was able to fire back, but the driver was able to get away. no officers were hurt, but tonight it is not clear if any of the suspects were hit. >> motive behind the attack is still under investigation and it is uncertain whether the suspects were aware that the individuals in the unmarked police vehicle were law enforcement officers at the time of the shooting. what is indisputable, however, is that this was a reckless and senseless act of gun violence in a residential neighborhood. >> san jose police did not release any

hi, henry. a group called starts with one today. rescued henry and more than a dozen other abandoned dogs who are now in homes, safe and sound. when i went to the shelter today and i saw henry all by himself, i mean, it's always devastating. but knowing that there's so many amazing people stepping up, it made me feel much more relief. meanwhile, supplies gathered in the east bay are on the way to l.a. this u-haul was filled in livermore after ginger faith heard from a friend in the fire zone. she called me while she was watching her house burn and rallied support to help. and that's what it is. it's not about the things. it's about our investment of our energy, our families, the love that we have, you know, and all of that was just decimated. companies are al stepping up. bay area based netflix pledging $10 million and housing for its employees. comcast, parent company of this tv station, also making a $10 million pledge. airbnb promising to house 25,000 displaced residents and emergency workers. obviously, there's been an enormous,

ktvu henry lee joins us live in studio henry.oncern is growing, with more stations potentially on the chopping block. >> yeah, greg, two fire stations are already closed and more could soon follow. one of the shuttered stations was just a mile and a half from this house fire. and so the next nearest firefighters took three times as long to arrive. this three bedroom home went up in flames in the middle of the night in the oakland hills. >> when i went outside thinking that the fire department was going to be here relatively quickly, i didn't hear anything. >> rosemary gray called 911 fire on lockhart street in the chabot park neighborhood raged at about 1:00 wednesday morning, but it took the first firefighters 11 minutes to get there because the city shut down fire station 28 just minutes away, a result of budget cuts. >> i don't think you get to compromise my safety. i think that i am a property tax payer. i think i pay for the service, i think i should get the service that i pay for. >> this fire was so well involved because i

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host: let's hear from henry in michigan on our line for democrats. good morning, henry. caller: good morning. mr. buckley, i think, is kind of a little bit of a wolf in sheep's clothing. if you look at his last name, it is buckley. guest: that will do it. caller: that tells us a little about him. host: no, it doesn't. what is your question, henry? caller: i digress. i would like to do a simple exercise. and tried to distill this a little more, mr. buckley. i'm going to mention some phrases, little words or phrases from the constitution of the united states. i want you to tell me if that word or phrase comports mostly with a democratic side or republican side. we don't have to have any kind of discussion during just tell me if this comports more with the democratic side or the republican side. guest: you want a yes or no? caller: i want democratic or republican. guest: does that define your world? caller: we the people, in order to form a more perfect union. host: henry, can you maybe give us the direct point you are trying to make, or a specific question? i understand th

henry moeran was watching at the adelaide oval.s was unquestionably the worst performance, their second lowest total in t20 international cricket, a crushing win for australia, who have now won all six matches of the women's ashes so far. alex hartley, world cup winner with england in 2017. that was miserable for england. yeah, it's a case of "here we go again," isn't it? and actually that was the worst performance from england by a country mile. you think that second odi when they didn't chase 180, that was pretty poor. there was a lot of mistakes in that. but in the first innings england were ok. they did well. and then their the batting. it was just i felt so sorry for heather knight. it was almost like watching wickets tumble and tumble and tumble from while shejust sat on the bat handle at the other end. and, you know, it's a pretty deflated captain and you can see why there's just no one stepping up. what's going on? i don't know. i honestly, i don't know because i've seen this england side play for the last five or six years

thank you for being here for the 24th annual henry j. abraham distinguished lecture on barbara perry. i'm a professor. the oral history program presidential studies at the miller center are and just want to thank everyone being here today and particularly of those who are associated with the miller center my colleagues, starting with bill antholis and christine christie, christina lopez, guitar de chao and all of my colleagues who made this happen along with at the law school. i want to begin, as i do now. henry passed on in february of 2020 with his perfect romantic timing just before the shutdown and the pandemic, and a few months before that, he wrote what would become the final words that he would commit to paper. and they are about his time up in germany. and i wanted to share with you today very briefly, henry said it was 1934, hitler's second year in power. my home since my birth in 1921 was often a coal mine. germany's leather goods center, where i attended, an elementary coed public school. the bell rang for the customary 20 min

henry, thank you very much.nry zeffman, chief political at westminster. there are reports of fighting around the democratic republic of the congo, amid reports that neighbouring rwanda has been closed. it follows claims that the un security council meeting by the us, france and uk that forces from rwanda had been supporting the 23 rebel group as it advanced the centre of goma with the rebels claiming they are in control of the city. our africa correspondent barbara plett usher has been following the movements of the m23 rebel forces over the past 2a hours. the m23 has been advancing on goma amid intense fighting in the past couple of days, actually, and in the past 2a hours, the rebel group says that it has taken control of the city. it says that it is currently at the city's stadium, registering weapons from surrendering congolese soldiers, who it had issued an ultimatum for them to disarm by a certain time. and it says at this point it's doing that, and has posted photographs to back up what it's saying. we al

henry. thank you. another east bay politician could be pulled into the controversy surrounding former mayor sheng tao. federal agents conducted a search of san leandro councilman brian acevedo. ktvu jesse gary live in san leandro outside city hall with more on this part of the story. jesse. >> cristina, good evening to you. the councilman was not at city hall today, and his only comment so far has been, i haven't done anything wrong. now, the other council members and the mayor all waiting to see what will happen as this investigation moves forward. a day after fbi agents raided his home, san leandro district two, councilman brian acevedo wasn't home but was on the phone with his wife. >> the news people are here now. they want to ask you anything. just tell them that you have no comment. >> the search of acevedo's home came after he and others, including recalled oakland mayor xiang tao, visited vietnam in 2023. federal agents raided tao's home last summer while she was still in office in connection t

henry lee, live tonight in san jose. henry, thank you for more on this story, including the san jose police department's history of canine controversies, you can head to our website at ktvu.com. a live look tonight at the white house, where president trump is wrapping up the first full day of his second term in the oval office, and he is wasting no time implementing his new agenda. our political reporter greg lee, joining us in studio now. and, greg, another busy day for the trump administration. >> christina, good evening to you. in his first full day in office, president trump said his focus on artificial intelligence announcing billions of dollars to build ai infrastructure. >> but it will ensure the future of technology. what we want to do is we want to keep it in this country. china is a competitor and others are competitors. we want we want it to be in this country, and we're making it available. i'm going to help a lot through emergency declarations because we have an emergency. we have to get this stuff built. bu

hello, i'm henry lee, and welcome to crime files.ere in the bay area, there's been no shortage of crime, which has had devastating effects on victims. over the next halfr,

david henry: it's scary. chris:hat's david henry, at netgear, in san jose. netgear recently surveyed more than 2,000 people and found 67% of them are using the same password for multiple accounts. david: all it takes is one of those companies to get breached, well, that password is now on the dark web. chris: henry also recommends two-factor authentication, aka 2fa. david: definitely turn on 2fa across all of your accounts. chris: quietly, but firmly, steven says even that wasn't enough to protect him. steven: before this, i had a credit freeze, i had two-factor, i had complicated passwords, and none of that mattered. chris: steven's convinced the id thieves too easily answered his bank's security questions after they got his breached social security number and looked him up online. steven: it's enough to steal your identity. i asked my employer to take my face off of the website and my bio off the website. chris: steven also recommends asking about adding a spoken password to access your accounts over the phone. steven: because that is the way that you prev

it's great pleasure to present to ambassador henry cabot lodge our representative and the united nations. ambassador lodge, it's fine to have you back with us on this program. thank you very much. i enjoy it. i want to ask you about some of the things that are after most deliberations now. one rather recent has been the resolution to send the secretary general, dag hammarskjold, to the middle. and you, i believe were the author of that resolution and then presented it. you must be very gratified the success which the secretary general has had out there. yes, i think he is done some big things. he's a very able in his own right. and he went out there, backed by a unanimous resolution. the resolution worded in such a way that when the voting took place the representative of the soviet union saw fit not to veto. well, that wording was selected by you and i congratulate. you? well, i was one of the people who worked on it, and so the secretary general went out there with tremendous prestige and none the officials out there were anxious to incur his displeasure. he's now gotten into an agreem

it's king henry, again rumbling. 44 yards to pay dirt. 26 carries for 186 yards for henry. hey, maybe the titan should have kept this guy waive advance to the divisional round with a 28, 14 win. well, a couple of familiar faces for forty-niners fans meeting up in houston in the early game today. demeco ryans here. >> and the texans play host to jim harbaugh in this first season as chargers head coach, the chargers had chances early, but they had to settle for a couple of field goals. so that kept houston in the game down just 6, nothing. and in the 2nd quarter, cj stroud caps a 99 yard 13 play drive. >> with a 13 yard touchdown pass to nico collins. houston added a field goal to lead 10, 6 at the half. justin herbert, he had a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad eric murray, the pick-six to make it 20 to 6 for the texans. herbert threw a career-high 4 interceptions. >> that's one more than he had all season. but he did have this highlight in the 4th quarter connecting with ladd mcconkey. 86 yard touchdown. so they're they're back in it. cameron dicker now on for the extra

henry lee, ktvu, fox two news henry, another east bay politician, could be pulled into the controversy surrounding the former mayor, shane tao, yesterday. >> fbi, fbi agents raided the home of san leandro councilmember brian azevedo. he joined a trade mission to vietnam with the former oakland mayor xiang tao back in 2023. azevedo has previously said he's done nothing wrong. today we spoke with san leandro mayor about that raid. >> we don't have information from the fbi about what they were doing here in san leandro. and so absent that, it's hard to have a concern of any kind. we're waiting to see what information they'll provide. and then as that information becomes available, we will react accordingly. >> the mayor says it will be business as usual when the council holds their next meeting next tuesday. well, seven candidates are moving forward in the search for alameda county's next district attorney. today, the board of supervisors held a special meeting to discuss the 15 candidates who applied for the job to replace the recalled da, pamela price. the board was expected to choose o

henry moeran and alex hartley there for us.ng to defend their back to back titles. england have been in flux with some disappointing results and injuries, while scotland will hope to build on progress they have made. wales though are in crisis after their wooden spoon last year. and what about france and — significantly — italy? 0ur correspondent andy swiss was at the launch in rome. it is exactly 25 years since italyjoined the six nations which is why they're having the big launch here in rome. all the captains and coaches were in attendance. in fact, earlier on, they were posing for photos here at the colosseum before heading back to continue their preparations with their respective teams. butjust before the launch earlier on, there was a big news coming out of the england camp and that is that their vice captain and hooker jamie george has been ruled out of their opening game against ireland because of a knee injury. scrum—half jack van portvliet has also been ruled out of that match because of injury. while there is also in