formo parte de una serie de denuncias de inmigrantes bajo custodia de ice que llevo al cierre del irwingacion del senado en 2022. >> ahora, un nuevo reporte del departamento de seguridad nacional revela irregularidades en otros procedimientos quirurgicos en inmigrantes detenidos, incluidas extracciones del utero. >> la oficina del inspector general encontro que entre 2019 y 2021, 72 de 227 cirugias no fueron aprobadas por doctores clinicos como marca su protocolo, sino por enfermeros o practicantes del servicio de salud. >> de 553 cirugias mayores, estiman que entre 100 y 214 no fueron adecuadamente aprobadas y por tanto no hay certeza de que eran medicamente necesarias. >> un ginecologo obstetra reviso los expedientes de seis histerectomias y concluyo que en dos de ellas la documentacion en el historial medico no justifica que este procedimiento era medicamente necesario. >> es triste, es una poblacion muy vulnerable y en realidad hay falta de comunicacion, hay falta de recursos economicos. >> alexis represento a una de las mujeres que denuncio abusos medicos en irwin. >> aunque esos c

host: what do you want neil irwin to respond to because you said a lot? guest: rates are up $20 per hour. they are talking about numbers on unemployment. they outlawed people who worked in two or three jobs. they can't stay up with inflation. host: ok, we will leave it there. guest: inflation was extremely high and still elevated, is not like prices are going back to 21 levels but inflation is not as high as 2021. something he said i want to point out. he's talking about how terrible the economy is and he just bought a second house. this is the thing you see a lot as you look at the mix of data and opinion and how people think about things. cars are expensive because everybody's buying cars, housing is expensive because everybody's buying houses. everybody is buying stuff and has money in their pockets but the same time, they say the economy is terrible. people say things are terrible and i have to understand why. i would point out it's an odd situation when all the measures of spending and activity are quite strong. inflation is very high, no doubt about

jacqui irwin says it is important for several reasons to sponsor katie meyer's law, which is currently weaving its way through the state capitol. >> young person that is going through a disciplinary action. that public schools, which is what we jurisdiction over, that somebody assigned to them that they can call any time and that could really talk them down from the my or was a stanford university goal keeper and team captain. >> on march first 2022, she was found deceased in her dorm room. meyers parents say that their daughter was upset concerning a notice. warning her degree may be placed on hold and she could be removed from the university after violating the student code of conduct. meyer was charged with retaliation after allegedly spilling coffee on a football player, injuring him. he had reportedly kids to female soccer player without consent. >> and when you are such a high-achieving young woman you're seeing that potentially not going to get there depalma. nobody to call, you can see what direction from i went. and in addition to helping others in a similar situation, assembl

formo parte de una serie de denuncias de inmigrantes bajo custodia de ice que llevo al cierre del irwinacion del senado en 2022. >> ahora, un nuevo reporte del departamento de seguridad nacional revela irregularidades en otros procedimientos quirurgicos en inmigrantes detenidos incluidas extracciones del utero. >> la oficina del inspector general encontro que entre 2019 y 2021, 2021, 72 de 227 cirugias no fueron aprobadas por doctores clinicos como marca su p protocolo, sino por enfermeros o practicantes del servicio de salud. >> de 553 cirugias mayores estiman que entre 137 y 214 no fueron adecuadamente aprobadas y por tanto no hay certeza de que eran medicamente necesarias. >> un ginecologo obstetra reviso los expedientes de seis his histerectomias y concluyo que en dos de ellas. >> la documentacion en el historial medico no justifica que este procedimiento era medicamente necesario. >> es es una poblacion muy vulnerable y en realidad hay falta de comunicacion, hay falta de recursos economicos. >> alexis represento a una de las mujeres que denuncio abusos medicos en irwin. >> aunque e

assemblywoman irwin says that this is personal to young girl went to high school. >> you know, right in the neighboring by school, by my my kids were 5 miles away. it's heart-wrenching buyers. family is suing stanford alleging the school failed to support her mental health while cashing in on or success. as an athlete in a statement to kron 4 news concerning the bill, they said, quote. >> we miss daughter terribly and we'll continue to push this law forward in her honor for the larger purpose are protecting the well-being of future college students. we have all the confidence katie meyer's law will save lives and bring us some measure of peace in these difficult times, unquote. theresa kron, 4 news. >> now the law does, however, only apply to schools that receive state funding. stanford is private so it would not apply to stanford university tonight. we're still waiting for a response from the university on the matter. >> tuberculosis cases are on the rise in santa clara county officials released new numbers today showing a 19% increase in tb cases from 2003 that follows a 6% increas

assemblywoman jacqui irwin says it is important for several reasons to sponsor katie meyer's law, which is currently weaving its way through the state capitol. >> the bill, if approved and signed by the governor would mandate trained advisers be issued to all secondary public education. students facing disciplinary charges. meyer was a stanford university goal keeper and team captain on march first 2022. she was found deceased in her dorm room. meyers parents say that their daughter was upset concerning a notice. warning her degree may be placed on hold and she could be removed from the university after violating the student code of conduct. meyer was charged with retaliation after allegedly spilling coffee on a football player, injuring him. he had reportedly kids to female soccer player without consent. this young woman got basically a disciplinary know. >> in the evening when that was nobody that you could reach out to. and when you are such a high-achieving young woman and and you're seeing that potentially not going to get there depalma. nobody to call. you can see what direction f

in this game, jackson irwin and jordan bass scored for australia. in the other game of this group , uzbekistan and syria will face each other from 21:00 tonight. in a few minutes , tajikistan and china will face each other from group one. from the same group last night, defending champion qatar defeated lebanon 3.0. the national football team of our country from 21:00 tomorrow night , amir gholnoui will travel to palestine in his first game in the world of asian countries, and today the head coach of palestine answered the questions of reporters at a press conference. today, the media center of the nations cup hosted the teams of iran and palestine. first , iran's head coach said about the importance of the first game: " for us, every game is like a finale." we want with all our strength. service and i think that a very good situation has prevailed in the team and we are very optimistic . we are very hopeful that god willing, with the good prayers of the dear people of our country, we will be able to bring a great honor to our country for our dear f

it's being pushed by assembly member jackie irwin of thousand oaks.l is meant to offer more support and guidance to students who face administrative trouble. that includes any sort of disciplinary action or issues with code of conduct, academic, athletic or title nine violations. it would allow students going through that trouble to select a confidential advisor to help them navigate the process of those disciplinary hearings. that advocate would need to be trained by the school on how it's process works to help best support that student assembly member irwin says. that wasn't properly in place at stanford when katie meier took her own life. >> a captain on the women's soccer team who's death by suicide was precipitated by a threatening notice of a student code of conduct proceeding that could have derailed her future. her death was one of a number of student athlete deaths by suicide in 2022 that brought to light the need for a new approach that prioritizes the mental health of students. >> meyer's family has since filed a lawsuit against the univers

jackson irwin scored in the 50th minute and jordan bass in the 73rd minute of the game for australia. in the other group b match , uzbekistan and syria played against each other and this match ended in a goalless draw. today from group a, china and tajikistan went to the same distance , and this game was also tied without a goal. but tomorrow, sunday, on the third day, three games will be held, and in group d, japan, which is considered the most proud team in the history of the tournament with four championships from the previous nine seasons , will face vietnam in its first game. this is the third time that vietnam he will appear in the nations cup , but in group c , the emirates will face hong kong in one of the games. the emiratis will experience their 11th appearance in this cup and in these competitions, the runner-up in 1996, perhaps the best. their result has been that they won the nations cup so far and hong kong , which is participating in this competition for the fourth time in 1956, was able to finish third in the first round of this competition, which was hosted by itself

australia defeated syria with the help of jackson irwin in the 59th minute , and due to its victory in the first game against india, it got six points and within one match until the end of the group stage , it confirmed its presence in the next stage of the tournament. but in the other game of this group, uzbekistan scored three goals against india and got four points. in tonight's match between the two teams , which was held at the ahmed bin ali stadium, faizullah scored in the 4th minute, sergeef, 18, and nasrallahf scored for the uzbeks in the extra time of the first half. with this result uzbekistan got four points and placed second after australia in the table of group b and has the opportunity to win the last game. against australia, even as the first team , it will go to the next stage. but palestine took the collar of the emirates. in the last game tonight, uae and palestine, our two teammates in group 30, went to the stadium from the south , and this game ended with 1/1 pictures. al-amiri scored for the emirates in the 23rd minute and abdul aziz, the defender of this team , op

jacqui irwin says it is important for several reasons to sponsor katie meyer's law, which is currently weaving its way through the state capitol. >> the bill, if approved and signed by the governor would mandate trained advisers. the issue to all secondary public education students facing disciplinary charges. meyer was a stanford university goal keeper and team captain on march first 2022. she was found deceased in her dorm room. myers parents say that their daughter was upset concerning a notice. warning her degree may be placed on hold and she could be removed from the university after violating the student code of conduct. meyer was charged with retaliation after allegedly spilling coffee on a football player, injuring him. he had reportedly kids to female soccer player without consent. this young woman got basically a disciplinary know. >> in the evening when that was nobody that you could reach out to. and when you are such a high-achieving young woman and and you're seeing that potentially not going to get there depalma. nobody to call. you can see what direction from i went. an

. >> it's backed by assembly member jackie irwin of thousand oaks. the bill is meant to offer more support and guidance to students who face administrative trouble. that includes disciplinary action title nine violations. it would allow students going through that trouble to select a confidential advocate to help them navigate the process of those disciplinary hearings. that advocate would need to be trained by the school on how its process works to best help support the student assembly member irwin says that wasn't properly in place at stanford when katie meier took her own life. >> a captain on the women's soccer team whose death by suicide was precipitated by a threatening notice of a student code of conduct proceeding that could have derailed her future. her death was one of a number of student athlete deaths by suicide in 2022 that brought to light the need for a new approach that prioritizes the mental health of students. >> since her death, meyer's family has filed a lawsuit against the university. it accuses the school of sending an aggressi

assemblywoman irwin says that this is personal to young girl went to high school. >> no, right in theneighboring by school, by my my kids were 5 miles away. it's heart-wrenching buyers. family is suing stanford alleging the school failed to support her mental health while cashing in on or success. as an athlete in a statement to kron 4 news concerning the bill, they said, quote. >> we m ss our daughter terribly and we'll continue to push this law forward in her honor for the larger purpose are protecting the well-being of future college students. we have all the confidence katie myers law will save lives and bring us some measure of peace in these difficult times, unquote. theresa stasi, kron, 4 news. >> the law does, however, only apply to schools that receive state funding. stanford is a private university so would not apply there. we're still waiting for a response from them. >> on this matter now, this afternoon, we're getting a closer look at the latest efforts to free scott peterson. the las angeles based innocence project is taking up this case. the group has released some new

. >> assembly member irwin from 1000 x filed a bill today that repeals pieces of maybe to a five.makers say the proposal undermines california's climate goals because it would remove incentives to save money by reducing energy use. >>> up next, the wife of a 49ers player who designed a custom puffer jacket for taylor swift inks a deal with the nfl. >>> live look inside 30 rock. lester holt getting ready for nightly news. this is the control room. among the top stories, apple's vision for the future. a new device that could revolutionize work and entertainment. you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law, or to build affordable housing, or write california's patients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother program. we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale, and i stood by his side when he married eve, the love of his life. i'm a little biased, but take it from adam's little brother. he'll make us all proud as california senator. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. >>> the most talked about sewing machi

host: what do you want neil irwin to respond to because you said a lot?st: rates are up $20 per hour. they are talking about numbers on unemployment. they outlawed people who worked in two or three jobs. they can't stay up with inflation. host: ok, we will leave it there. guest: inflation was extremely high and still elevated, is not like prices are going back to 21 levels but inflation is not as high as 2021. something he said i want to point out. he's talking about how terrible the economy is and he just bought a second house. this is the thing you see a lot as you look at the mix of data and opinion and how people think about things. cars are expensive because everybody's buying cars, housing is expensive because everybody's buying houses. everybody is buying stuff and has money in their pockets but the same time, they say the economy is terrible. people say things are terrible and i have to understand why. i would point out it's an odd situation when all the measures of spending and activity are quite strong. inflation is very high, no doubt about it.

and we're here in venice at the irwin hotel, the santa monica-based barker hangar is literally just athe site of our 29th annual critics. choice awards. live tv coverage coast to coast. we're really excited about the ceremony and the live red carpet show. >> and speaking of red carpet, what about great red carpet looks the fashion expert. none various goes over what we've seen in the past and what we may on sunday night. >> i'm nick varios fashion designer ret carpet expert. and these are my top choices for critics. choice. >> i feelings. i feel i like out of the box. barbie. it's like a statue dress. so if i don't get a and that's like one man. >> one of my top standout elle fanning that she was nominated for best actress in a comedy series. she wore gold lemay de la renta dress cocktails team very 1950's. i thought she looked like she came from a photograph from irvine pan, another golden goddess, the squid game star young jean. she wore this gold rest. a custom movie talk dressed was inspired by the court dresses of the 1920's. selena gomez was also one of my stand out in this gorg

host: what do you want neil irwin to respond to because you said a lot? guest: rates are up $20 per hour. they are talking about numbers on unemployment. they outlawed people who worked in two or three jobs. they can't stay up with inflation. host: ok, we will leave it there. guest: inflation was extremely high and still elevated, is not like prices are going back to 21 levels but inflation is not as high as 2021. something he said i want to point out. he's talking about how terrible the economy is and he just bought a second house. this is the thing you see a lot as you look at the mix of data and opinion and how people think about things. cars are expensive because everybody's buying cars, housing is expensive because everybody's buying houses. everybody is buying stuff and has money in their pockets but the same time, they say the economy is terrible. people say things are terrible and i have to understand why. i would point out it's an odd situation when all the measures of spending and activity are quite strong. inflation is very high, no doubt about

now it's backed by assembly member jackie irwin of thousand oaks.t to offer more support and guidance to students who face administrative trouble. that includes discipline, action issues with code of conduct, academic, athletic or title nine violations. it would allow students going through that trouble to select a confidential advocate to help the navigate the process of those disciplinary hearings that advocate would also need to be trained by the school on how that process works to best help and support that student, assembly member irwin says that wasn't properly in place at stanford when katie meier took her own life. >> the family of katie meier and i believe that hb 1575 mechanism to allow a student to select an advisor to assist them through a proceeding will provide continued support through what may be one of the most challenging moments a student has to face in their life. meier says family since her death, has filed a lawsuit against the university. >> it accuses the school of sending an aggressive code of conduct letter to meier after s

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jacqui irwin says it's important for her to support the bill, which is currently working its way throughthe state capitol. >> this young woman got basically a disciplinary know in the evening when that was nobody that you could reach out to. and when you are such a high-achieving young woman and and you're seeing that potentially not going to get there depalma. nobody to call. you can see what direction from. i went in. >> and myers family is suing stanford. they allege the school failed to support her mental health while they claim that the university was cashing in on her success as an athlete. >> it's 7.26. and san mateo county leaders have passed a resolution declaring loneliness a public health crisis. the board is the first in the country to do this supervisor. david canepa also wants california to create a minister of loneliness position so far the uk and japan have established that position to combat the issue. it's 7.26 right now and we are tracking the storm moving into the bay area. luckily you're going to have pretty much a dry commute. >> to work this morning. but when you g

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life after receiving a formal warning from the university and became despondent assemblywoman jackie irwin says it is important for several reasons to sponsor katie myers law, which is currently working its way through the state capitol. >> this young woman got basically a disciplinary know in the evening when that was nobody that you could reach out to. and when you are such a high-achieving young woman and and you're seeing that potentially, you're not going to get there depalma. nobody to call. you can see what direction from. i went in. >> you know, myers family is suing stanford alleging the school failed to support her mental health while. cashing in on her success. as an athlete. >> your utility bill could soon be charged based on your income capital correspondent, a town was. i'll tell you about the plan and why it's left. both democrats and republicans furious. >> and speaking of utilities pg e is keep an eye on this big storm that's moving into the bay area because there could be power outages. you could also face some flooding if you usually see some high water, you're going wan

assemblywoman jacqui irwin says it's important for her to support this bill, which is currently working its way through the state capitol. >> this young woman got basically a disciplinary know in the evening when that was nobody that you could reach out to. and when you are such a high-achieving young woman and and you're seeing that potentially not going to get there depalma. nobody to call. you can see what direction from. i went in. >> well, meyers family is suing stanford alleging the school failed to support her mental health and they claim that the university did that while cashing in on her success as an athlete. >> it's a 20 and another big story this morning. we're getting a closer look at the latest effort to take a new look at the convicted murderer scott peterson and whether he deserves another trial. yeah, free los angeles based innocence project is taking up the case. the group's already released new evidence related to the investigation, including new information about a burglary that took place across the street from the petersons home. as you know, he is from modesto ne

. >> introduced by jackie irwin of southern california, the bill aims to offer more support and guidancedents who face administrative trouble, hoping to avoid any institutional bullying. >> a captain on the women's soccer team, whose death by suicide was precipitated by a threatening notice of a student code of conduct proceeding that could have derailed her future. her death was one of a number of student athlete deaths by suicide in 2022 that brought to light the need for a new approach that prioritizes the mental health of students. >> the bill wants to highlight a student's right to appoint an advisor or advocate whenever they are facing administrative trouble. anything from bad grades to code of conduct to title nine violations. when a student is given a letter saying they are facing disciplinary action, the bill would require universities in california to notify students of their rights to an advisor on that same piece of paper, the family of katie meyer, and i believe that a 1575 mechanism to allow a student to select an advisor to assist them through a proceeding will provide con

. >> introduced by jackie irwin of southern california, the bill aims to offer more support and guidance to students who face administrative trouble, hoping to avoid any institutional bullying. >> a captain on the women's soccer team, whose death by suicide was precipitated by a threatening notice of a student code of conduct proceeding that could have derailed her future. her death was one of a number of student athlete deaths by suicide in 2022 that brought to light the need for a new approach that prioritizes the mental health of students. >> the bill wants to highlight a student's right to appoint an advisor or advocate whenever they are facing administrative trouble. anything from bad grades to code of conduct to title nine violations. when a student is given a letter saying they are facing disciplinary action, the bill would require universities in california to notify students of their rights to an advisor on that same piece of paper, the family of katie meyer, and i believe that a 1575 mechanism to allow a student to select an advisor to assist them through a proceeding will prov

. >> dennis irwin no , no. >> dennis irwin no, no. >> dennis irwin no, no. >> think what position woulde longest time i'm playing goalkeeper . correct. goalkeeper. correct. >> right. so it's a goalkeeper for how many . 800, 848 dear. for how many. 800, 848 dear. >> yeah 848. >> yeah 848. >> um um is it a veteran goalkeeper or a modern day goalkeeper or a modern day goalkeeper ? goalkeeper? >> it's a modern. no, no, it's a veteran goalkeeper friend of ours who's been on here, big pat. no, no, it's not big pat. he's been on the show with us. oh, gosh. >> the teaser. >> the teaser. >> schultz. schultz! schultz it's peter shilton, 848 games. >> a long way to go to get to >> so a long way to go to get to peter shilton. >> so 840 i remember, uh , you >> so 840 i remember, uh, you know, being eight years of age or whatever watching blue peter one and they had a day in one day and they had a day in the life of leicester city the life of the leicester city goalkeeper peter shilton. goalkeeper for peter shilton. yeah and was showing him yeah and he was showing him training him whatever. and i alw

finally, with the generous support of joan and irwin jacobs center for innovation, we see the opportunity to move this forward and engaging with you and the administration in responsible ai use. i look forward to answering questions. >> the chair now recognizes doctor david newman-taker. >> thank you for the opportunity to address this . my name is doctor david newman- taker and i have training with local public health and -- including the development and deployment of novel diagnostic technology such as ai. i have been a faculty member at johns hopkins for more than two decades where i am a professor of the apology. -- neurology. my testimony today will focus on opportunities and challenges for ai in healthcare. special emphasis on ai to improve medical diagnosis. i would like to state for the record that the opinions i express are my own and do not reflect john hopkins. ai is the branch of computer science does simulate human behavior. the most complex cognitive task in medicine would be diagnostic of a patient systems. diagnosis accounts for 100,000 deaths or permanent disability each

galapagos , harriet was owned the galapagos, harriet was owned by charles darwin and later by steve irwinow long they live. >> yeah, it's phenomenal, isn't it? all these animals needed need to be treated with respect and such a shock. >> apparently it was the discovered by just a passer by. somebody who was out walking. yeah. on a very frosty morning, i and across what i presume. and came across what they then were these they realised then were these giant and some quite horrible pictures the corpses well. pictures of the corpses as well. >> can't imagine that. yeah. >> no pleasant experience . >> no pleasant experience. >> no pleasant experience. >> yeah. um, look, cindy fraser, it's been great to see you this morning. thank you. thank you very indeed . loads of you very much indeed. loads of you getting the pets getting in touch about the pets law well. was talking about law as well. i was talking about animals. they're the animals. um. they're looking the government looking at government is now looking at changing that pets to changing it so that pets to steal pet is a criminal steal a