i don't know jacob. what do you you're yeah, you know one of the things that i regret not including in the book is what i see as the real problem with with free speech. is that free speech you know, it doesn't provide. a sense of meaning and purpose. it doesn't bind us together in the same way that say religion or nationalism or two for that matter. yeah, or acle consensus so like the the founding generation would would free speech and the opposition to to british to the stamp act and other british attempts to limit a dissent would bind them together, you know, they were they were advancing free speech as the ball work of liberty against british slavery, but when the revolutionary war had been one free speech suddenly became a principle that amplified their political and philosophical differences and then suddenly you have sort of quasi civil war between between the the greatest generation of americans and you have sort of alexander hamilton arguing that you know, this edition actually be vigorously enfo

and i think jacob and i can talk about this.ut jacob and i may have somewhatnt of a disagreement on that. i think he's kind of a purist wants platforms like facebook which he sees as platforms to essentially adopt the morality but not the law of the first amendment. i think that's impractical, unsustainable and betrays allow the rest of their mission with has to do with being a community of business and the publisher. things are going to have to be content moderation and it is a hardyi problem of getting it rit is a lot more complicated and sink re- speech online. the second area which jacob did allude to,ia awfully important o called cancel culture the weaponization of social coercion. that is always been around toefl came to the u.s. in 1835 won the biggest threat to liberty in not from the government is from social coercion the tyranny of the majority he called it. madison worried about the same thing. jon stewart worried about it. itup can be tyranny of the minority even relatively smallha groups of people that are ready to

and i think jacob and i we can talk about this but jacob and i may have something of a disagreement on that because i think he's kind of a purist and wants platforms like facebook. but she sees as platforms. to essentially adopt the morality though. not the law of the first amendment and i think that's impractical unsustainable and actually betrays. a lot of the rest of their mission which has to do with being a community business and a publisher so i think they're going to have to be content moderation and it's a hard problem. but getting it right is a lot more complicated than just saying free speech online. the second area which jacob didelude to awfully important so-called so-called capsule culture the weaponization. of social coercion that's always been around tocqueville came to the us in 1835 and warned that the biggest threat to liberty in america was not from the government. it was from social coercion to tyranny of the majority he called it. madison worried about the same thing. john stuart mill worried about it turns out however, it can be tyranny of the minority even relati

jacob reports that the engine is out of order. cockpit to the word parachute man already was put on and here are the shots of jacob's landing a little, having translated, the spirit, demonstrate the injuries received and tells the subscribers, they say. landing was hard, but he's all right. i think i should document everything that happened i strongly. hand, but i'm so happy that i survived, i miraculously survived a plane crash. however, the acting game of the american leaves much to be desired carefully, and the users found out that it was all just a staging. the first thing that immediately catches your eye is that the entire plane was originally hung with cameras, including those specifically showing the propeller, so that the moment of the fall looked more impressive, the blogger reported an engine failure and did not even try to get in touch with the dispatch service and immediately decided to jump. again, the same sports powder that jacob so thoughtfully put on in advance. well, the apotheosis of absurdity was the jump with

jacob was revoked from flying. he is now officially banned here attention.e really achieved, though with a reputation as a liar, ksenia olga garbus vesti duty department, and now we return to the main topic of the issue of arrests of suspects preparing an attempt on russian journalists on the eve of the fsb fighters detained six, but two of his nazis went to the isolation ward. on tuesday, the capital works at the building of the basmanny court my colleague. maksim shevchenko he goes directly to the studio. hello maxim, what is happening in court now. good evening, maksim well, at the basmanny district court of the capital, the journalist is still waiting in agonizing expectation, since from a minute to a minute three participants banned in russia by a terrorist, but nazi organization should be taken to the street, apparently, according to operational data, it was they who prepared a , an attack on several popular russian journalists at once, but they planned to start with attacks on vladimir solovyov, i remind you that they were neutralized by the fsb speci

jacob rees—mogg are said to be in favour_ jacob rees—mogg are said to be in favour of— jacob rees—moggd to be in favour of it — jacob rees—mogg are said to be in favour of it. this is undoubtedly very— favour of it. this is undoubtedly very ambitious, but it still suggests to me at least that the government prefers targets and picking — government prefers targets and picking winners to trusting markets to solve _ picking winners to trusting markets to solve climate change, perhaps through _ to solve climate change, perhaps through a — to solve climate change, perhaps through a carbon tax for instance, and this— through a carbon tax for instance, and this is— through a carbon tax for instance, and this is disappointing and really and this is disappointing and really a wasted _ and this is disappointing and really a wasted opportunity, and i think some _ a wasted opportunity, and i think some tempering of ambitions might be required _ some tempering of ambitions might be required in _ some tempering of ambitions might be required in the not—too—distant future~ — required in the not—too—d

i want to go back to something jacob said early on.that the culture of free speech is more important than the first amendment. i sort of pushed back on that. on the other hand it seems to me i see numerous instances in the past few years, maybe the past few months where english writers on free speech or on public intellectual generally have said about something going on in canada or britain or continental europe. that wouldn't happen here because we have the first amendment. maybe there's question what is your relationship between the first amendment and a culture of free speech and if somehow you could get canada to make a first amendment with that change their culture? >> i think you're right. it's not a zero-sum game, that's a relationship. my point is if the culture of free speech, the culture of tolerance that underpins legal protections deteriorate the law is likely to follow ut behind that. but that doesn't mean that the first amendment is of no consequence. i think it's very much of consequence and i think particularly at this

i wonder those comments by jacob rees-mogg that the archbishop j jacob rees—mogg that the archbishop how it will go down with the electorate. in wonder how it will go down with the electorate. , ., ., electorate. in his normal, quite affable tone, _ electorate. in his normal, quite affable tone, he _ electorate. in his normal, quite affable tone, he praised - electorate. in his normal, quite affable tone, he praised the - affable tone, he praised the archbishop of canterbury when he was on radio four this afternoon. i suspect that what you will see over the next few weeks is a lot of debate about the implementation of this policy, whether it gets caught up this policy, whether it gets caught up in the courts, seems pretty inevitable, the government thinks it will could be a long, legal battle, and then the optimal question is going to be did it work? there are many out there that think this is a stunt and that the government of trying to look tough. it's not going to make much of a difference. but remember that conservative government has the last 13 years now have all promised to ge

i thought jacob rees note was funn , years ago.teasing he sorry - years ago. i thought jacob rees note was funny, teasing he sorry i - years ago. i thought jacob rees note was funny, teasing he sorry i missed j was funny, teasing he sorry i missed you. was funny, teasing he sorry i missed you it _ was funny, teasing he sorry i missed you it was _ was funny, teasing he sorry i missed you it was a — was funny, teasing he sorry i missed you. it was a wind—up, basically. hes— you. it was a wind—up, basically. he's been— you. it was a wind—up, basically. he's been very keen to get civil servants— he's been very keen to get civil servants back to the office. i sort of agree — servants back to the office. i sort of agree with the lot of even said there _ of agree with the lot of even said there if— of agree with the lot of even said there. if there are valid reasons why they— there. if there are valid reasons why they want to continue working from _ why they want to continue working from home — why they want to continue working from home

jacob: sure. the important thing -- the important takeaway from that conversation is, regardless of what your opinions are about delivery speed or delivery price, the postal service's network has to compete with private sector logistics -- logistics companies. and in the consumer space, that's fedex and ups and amazon. its network is simply not set up to do this right now. it's the stuff that consumers d't see. it's the stuff that folks on capitol hill don't see and don't want to talk about. and it is uncomfortable. it is consolidating processing plants. it imonetizing or making more efficient mail delivery routes, things that are really going to create some turmoil in the organization. but whether louis dejoy was the guy to do it or not, this is something that needed to be done for the postal service's worthiness for the 21st century. geoff: yes. what is dejoy's future? as you mentioned, he's a controversial figure. he's a major republican donor. democrats accused him of deliberately trying to sl

again, this same sports powder that jacob put on in advance so prudently. well, the fiosis of absurdity was the jump of a selfie stick in the hands among the viewed videos were also representatives of the us federal aviation administration who called the actions of the blogger's pilot stupid and reckless. after all, they could threaten the lives of other people, everything happened on the territory of the national park where , by the way, the plane crashed only by a miracle, no one was hurt, by the way, the blogger came up with the idea to shoot such videos after failures. in sports, jacob trailer, an olympic participant in the discipline of snowboarding, however, climbed 500 and failed, having failed in sports in real life, he decided to try his hand at god's sphere, not every american is given the opportunity to defend his country in international competitions. it's much easier to do something like this feats, hype, all of these each jacob's video is a visual aid on how not to do it, for example, here an athlete miraculously uses it without serious injuri

jacob rees—mogg are said to be in favour— jacob rees—mogg are said to be in favour of— jacob rees—mogggovernment prefers targets and picking — government prefers targets and picking winners to trusting markets to solve _ picking winners to trusting markets to solve climate change, perhaps through _ to solve climate change, perhaps through a — to solve climate change, perhaps through a carbon tax for instance, and this— through a carbon tax for instance, and this is— through a carbon tax for instance, and this is disappointing and really and this is disappointing and really a wasted _ and this is disappointing and really a wasted opportunity, and i think some _ a wasted opportunity, and i think some tempering of ambitions might be required _ some tempering of ambitions might be required in _ some tempering of ambitions might be required in the not—too—distant future — required in the not—too—distant future. this expansion of targets for wind — future. this expansion of targets for wind and solar was inevitable, and the _ for wind and solar was inevitable, and the nod to regulatory appro

michael jacobs and environmental economists at the university of sheffield. if i was welcome to all of you, francis you were involved in producing this report. it makes a pretty shocking reading. i you surprised that was still saying this much deforestation across the world, some to decades surprise. as you suggest, we do now have 20 full years of data from satellite imagery, monitoring and have seen just a steady persistence, stubborn loss, so forth at this level. you mentioned it last year in 2021 more than 1000000. heck, there's just been sequestration by diversity conservation indigenous peoples. so it's really a catastrophe, but really for the last 20 years, that last of tropical human tropical forest primary force has hubbard between 3 and 4000000 hector's for 20 years now. so it's another us right now folks a little bit more on the impact of this deforestation. and when we've got 10 football pitches, a virgin for us being lost every minute. my goodness, when i was a teenager in the age myself has i'm so 20 to 30 years ago. these figures were being boun

february 23rd 2017, leon jacob had been arrested two days before.d a protective -- so for the next couple of weeks, she should've felt safe. but that evening, her phone rang. it was a police officer. >> he basically said that there was a credible threat to my life. >> police came to meet meghan the next morning. her friend aerial remembered meghan was so afraid, she wore a disguise. >> she's putting this wig on, putting the hat on, jeans, tennis shoots, t-shirt, so she could be as encompass in conspicuous as possible. >> we then investigator shale shared the tip that they got from the -- one. >> they thought that my ex-husband wanted to wear her to me and that i should be left. alone >> usually i would say i that is shocking, were you surprised? >> i wasn't. >> the police suggested that she goes back to pittsburgh for a while. so she bought a ticket and flew back home. meanwhile, investigators jimmy turpin and george parnham looked into. this >> it was surprising to us. normally we don't deal with professional people looking to have somebody killed.

just a few miles away from the jacobs ranch, the dollingers' property was also burned but they're taking part in a ten-year program with the oregon department of forestry so a >> reporter: which is why they're investing test test under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. >>> a major change to tell you about on aspirin guidelines for years doctors have recommended daily aspirin to reduce the risk of a first heart attack or stroke but a top task force saying today, most people 60 and older should no longer take it regularly due to a risk of internal bleeding and the group now says people 40 to 59 should only take aspirin daily if they have a higher risk of heart disease. >>> also tonight, a m

jacob, a pleasure to speak with you as always, friend. jacob: thanks, geoff.udy: it has been nearly 50 years since the passage of title ix. landmark civil rights law prohibiting sex-based discrimination at federally funded schools. including in athletic programs. violations still exist. schools often provide better opportunities and benefits for boys sport i'm no deposit takes a look at one san diego variation high school team that fought to settle the score. the story is a partnership with the shirley povich center for sports journalism and the howard center for investigative journalism, both at the university of maryland, merrill college of journalism. reporter: outside san diego, at rancho buena vista high school, it is almost gametime. fresh chalk lines the infield. team gear hangs in the dugout. and fans await the action in shaded bleachers. the varsity softball longhorns are looking sharp. but this facility, with its scoreboard and fencing and manicured outfield, is a world away from the team's oldfield, an off-campus city park with patchy grass, a parti

. >> jacob is a 7-year-old san jose boy living with autism. >> andrew jackson.. >> he is normally occupied with drawing and talking about u.s. presidents. but even though his parents try and shield him from such news, what is happening in ukraine has been weighing on even jacob's mind. one day not long ago, jacob approached his parents with a letter he had written to president putin asking him to stop the war. >> this war i don't like and i want you to stop it. >> jacob made his father promise to share his letter with news, which is how we heard about it. >> many families and children are dying and don't have food and they're homeless and they give up and they're hopeless. >> the words and music of young people. not just trying to make sense of a troubled war, but make it better. >> she has raised over $1,000. she's met people out there, some saying they're of ukrainian descent and they're touched. and then the letter, to be honest, his dad sent it to us not thinking anything would happen, but when i saw it, it touched something in me. i've been thinking a lot a

jacobs. and i'm going to ask my after that. rep. jacobs: thank you to both of our witnesses. two -- to either of you, can you speak to why the prosecution for intentional starvation has been so rare? is it intent to top government officials to keep such prosecutions? what has been the biggest barrier? >> you go first. i will follow-up. >> thank you. thank you for the question. i think there's a variety of reasons why it has not been passed for prosecution today. to some extent, the factors did not arrive in previous conflicts we saw. for example, the rise in genocide for other conflicts, you want to move that from nature. the other procedural reason is criminal tribunals, despite particular in cambodia in starvation related to death. it did not pass the statute of those calls so it was not part and parcel something that could be prosecuted. i think you touched upon a really important point, the intent of one. it concerns investigators and prosecutors. there has been a multi-global nature for the effective starvation which has given it a wrong reputation of being overly diffic

just a few miles away from the jacobs ranch, the dollingers' property was also burned but they're taking part in a ten-year program with the oregon department of forestry so a >> reporter: which is why they're investing >>> a major change to tell you about on aspirin guidelines for years doctors have recommended daily aspirin to reduce the risk of a first heart attack or stroke but a top task force saying today, most people 60 and older should no longer take it regularly due to a risk of internal bleeding and the group now says people 40 to 59 should only take aspirin daily if they have a higher risk of heart disease. >>> also tonight, a major military housing contractor under fire on capitol hill after an eight-month-long senate investigation found mismanagement put the health and safety of american military families at risk here's garrett haake. >> reporter: captain samuel cho said his family was living in their home on georgia's fort gordon for only two months when his 8-year-old daughter developed a severe rash. >> her skin became hardened and rough and reptilian in nature, where if

so bo jacobs talks about how this generation was the first generation that learn to live in a nuclear world. and you can see here, this is a quote from one of the folks at the indian springs school in nevada. which is next to an air force base. it's a two room school. and they're not being taught duck and cover but duck and i got hold one another. this is on the cover of colliers magazine and the person from the school is boasting that they learned to spell adam and bomb before they learn how to spell mother. just to kind of imagine that shift in learning those words that had much bigger cultural and social meaning and we're certainly much scarier than the word mother. so, the federal government was interested in educating a lot of civilians but in particular, a lot of children. in the procedures of civil defense, and what are the actual threats of an atomic attack, what would it look like. and so they devise this film called duck and cover. so what we're going to do here is watch a small clip of the introduction to duck and cover, featuring the theme song. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right, beca

joining me now is jacob soboroff. jacob, you're in washington. what have you learned today?what i've learned is both republicans and democrats unfortunately are struggling with what is a myth, what is a fallacy. republicans continue to paint the biden administration as an administration which has thrown the doors to the southwest border open, admitting anyone who wants to come into the country and democrats have appeared to have moderated their messaging away from that fair, safe, humane, orderly new immigration system the biden system wanted to create as a reaction to that. take it from me, somebody who has been down on the southwest border countless times including just over the course of the last few weeks. other than ukrainian refugees right now, katy, virtually nobody is getting into the united states. when you see the secretary of homeland security being pressed by jim jordan or whom ever it might be with this allegation the biden administration is perpetrating open borders, it just couldn't be further from the truth. >> this is what happens. you get a reporter who goe

the other thing that jacobs talks about is the way in which this film acknowledges and now we're kind of transitioning to attitudes towards education, right? so the idea that you would have to respond as a child by yourself to an atomic bomb rather than through a teacher or some authority figure right is a real shift. it's a shift in traditional social roles that is really part and parcel of the new atomic world, right? so what the film does is they assure children that grown-ups will be around. so i'm quoting from the film. now older people will help us by the way. it's a adult narrator pretending to be a child, right? older people will help us like they always do but there might not be any grown-ups around when the atomic bomb explodes. then you're on your own. right so they can help you get across the street. they can help you find a shelter. but in that moment, what are you going to do to respond? and so really kind of trying to heighten the alert of the children when you're on your own be aware of of when this is when this is happening so places like you can see the girl carrying

i have a jacob family.ar now. everything with alyonka is not necessary. firstly, it seems to me that it did not give you a reason for such a surname system. ah, yak , in love at his age, is a terrible thing, you understand this, either the stimulus of creativity or the collapse of creativity, and i see everything, i understand everything, i ca n’t do anything. i have no room for error. i'm like a menu and all of a sudden it's really a mistake. well, all her love for me is the fruit of my inflamed fantasy. as for her love? to me you didn’t have it and it couldn’t be that then it wasn’t. i saw her eyes and understood love. if so, if it were so, i'm in between by the way, today at the station i met my ex-wife and in her eyes i understood a lot about the strength of my wife. haven't seen each other for seven years. and then they met, accidentally collecting bang across the road in a sanatorium. saw the same as it was. it's like yesterday we broke up. this is a delusion. unfortunately jacob is getting old all sh

the 13 minute video of trevor jacob has been viewed 1.7 million times on youtube. critics of the video say that the fact that jacob is seen wearing a parachute in the video. is an obvious sign that the crash was staged. the faa has ordered jacobs to surrender his private pilot's license or face further legal action. the agency says he operated his single engine plane in a, quote, careless and reckless manner. >> well, lots of rain this week. now you might want to get looks like the weather and may cooperate, at least in some spot meet brett from apartment 2b. he's not letting an overdraft alert get him stressed. he knows he's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. >> right now, warm, dry, windy weather fueling several fires in the southwestern part of the country. and keeping crews exceptionally busy, especially in northern arizona where a huge wildfire is still burning out of control after 5 days. investigators determined the majority of the cluster of fires. th

jacob is back. healthy as a cucumber? around him yes glad, of course. jacob said hello to you.to my mother, she will not be able to take children. ok. i didn’t forget what blueberry jam i wanted, at least so, i will eat, and you will suffer. i will look at you and rejoice, who more than the baltics demands to put us on our knees, but most europeans are not so categorical, because in many ways they already feel themselves for generations and now is not the time to sign johnson's statement peace agreements. even i, as a citizen of ukraine, will not be recognized. and what really happened there, kiev understands that donbass will come to leave, in any way for all of our society, who is against tomorrow at 14:55 on the channel, russia what, a foreigner, or what? do you enter god's temple? did n't you cross your forehead? sorry grandma. my legs would have fallen off for so many hours to stand a matter of habit. you know, i could do that too. do not doubt i can. i have no doubt, i sing no worse than yours diction i have a good censer, there to wave a man to burn. i am generally very

. >>> back now with the video that's got youtuber trevor jacob in hot water with the faa. it shows him jumping out of a small plane that he claimed had malfunctioned. immediately after its release, aviation experts called it staged. now the faa agrees saying jacob purposely abandoned the plane and allowed it to crash in southern california. it has revoked his pilot certificate, effectively ending his permission to operate aircraft. >> that's what happens when you do it for the gram. >>> honors have been handed out for those who saw something and said something. >> they are credited with helping to track down and recover the suspect accused in the subway shooting. >> about 20 feet away i saw frank james sitting down at that bench over there, so i got out my camera and quickly took a photo of the street, and that's when he noticed that he was being photographed, and he started walking away. >> jack says he heard the shutter of his camera and got up and left. griffin wasn't looking for the man accused of unleashing a rain of terror on a subway last week. he was on a school fi

so you see a kind of -- i'm going to talk about this as domesticating but bo jacobs says normative.wo children because it's too horrifying. instead using the medium of animation they portray the bright light. the light is described as a bright flash, brighter than the sun. and then it transitions into the animation where clearly the atomic bomb is and the narrator is saying this, smashing through buildings, causing a burn worse than your worst sun burn. so these are all ways to kind of take this knowledge and convey it but in a way children would understand and would be a participate of their world. now the other side is not just conveying what it is you're actually seeing knowing that you're a part of this but what to do. it also takes a domestication tone and it talks about responding to a bomb is not unlike respond to go a fire or an automobile accident, all things that could happen in your daily life. and come up with a plan for responding, so this kind of domestication through the use of animation and narration of the film is one of the hallmarks. the other thing jacobs talks a

who is jay jacobs? guest: jay jacobs is the chairman of the new york state democrat committee. no, he shouldn't resign. he should not be forced to resign. will these democrats cancel the election because of covid? no. host: jeff in tennessee, republican. go ahead. guest: this is one of those issues i find very frustrating. broad bipartisan support for a system that offers stronger, high-tech protections and our border. senator john mccain was working on this with democrats. a bipartisan comprehensive format that cleaned everything up. stronger border and passed his citizenship. that is common sense and this is one example of where -- i believe we could pass immigration reform when john mccain proposed it in 2004. concerns in a comprehensive immigration return -- on the democratic side, there are those who believe that some of the stronger border controls, it makes it harder for people to enter illegally. we need to get back to the center and have a reasonable conversation and can't trest to do both. anybody can come into this country and we know nothing about them, that is not

well, let's make to jacob and john gamma about all. this is the author of the book, free speech, a history from socrates to social media. he joins a slide from copenhagen. thank you so much for being with us, jacob. so 1st of all, where do you stand on this whole debate? is this going to be the beginning of the end of twitter, or is it going to continue on? was you thank i think there are a lot of hop takes on this acquisition. and i think the most fair thing to say is that we just don't know yet. i doubt very much that the my school drop all content moderation but is unlikely to to function i can see a case for strengthen in free speech by so. so i think that twitter have have air sometimes on, on the side of removing too much. and sometimes even affecting the minorities that you want to protect. true, hey speech rules and removing generally news where the story is due to misinformation and so on. but i think there are ways forward that would not concentrate so much power in the hands of the law must because that that, of course is a

jacob and oliver. singing for the children of ukraine. stand jacob and oliver.and mum emma as well, i hope mum can still hear is, i well, i hope mum can still hear is, they are brilliant, you must be so proud of them. thank you so much for this, a gorgeous way to start our day. this, a gorgeous way to start our da . , ., this, a gorgeous way to start our da . , . , ., ., ., ., ., day. they are 'ust going to go on a loo all day. they are 'ust going to go on a loop all day — day. they are just going to go on a loop all day long! _ day. they are just going to go on a loop all day long! jacob, _ day. they are just going to go on a loop all day long! jacob, you i day. they are just going to go on a loop all day long! jacob, you need| loop all day long! jacob, you need to stop now! _ loop all day long! jacob, you need to stop now! they _ loop all day long! jacob, you need to stop now! they can _ loop all day long! jacob, you need to stop now! they can carry i loop all day long! jacob, you need to stop now! they can carry on i loop all day long! jacob, you need to stop

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then crossing the finish line, hugging his family. 21-year-old jacob allen racing for ukraine.s a teenager by his parents in houston. born with spina bifida. today, he was in boston. >> hi, david. >> jacob telling us he's been moved by america's compassion for ukraine. >> people get united, together stronger. >> reporter: at the finish line, ourtati riard, rning f sing ou that's all i could think about. >> honoring his >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> videos like this of snatch and grab robberies across the bay area seem to be increasingly common. people from business owners to concerned citizens have been calling for action. dan: thanks for joining us. one south bay city has made several arrests in a series of smash and grabs. kristen: six people in san jose have been connected -- have been arrested. >> the six arrests have been a huge relief to businesses. police believes the suspects targeted them. this jewelry store was hit by smash and grab robbers three times. the owner says he is not the police now have suspects. st

well, jacob. i must tell you that we got off well.could have ended much sadder than the prison that you would put in. why do you understand in prison, after all, a writer? they could just bypass the guards. well, what about me now? don't mind boys. thank you i will not forget you. quiet heart suddenly startled 30s took away from st. george called the famous famous. if vyaltseva had the title of gramophone star, then yuri, of course, you deserve to be the queen of the gramophone. who am i? goshugayus here lives here good evening. hello i can't. alone there is no one there. can you smoke if you want? recognized me? of course i knew. please repair, it would be very fun if it were not so sad. my wife didn't show up at your place. wife, your former wife, our current one, she is not there. no. what if you check? check okay guy joke first failed turn to second ran over me. dashka darya nikolaevna as they say in the midst of a white southern day, straight from the resort and no traces, but son and what about her son, of course with her, so th

to stop the war. >> this war i don't like and i want you to stop it now. >> reporter: jacob made hisise to share his letter with the news, which is how we heard about it. >> many families and children are dying and they don't have food and they're homeless and they give up and hear hopeless. >> reporter: the words -- and music of young people. not just trying to make sense of a troubled world but make it better. >> makes you think there's hope for our future. that's garvin thomas for us. >>> 7:26 right now. we have much more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up, a family vacation turned into a nightmare for a family coming to the bay area, verbally attacked on the train. these two dads share their terrifying story with us as an investigation is underway. >>> now seeing the return of steadier rain ride there in san francisco across the golden gate bridge. you can see it live on stormranger mobile doppler radar. you can see how much to expect for your weekend plans when we come right back. ♪♪ >>> good morning. it is saturday, april 16th, 7:29. as we take a live look across th

then crossing the finish line, hugging his family. 21-year-old jacob allen racing for ukraine.s a teenager by his parents in houston. born with spina bifida. rehab at tear memorial herrmann. today, he was in boston. >> hi, david. >> jacob telling us he's been moved by america's compassion for ukraine. >> people get united, get together, stronger. >> reporter: while back at the finish line, our station wcbv with henry richard, running for his brother, saying he could feel his little brother with him. >> i know if he was here he would have been doing it with me, so, that's all i could think about. >> honoring his brother. boston never disappoints. good night it's really been a great event for san francisco one that we're proud of and can continue to be proud of mayor breed lays out plans for the city's 420 pot smoking party the new rules that will keep some people out. also the search is on for a baby goat napper. and why its owner needs to get it back asap and we're set for some makeup rain abc 7 news anchors spencer christian. we'll explain how much we might get now from edc 7

ward, jacob welcome to you.r could be more receptive now. give me your reaction to all of this, and when you think might've changed to bring him to this point? >> well, alex, it's been a crazy couple of weeks in the world of tack when you have one of the largest, richest people in the world decides to throw its weight around makes it interesting in purchasing twitter. turns out it puts everybody in a complicated position. so, the annual meeting for twitter begins tomorrow and that is probably why they are all together today according to this report from the wall street journal taking a new look at this bit as you know you have must put in a bit of $54.24 a share. and ever since then since april 14th the stock price has been trading below that number. that combined with the fact that it turns out musk seems to have lined up the financing about 27 billion dollars, more or less every investment bank in the country, plus 21 billion dollars of his own personal finance. all of that seems to have twitter totally thinki

jacob soboroff, nbc news, tijuana, mexico. >>> we're monitoring some breaking news out of washington, d.c. this evening a manhunt under way after police say at least three people were shot, two adults and a child. police say the adults are in critical but stable condition while the child suffered a minor gunshot wound. no suspects are in custody. >>> in 60 seconds the new health alert for parents of young children >>> and charging your electric car just by hitting the road in our series "climate challenge. >>> the cdc is warning doctors and parents to look out for severe hepatitis in young children nine cases have been confirmed in alabama with two children needing liver transplants. more cases have been found in europe. the cause is uncertain, but the children tested positive for an adenovirus which had caused cold-like symptoms >>> now to our series "climate challenge." while electric vehicles reduce emissions that can lead to climate change, the charging infrastructure is still in its early stages but in sweden they're finding a new road to success. kelly cobiella explains >> repor

coming up, i'm going to ask retired colonel jack jacobs. turning now to ohio, we're once again former president donald trump is flexing his mid term muscles. campaigning for deviance in the gop primary, despite protests. -- was at the rally. >> this is trump's seventh rally of 2022 already. while he's not in the white house he is trying to use his global capital to sway the outcome of some of these major republican primaries. first one here in ohio. matt. eric u.s. senate race. still five major candidates in play here. j.d. vance, one time self-described never trumper here. the question is over the next week and a half, is his endorsement of j.d. vance enough to put his preferred president over the top and win the race here? a question to republican voters about the extent of how potent his influence remains for the republican party. as he flirts with the 2024 presidential ruling himself. there are several major primaries coming up. pennsylvania, alabama, missouri, arizona. but this one here in ohio will be a major indicator for him. about

and they go over your t guy, jacob. they kinda like now torn. now for the 1st time, he's accusing some of the most well connected men in thailand of obstructing the investigation. well, i'll get that. i've got the bottle algae, we'd love the military wanted him dead. they sent him down to the south and we'd be killed. one 0, one east investigates why, one of thailand's most decorated cops fled his country in fear for his life. ah, in a small town, not far from melbourne, australia. wayne pung sir, and is often lonely. in thailand he was famous, a police major general, but here he's a virtual nobody wanting me one gun when we come to town homes and i love the time. yeah. and yeah, about me will make you look on me. my 1st met wayne, 6 years ago, soon after he fled to a trailer back then he said he was too scared to reveal who had threatened him. now he's finally overcome that fear. i poway you, i'm good. how are you? good, nice to see. you see you my goblet play 9 good guys and then farm can get a 9 point do don't guarantee by wanting to time, ma

um, i'm not| sure anything jacob rees-mogg says sure anything jacob rees—mogg says it surprises me any disincentive, it is entirely predicated on the idea that where the asylum seekers end up is not an attractive place but the government is trying to make the point that they will be treated humanely in rwanda opportunity to start a new life. now thatis opportunity to start a new life. now that is good in itself but that does not seem to act as a disincentive to people smugglers. i think the policy is muddleheaded at a practical level but above all, unethical as a principled level.— but above all, unethical as a principled level. looking at this much more _ principled level. looking at this much more broadly, _ principled level. looking at this much more broadly, do - principled level. looking at this much more broadly, do you - principled level. looking at this i much more broadly, do you think principled level. looking at this - much more broadly, do you think that it is right in a democracy that there is a strong moral element that a democracy should be guided by strong moral princip

t. guy jacob ha ha like i like man, man. we get a copy of poet statutory declaration to professor poll chambers, expert on ty, civil, military relations at thailand's. not a salon university. amazing. this is rich. what really stands out for you? well, it's how clear it is written that the leaders of the hunter at the time, ah, were involved and trying to silence her when there was an inspector inside the military who was intimidating. ah, but when that supposed to be the guy investigating, he's inside the military making threats. who gave that inspector the job pro width and he's the problem kid where i might ask long i yeoman big a good point 8. but we'd want to one fella couldn't t, tom non guy take up a we to none. a timothy sandy, you made up an with 91 suspects behind bars. pony was forced to wrap up his investigation at the end of september 2015. he ran out of financial and political support. days later, a new police commissioner general was appointed. it was none other than chuck tipt chai, jin die. the man who'd all

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