i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. doj and donald trump trying to control the narrative the doj says more than 100 unique classified documents were seized. nbc's alice barr starts our coverage in washington, d.c. with the very latest. >> reporter: a potential case for obstruction coming in to view as the department of justice reveals extensive new details about the investigation into classified documents seized from former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. in a new filing overnight, the doj saying it has evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed before the fbi search to get them back. this photo included in the filing showing several recovered documents clearly marked top secret. >> some of these documents reflect human intelligence, people whose very lives would be at risk if their identities were exposed. >> reporter: the justice department noting the fbi found classified material in the desk in the former president's personal office. >> finding it in a desk drawer in his personal office n

i'm janelle delilah, and welcome george on maloney's when was long predicted. and major polls ahead of italian elections held sunday, but it's a maloney move from here on about financial markets will most be interested in. maloney is set to become a prime minister. taking over from mario druggie and promising a change of direction for the highly indebted country she, of course, will have her work cut out for her. italy is the 3rd largest economy in the u. it has also struggled to keep its public finances steady. the european central bank has bought more worth more than 10000000000 euros of italian bonds in the last months at stake. also the 200000000000 euros allotted to italy under the use pandemic recovery fund for which the outgoing government promised reforms. earlier i spoke to claimants 1st from the eco institute for economic research. i asked them what malone is. victory will mean for relations between the e. u and italy. i think the expectation is that there will be more conflicts, but i think it's important to give the new government the chance to beha

. >>> let's get to janelle wang working on the 5:00 news. janelle, nice to see you once again. what is happening? >> things are happening in the north bay, specifically the earth is opening up in santa rosa, audrey. after last week's 4.4 earthquake and the subsequent 4.3 aftershock, notice noticed the creek this one is now flowing with water. it used to be trickling. it's flowing seven times more than the previous quake. the earthquakes apparently shook loose a water source below the creek. we'll take you there. >>> the world's best pizza places are out, and a bay area pizza joint makes the top ten list for the entire world. >> no way. >> world? >> like with italy, rome and everything. what makes their pizza so special. that's coming up at 5:00. >> oh, you know, i love my pizza. i can't wait for that. >> we have to go there and check it out. >> sounds good to me. janelle, thank you so much. >>> "snl" comedian is spotted in san francisco. recognize that guy? what kenan thompson was doing in the city, when we come back in two mention. millions have made the switch from the big th

i'm janelle delilah unwelcome. the european union says that the nord stream, $1.00 and $2.00 gas pipelines between russia and europe were deliberately damaged in the baltic sea use of the probable act of sabotage, st energy prices higher as the vulnerability of european energy supply and infrastructure was once again thrown into sharp relief. additionally, a payment dispute between ukraine's nafta gas and rushes gas prom could further endanger gas flows to the continent. my colleague to partner jim delux has been following the story. here's his assessment of what this alleged attack means for energy markets. the leaks in the north stream $1.00 and $2.00 pipelines have added more uncertainty to the european energy market. there was a bump in prices despite the fact that nordstrom one was shut down indefinitely earlier this month. now given the amount of damage the pipelines analysts are saying they are less likely to be operational at any point this year. some also think that moscow benefits from the additional chao

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. people and institutions across the world are paying tribute to queen elizabeth, as britain begins a ten-day mourning period. the queen's son is now king charles. he began his first day of duties with an address to the nation and a somewhat of a surprise visit to his well-wishers outside of buckingham palace. here is nbc's alice barr. >> reporter: today in britain, gun salutes and chiming bells. for queen queen elizabeth ii, who led the united kingdom through generations of war and peace. >> we've all known just one queen. we've always loved her too. >> reporter: across the atlantic, america is mourning too. president biden saying he will attend the queen's funeral. >> i don't know what the details are yet, but i will be going. >> reporter: he was the last of 14 u.s. presidents to meet with her, going back to harry truman. the strength of that alliance now on display for mourners outside the british embassy in washington. >> this seemed like such a significant moment. >> reporter: to a

i'm janelle dumas on welcomed china's economic growth is set to fall behind the rest of asia. for the 1st time since 1990, according to the world bank, it expects the chinese ca need to grow 2.8 percent this year. nearly half of what was previously forecast. the slowdown is lauraly, largely due to a downturn of the property market in beijing. 0 cove and policy, the world bank cut it's forecast for the asia pacific region as a whole. to 3.2 percent. we're joined now by our china analyst clifford kuhn and good to have you. so in more evidence that the world has turned upside down, the rest of asia, clifford is doing better than china. what are the prospects of the chinese economy now? what's funny, have we gotten so used to china being the leader and the strong growth figure is coming from there? i think that there's a lot of challenges facing the chinese economy right now. we have the 0 cobit policy. as you've mentioned, this is interesting when you compared to other countries, which are both are quite strict code policies, but seem to have managed a better without the shutdown

janell bluta of cbs affiliate was there. >> reporter: it is friday night lights in texas.town of uvalde, this is much more than just a game. >> for them to be able to go and get together and not over something bad but over something good, it means the world to them. >> reporter: to help with the healing, friday's football came with a lot of love in the form of some famous players. >> we played flag football with the houston texans. >> reporter: the houston texans standing in solidarity the best way they know how, players along with coach lovie smith surprised the team at dinner thursday night. the next morning gifted them new gear. later, they held a football clinic for 300 uvalde students coached by former players. >> they were willing to come just to help us get happy. >> reporter: the day was finished out on the field with even more support on the sidelines. and what an exciting night it was. the two teams were neck-in-neck the entire time with just 12 seconds left, uvalde scores, winning the game. now this town looks forward to another friday night where football can b

three seats in the house, janel, have shifted towards democrats.s lost? >> yeah, so, i don't think momentum is lost. i think the momentum is gaining a bit on the democrat side after we saw the overturning of roe v. wade. i think that kind of put some energy behind them. but i feel confident that republicans, as long as we stay on the issues directly affecting americans which are issues that the republican party has solutions for, pertaining to economics, pertaining to this inflation. i think as long as we stay on those topics, are we will maintain the lead. if not gain more momentum on our side. but i would on our side. >> steve: three seats have shifted away from the g.o.p. since august. part of the reason, i imagine, stacey, is the mar-a-lago raid as well as the dobbs decision. >> you know, brian, i think it's interesting because there is some polling done by -- this summer. and it talks about the toxic issues facing americans, inflation, poor leadership, economy, guns, gun control and crime. and immigration. abortion is not in that sack. so, we

i'm janelle dumas and welcomed china. economic growth is set to fall behind the rest of asia. for the 1st time since 1990, according to the world bank, it expects the chinese economy to grow 2.8 percent this year. nearly half of what was previously forecast. the slow down is lauraly, largely due to a downturn of the property market in beijing. 0 cove and policy, the world bank cut it's forecast for the asia pacific region as a whole. to 3.2 percent. we're joined now by our china analysts, clifford kuhn and good to have you. so in more evidence that the world has turned upside down, the rest of asia, clifford is doing better than china. what are the prospects of the chinese economy now? what's funny, have you gotten so used to china being the.

there says the w business, i'm janelle dumas and welcome george maloney's. when was long predicted and major poles, a head of italian elections held sunday. but it's maloney's move from here on that financial markets will most be interested in. maloney is set to become prime minister, taking over from mario doggy and promising a change of direction for the highly indebted country. she, of course, will have her work cut out for her. italy is the 3rd largest economy in the u. it has also struggled to keep its public finances steady. the european central bank has bought more worth more than 10000000000 euros of its.

w. news coming to you from berlin up next week up business with janelle do milan should be taking a look at the economic downturn in asia. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. how did she become adult hitler's favorite director? and how did he become a forgotten film? pioneer leading he finished and arnold funk between hitler and hollywood. in 1932, they set out into the icy wilderness of greenland to create a life threatening film project that became a major milestone in their lives.

you're watching the that the news from berlin up next to my colleague, janelle dual on we'll bring you the latest business news. after short break. of course, you can always get all the latest news information round the clock on our website, w dot com. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching ah we've seen a sex phone operator, good, her master's thesis on potato marine to read and not a turn on. well, it gets more ridiculous from their.

some courses show signs of violent deaths. janelle corella johnson over the year. can i call you? this call is of a man in his 84. he was found with his hands tied behind his back. his skull was deformed by violent blows to the head. his janitors bear traces of torture. nearby 17 ukraine and sold ears have been found in a shallow grave. this was an o t. right here we found 17 corpses of servicemen, the armed forces of ukraine. the bodies have for now been sent to the morgue for further forensic examination several into collect dna samples in order to identify them rippled, i shouldn't discuss it was not norful. the scene is so green that even the investigators are overwhelmed at our. ready gary, this is the 1st such experience in all my 5 years of service and psychologically i think we will need some help in the future early report. but also we also check which other sir nauseous, get busy immune no names on the gray, missouri. everything is numbered, the biggest number is 418418, and that's on the civilians. so locals with their hands tied were found face down group a huddled and

a lot of the old janelle design was really good. that's why you easton have nearly the same architecture today. after 30 years, since that interacting, pasco was laid down in a late eighty's or early ninety's. you've never had a global outpatient. we've had certain services. gordon, central parts of the network. oh, fame, but not a really global. it's one advantage of the architecture. the internet isn't actually one giant network. the internet has a decentralized digital infrastructure. it's composed of multiple smaller networks . so called autonomous systems, which each control a small part of the internet and are connected through know 2 points. if one or even more of these autonomy systems breaks down, the internet still remains stable. due to its distribution and decent life's nature internet in process. just quickly, gracie, you know the protocol stuff constant, the back end of the internet have oh count. can watch do a little bit bots and utilize the existing foster care on the i think that infrastructure during gates a gazes

some courses show signs of violent deaths, and that's the kind of your title, janelle corella, just order the year for you. this call is of a man in his h e for you. he was found with his hands tied behind his back. his skull was deformed by violent blows to the head. his janitor's bed traces of torture. nearby 17 ukrainian soldiers have been found in a shallow grave. this is to right here, we found 17 corpses of service men of the armed forces of ukraine. the bodies have for now been sent to the morn for further forensic examination support and to collect d n a samples in order to identify them. repetition and discuss on the scene is so green that even the investigators overwhelmed. ready the 1st such experience in all my 5 years of service and i can logically, i think we will need some help in the future. but also once which, which other teachers get this immune no names on the grave. when everything is numbered, the biggest number is 418418. and that's on the civilians with locals, with their hands tied, were found face down group huddled in that is thrown face down into the graves ove

then, i was able to introduce janelle monae with her book the memory library and. talk about making librarians cool. it's science fiction and everything, however she was not the rock star she was a reader and someone who loves octavia butler the science fiction writer. she related to the people in the audience, but all of us. she is part of our reading group. >> you have a book in your lap. what is this? >> i mentioned politics and prose is here and they made it through the pandemic. i saw a young lady. she was dressed so creatively and beautifully. >> is it that young lady? >> yes and i asked her -- she said i'm an author and i said what's your book and she said black girls sew. this is going to be the perfect gift for my little grand friend who just got her first. jeans. she likes to make things and craft. she is 12 years old. this is going to be so cool and i'm going to get an autographed. that's the beauty of the book festival, you get to meet the authors, you get to think about books that are unique. first time authors, authors who have been around a long time

i'm janelle delilah unwelcome. the european union says that the north stream $1.00 and $2.00 gas pipelines between russia and europe were deliberately damaged in the baltics. the use of the probable act of sabotage that energy price is higher as the vulnerability of european energy supply and infrastructure was once again thrown into sharp relief. additionally, a payment dispute between ukraine's and nafta, gas and rushes gas prom could fur.

next forgot business there is for you with janelle dumas and she'll be looking at the implications of those gas pipeline ruptures in the baltic sea. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching him. when you work as an architect, like go online or not at all? women in architecture why are they so invisible to the larger public we just.

i'm janelle and the director of policy of the department of police accountability. i here to discuss policy highlights for the second qualitier of this year. during the second quarter we -- [inaudible] to create policy but things improved in the quarter. we worked on policy development with other units within the police department. next slide. could you go back to the previous slide? i am sorry. i'm one off. great. thanks. dpa participated in a working group with the police department, the sheriff's department and the san francisco fire department to revise and update the department general order on handling and transporting people in custody. dpa made 10 recommendations regarding transporting youth in crisis, transporting trans gender people consistent with the model policy created by the national center for transgender equality and banning transport positions [inaudible] asphyxia and it occurs when someone's body position keeps them from breathing so the working group is still in progress and i will keep you updated with it reconvenes. next slide please. thank tha

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's sister janel and her husband john, traveled from their florida home to attend.ned to see it through to the. and every day. >> every day, if the jury has to be there, will be. there >> you examined the dress -- the >> prosecution put detective dug larison on the stand to tell jurors the police found followed sound practices when they handled's clothing. >> we wore rubber gloves, for one. thankfully tried not to disturb the clothing items. just to get a quick look at them and re-insert them back into their original packaging. >> the defense attorney went after the cops for the way they handled the evidence over four decades. spies argued key items like michelle's dress were jumbled up with her other clothing, -- -- >> gentle was worried for a different reason. she knew that prosecution's case, that dna testing, the genetic genealogy was complicated. dense data. >> i taught fifth grade. i know how hard it is to teach somebody something. you have to repeat it over and over and over again. i'm concerned about that. >> thank you. >> as it turned out, the jury reached

>> well, janelle, we're here off middle field road where palo alto utility told me it cut off power to about 1700 customers tuesday evening. now for many of the residents we talk to, it wasn't the actual blackout that concerned him. it was how and why it happened. many people in this palo alto neighborhood got the rolling blackout they were warned might happen last night. their lights were out for less than an hour around 6:30, and they were told it's because power grid operators had made the call to begin rolling blackouts. but today, grid operators say they never gave that order. >> it wasn't that inconvenient because it was short. and so, you know, it wasn't if it lasted longer, it might have been pretty inconvenient. >> reporter: palo alto, alameda and healdsburg are customers of the northern california power agency ncpa, a nonprofit collective of several smaller independent power agencies. cal iso said in a tweet it never told anyone to shut off power last night. but today alameda and palo alto issued statements saying they got direct orders from ncpa to start cutting power. now e

i'm janelle de la on in berlin. take care and thanks for watching with ah, with a one continent, 700000000 people with their own personal stories. oh, europe. mm hm. everyday life with what european sphere and what they hope for focus on your i'm 30 minutes on d. w. and to the conflict zone with tim sebastian a year of taliban role in afghanistan and the country is on it to me, you experts and highlight to the extra judicial killing, staggering repression of women. when you go, my guess is week is have fema stopping all my minister in the last afghan government swept to side by the taliban. but she feel country was betrayed by the way. conflict zone. 90 minutes on d. w. d. w's crime fighters are back with africa is the most successful. radio drama series continues. all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d, w, africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters, tune in now. mm hm. and when you work as an architect, mcawain are not at all women in architectur

in the late 19 eighties, the winds of change began to blow, and janelle, and local nationalists demanded that they switch to the latin alphabet and speak romanian trans. nister's predominantly, russian population, resisted the changes to rascal the capital, declared its refusal to secede from the usaa. now can you let me do that? they've got the old guy that like that. so yes, go to sheila, but she will, we me a few more of them get a 30 day of the after she mcdonald's all with mission i was he is not the worst tolbert rip fullness to the beach clean. yeah. presumably just which he used in the store switzer with measurements on that option on bowls. this is a bus book, you know, do they have oral from the problem was more or less to load in fatality. it's not with senior a video . it's a little more so with no, i need the wireless, we push because it needs to keep a support ticket with some of the stick and so on the but yeah the you know, with it with the lawyer who do not pay more than a minute. now do you know stuff or what? yeah, was this a good day? not so much slow. what it was sup

we move from a transactional model a few years ago janel looking at cyberanalysis and with our partnership the private sector getting cyberthreat and analyst engage with cybercommand and what we need from that from the private sector what we need to worry about to conduct offensive operations, there is viable information. on the flipside we have a lot to offer one of the core missions is 4 million endpoints worldwide we have a lot of unique information because of the target for our adversaries. so we are trying to share that back so where we are with public-private sharing looking at how to collaboratively engage there is a lot of challenges there but it doesn't encourage in the direction we are going in the direction of the private sector. >> looking at chinese or russian or iranian, they all have different values however they have a synergy of agreement how they vest disrupt the united states and what our values are. so china has a threat and the east asia pacific theater. where we have to look them partner with her nations to help them understand the chinese threat with their own infras

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i'm janelle de la on in berlin. take care. and thanks for watching a, a, a, a with, [000:00:00;00] with who. 0 one continent, 700000000 people with their own personal stories. oh, europe. mm hm. every day, life with what europeans feared and what they hope for focus on europe in 30 minutes on d. w. and to the conflict zone with tim sebastian, a year of taliban rule in afghanistan and the country is on its need, you expert to highlight to the extra judicial killing, staggering repression of women. when you go, my guess is week is have seen us hopping all my minister in the last afghan government swept to side by the taliban. but she feel country was betrayed by the way. conflict zone. 90 minutes on d w. o. how did she become an adult? hitler's favorite director. and how did he become a forgotten film pioneer linearly finch and odd funk, a documentary about seduction and power ice cold passion starts october 8th on d, w. mm hm. ah ah ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, a surprise prisoner swap between russia and ukrai