thom jensen, "today in the bay yts. >>> b.a.r.t. service is restored in oakland after a deadly crash involving a motorcyclist. it happened around 4:00 yesterday near the 19th street station in oakland. investigators say the motorcyclist hit a b.a.r.t. right-of-way barrier and landed on the track below right as the b.a.r.t. train was approaching. he was hit and killed. tracks were closed for some time during the investigation. normal service resumes today. >>> turning now to the outpouring of emotion being shown for queen elizabeth ii in london. we have a live look outside westminster hall where that steady stream of mourners continues. some people standing in line for as long as 20 hours or more just to spend a few moments at the queen's coffin. nbc's jay gray is outside of buckingham palace with a closer look at how tens of thousands of mourners are honoring their queen. >> their pace is deliberate, their demeanor stoic, somber. queen elizabeth's children led by king charles joining the vigil around her coffin. >> they are amazing

conduct officer goodman is expected to testify at jensen's trial.ct has pleaded not guilty according to prosecutors, two days after the insurrection, jensen told the fbi he wanted to incite a revolution. he said he intended to place himself in the front of the pack so people could see his black shirt with a "q" on it jensen says he wanted to be the poster boy for qanon he's not the only one. since the 2020 election, conspiracy theories have run rampant online now reporters at the atlantic say conspiracy theorists are threatening our democracy. the new peacock docuseries "shadowland" inspired by reporting from the atlantic. it's trying to find out why. >> a conspiracy theory is a theory that there is someone bigger that is pulling the strings. >> there are wealthy, powerful families that control everything >> the nazis aren't coming, they're here >> our elections were stolen >> you devil worshipper satanist witch! >> the rule of law in this country has been eliminated. >> there's money to be made here. >> people are dying that don't need to. >> they

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> something that could help folks in oakland. people in the city can get up to ten sand bags per household at municipal service center on edgewater drive. san francisco public works at public works yard at marin and kansas street. bring proof of address. also download our free nbc bay area news app, get access to storm ranger mobile doppler radar, help you track the weather in your neighborhood and send alert minutes before the rain starts to fall. >>> some homeowners in el dorado were allowed to go home. fire is 21% contained. destroyed 90 homes and businesses. evacuation orders lifted in georgetown but others are in effect. crews are hoping the rain will slow down the fire's progress. >>> follow-up on homicide case in oakley. a woman released after deadly shooting of man at her home is charged with murder. oakley police found man dying from gunshot wounds outside of home on west cypress road. say goodner lived at home and filed restraining order. then found out she lied about their relationship. facing murder charges. >>> uppin

, but jensen is rallying the troops right now. do you think he just rolled back and said what am i going to do he called everybody in and said we are going to find a way to get this so that the u.s. government is happy and our customers are happy. he spent the whole day talking about that to people i am with jensen he's been counted out so many times. do you know how many >> i don't >> this is a wake-up call. jensen was saying maybe we were fat and happy. this is a wake-up call >> i love jensen >> i love him even more right now. >> the ability of the company to develop -- >> they have time to pivot >> support existing customers with a-100 may require the company's transition to certain operations out of china. >> so in 2018, when the coin, crypto coin people were using his for ethereum and preannounced and preannounced, he said i'm going to find a way to disable this so it is not going to matter anymore. and he did it within one year, and that was the end and then you had a gallup to $750 billion that was worse than michael gallup

donald jensen is the director of russia and strategic stability at the u.s.titute of peace, and a former u.s. diplomat in moscow. welcome to the program. pavel, quite interesting the way people are divided over the legacy of gorbachev now we do understand that president putin won't be attending the funeral. , there will be no official state funeral. is this because of the prevailing sentiment in the establishment and among many russians that this is someone who was very naive in dealing with the west? guest: gorbachev was not naive. i mean, i knew the man. we had quite a number of meetings and discussed different things. he was anything but naive. of course, maybe his education was a bit, you know, kind of party-style, going through the ranks of the party. but still, he was a very shrewd and very effective political operator which allowed him to get to the tops of the russian soviet leadership. and he was not naive. he had ideas. he believed in them and that was not only his ideas that was a group of party top officials who wanted to believe that they could c

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the nbc bay area's tom jensen has more on what happened and the hunt for several suspects still underway>> reporter: this is unusual but not unheard of. in fact there was another gun shoot out right outside another grow operation here, just around the corner on doolittle, about five or six years ago. but this one ended early this morning outside of this warehouse, where there was a shootout in a large marijuana grow. several officers have been on the scene all day to respond to a burglary in progress call at this warehouse on the 2000 block of adams avenue at about 4:20 this morning. >> we are sifting through the shell casings and evidence on the scene to see how many suspects there were. >> reporter: criminal investigation division commander , matthew, says, when officers arrived they learned that there was a shootout between a security guard and one of the suspects. we don't know if that suspect was inside this suv, towed from the scene this afternoon. but he was hit once and is hospitalized in critical condition. a man who is managing the cannabis grow was also shot several times and

she's now in munich, germany and in washington dc. donald jensen is the director of russia and strategic stability at the us institute of peace and former u. s. diplomat in moscow. welcome to the program, pavel quite interesting, the way people are divided over the legacy of god. but now we do understand that a president put in won't be attending the funeral. there will be no official state funeral is, is because of the prevailing sentiment in the establishment. and among many russians that this is someone who was very naive in dealing with the west. oh good. but she was not naive. i mean, i knew the man i, we had the greater number of meetings in discuss different things. he was anything but naive, of course he may be, his education was a bit here now kind of party style going through the ranks of the party. but still, he was a very shrewd and very effective bowler to co operator, which allows him to get to the tops of the russian soviet leadership. and he was not naive. he had ideas, he believed in them. and that was not only his ideas, that was a group of party top officials who wante

in san jose, thom jensen nbc bay area news. >>> the standoff is over but the case is not closed. san jose police tell us they are still looking for the domestic violence suspect at the center of a more than 12-hour standoff. it happened in the seven hills community center. officers searched the home around 11:30 last night. the suspect was not there. an evacuation center was set up for neighbors who couldn't get into their home because the street was blocked off. >>> firefighters jumped into action when a woman needed help at china beach. the call came in about 9:45 this morning. it appears she got stuck on the cliff after swimming or hiking. a firefighter was lowered down to her, and she was put on a boat, taken back to shore. that woman is expected to be okay. >>> moving you forward, more omicron booster shots going into arms in the bay area. contra costa health services began offering a new shot at the evacuation center. at the richmond auditorium. the recently authorized booster shots are designed to protect against the original covid strain and the newer om variants. those 1

jensen is running for governor of minnesota, also currently running as fast as you can away from hisportion. here's what he told minnesota public radio just in march. >> if you were governor, would you try to impose new restrictions on abortion? bennett [inaudible] outright >> ban abortion -- i think we are basically in a situation where we should be governed by -- there is no reason for us to be having abortions going on. >> i would try to ban abortion. there is no reason for us to have abortions going on. weird syntax but very clear, very straightforward. black and white. that guy right now trails his opponent, incumbent democratic governor tim walz by 18 points. -- what we should take pulling within enormous grain of salt it could be why jensen released this new ad, possibly trying to make up some ground. >> -- 500 babies in my career. abortion is divisive. and tim walz is weaponizing the issue. in minnesota, it's a protected constitutional right and no governor can change that. and i'm not running to do that. >> okay, first of all it is we are to be holding a baby in your ad. i g

tom jensen in the newsroom with the latest on the fire fight underway. >> reporter: we heard a warning saying that resources haven't been stressed so far but in recent days fire starts and intensities have increased significantly. the fire started friday afternoon and winds pushed the flames swiftly into heavy forest land and in the case of the mill fire, in to the town of weed. near an old lumber mill destroying homes in its path and cal fires chief deputy director said it's just the start. >> the hottest and driest days are still ahead of us and the extreme heat and the drought and the bone dry vegetation really makes for the perfect ingredients for rapid fire spread. >> reporter: 4300 firefighters are on the line. hundreds are from the bay area and teams alameda and santa rosa join them tonight, returning the favor of aid just as crews from across the state helped them during 2017 fires in the north bay. >> what's happening now is similar to what happened in our area where resources are heading in those directions, immediate needs to help those communities. >> reporter: that neighbo

scott jensen, joins us now. a theme of this, doctor, no not, you know, from tim walz not deploying with his unit, from tim walz not protecting the police precinct, from tim walz not shutting down what was known to be a fraudulent covid scam. >> no question about it, pete. when the going gets tough, tim walz quits. he did it with the national guard in 2005, he did it when it came time to protect the streets of minneapolis in 2020, and it when it came time to give up the third precinct. but in this situation, he's gotten caught redhanded. this reminds me of the flavor of watergate. what did tim walz know and when did he know it? and when did he decide to try to use the judge as the scapegoat, never thinking that judge guffman would come out and say, hey, you're not going to do this to me. i never told you to make those payments. you and your department of education made fraudulent payments even after you knew there was a problem to the tune of some $250 million. and, pete, it may well be more than that. so i think

jim, before we get to pisani, i want to talk about your interview with jensen wong by the way, micronuts micron missuo cuts western to neutral jensen talked to you about the gaming channel and how they're plowing ahead, even as that market corrects. >> gaming market's great and the gaming market is larger than ever. in fact, the overall gaming market grew 70% today relative to the before the pandemic and so, over the course of the last two and a half years, the market has grown some 70%. >> jim >> well, i think that jensen was -- i can't tell you he was effusive i know that he still has pr problems with ethereum cards in the channel. ethereum has a system where you won't have to mine with nvidia cards. i know jensen's really happy that's finally over, hard to forecast there's some inventory in the system, david. if there's inventory in the system, then you can't necessarily believe that nvidia has reached a bottom this is another one of those stocks that we can put up the chart and it is incredibly bad for the last two years, given up so much of the gains but we didn't get what we wan

someone who you know my travel trust owns the stock, what do we do, what do people not see here, jensent allows for people to still sell it down 60% and i'm not asking you to speculate on the stock i'm asking you to speculate on the future and what people seem to be missing. >> well, the market is great and the gaming market is larger than ever in fact, the overall gaming market grew 70% today relative to the before the pandemic so over the course of the last two and aket has grown 70%. so i think the market for gaming is fundamentally sound we had too much inventory as you recall coming into the year, the whole market was really, really vibrant and super high and the supply chain was super long and so we had a lot of inventory in the pipeline we are going to take two quarters, two and a half or so q 2, q 3, a little bit of q 4 to normalize our channel and the way to do that is to sell less into the channel than what is being sold out what is being sold out into the market is good the gaming market is solid the world's gaming market continues to be vibrant. we have absolutely no doubt t

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officer goodman received at the trial of doug jensen, one of the rioters that pursued goodman up two of stairs that day. in his testimony, officer goodman said he found himself holding pepper spray in one hand and his baton in the other as police faced off with the rioters. he was hit in the face with bear spray and also hit with tear gas that was deployed by fellow law enforcement. as more officers arrived, goodman says he was able to go inside tow a triage area where he described throwing up into a bucket before returning outside. he said a crowd of what looked like thousands was overwhelming police and climbing all over the scaffolding. goodman described being jabbed at by a man with a confederate flag. he also said that he had his hand on his gun when he encountered the rioters at the bottom of the stairs which he said he rarely does. officer goodman was hailed as a hero after the insurrection for protecting members of congress by leading rioters including doug jensen away from the senate floor. there the is one moment in particular he may have spared mitt romney's life. meanwhil

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who confirm such support, defense, financial sanctions, i spoke today with nato secretary general jensenand thanked him for his strong condemnation of the russian pseudo-referendums discussed in detail the situation on the front line and the further support of the armed forces of ukraine from the side of the alliance members, every new russian attack on ukrainian cities on our civilian objects , it is good that the existing defense support for ukraine is not enough, we clearly say this to our partners and they hear us, and this is important today in kyiv held talks with the minister of europe and foreign affairs of france france is making significant efforts to really help our country and to solve the crises created by russia discussed in detail with the minister, we discussed in detail the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, our defense needs were discussed in detail, we discussed in detail our joint reaction to every further provocative step by russia with pseudo-referendums, today in moscow, another false statement was made regarding the achievements of ukraine and our countr

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forgotten the courage that took place that day should echo forever former marine and artist ryan jensen paying his perspects to those lost and to the first responders still serving our communities to the firefighters here. to the police officers to the people making the community a wonderful safe place. i have so much gratitude for you cornell bernard abc 7 news. today you can find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 at our website abc 7 news.com. you can also find it on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app moving on now three people were hurt in a shootout in an indoor marijuana grow operation in san leandro early this morning. police say a burglary was reported on adams avenue. not far from the oakland airport officers arrived and learned. there was a shootout between suspects and people working at the site. officers saw a van speed away and chased after it at one point the suspect switched vehicles and one was caught other suspects then escaped. new developments tonight in the murder of eight year old sophia mason from hayward. we learned yesterday that suspect dante jackson ha

thom jensen "today in the bay." >>> 4:34. reflecting and adjusting to an absence of queen elizabeth ii. over the week crowds lined the streets of edinburgh, scotland, as the somber trip arrived at the cathedral. the new prince and princess of wales were joined by the duke and duchess of sussex to greet well-wishers and view the people with flowers they left behind. the contribute to the queen. nbc's keir simmons reports from london on the first public appearance for the group in years. >> reporter: good morning. this week pageantry and the public will give queen elizabeth a good-bye fit for a monarch. her body in edinburgh will be brought here to buckingham palace and on to lie in state where thousands are expected to line up for one last chance to say good-bye. but it is this last weekend's events that have many people stunned. william and harry, kate and meghan, appearing in front of the public and one member of the public this morning sharing a conversation with kate where she told them little louie, just 4 years old, told

immediately for 20 to parliament guess who bass physical see was like was just get your money at the boy jensen as possible beneath him with a barber in the guitar. the suite number you and you are calling for crystal, blaine. m a bravo at bristol, plenty avenue, criminal machine sir, or nor took a samsung galaxy s. there should pumps loop among them our little shoes up a nail crane. it should by the roy modica for as a shallow youth musician muscle model. corrine's come on that water furthermore, because that was waves of the let's see, flood as glen, the grass that are the maclaine skin for present corona said they're going out of thought those of a go provide edible of see each knows you. so katie brussel cranes camaro them are but junior that are not all the stuff. i probably if you will, that is new. but she talks about a priority where he hasn't value of it. you better from who did seem decently it. extend mavita chip to state or go your party some or border your but it's only about a shirts. a cautious schedule will give a tourist for me to always give you all of your before the officers

of am i biting fruit and jensen products as gifts, but they're more expensive this year. prices of farm produce in particular have shot up in part because of damaging rains and storm that south korea has been experiencing with vegetable prices up more than a quarter compared with last year. i did today, you're out looking for the humble cabbage. the essential ingredient for kim cheek. you could find yourself paying 3 times as much as last you saw how yeah, we raised our prices like every one else and people are buying lease. the price of cooking oil has gone up, a 100 percent and other ingredients are more expensive. we feel bad, but it's a difficult time for every one right now. very aware of the importance of this festival, the government has been trying to increase the food supply. i'm looking at different ways of keeping prices down, so that hard press shoppers badly in need of a holiday. don't blame them for an unhappy to soc. 5 people have died in new zealand when a bought bird watching boat capsized reportedly after colliding with a while. 6 survivors were pulled from the water n

forgotten the courage that took place that day should echo forever former marine and artist ryan jensen paying his perspects to those lost and to the first responders still serving our communities. the firefighters here to the police officers to the people making the community a wonderful safe place. i have so much gratitude for you cornell bernard abc 7 news. today you can find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 at our website abc7news.com. it's also at our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app moving on to other news now three people were hurt in a shootout at an indoor marijuana grow operation in san leandro this morning. police say a burglary was reported on adams avenue. not far from the oakland airport officers arrived and learned. there was a shootout between suspects and people working at the site. officers saw a van speed away and it chased after it at one point the suspect switched vehicles and one was caught while two other suspects escaped. new developments tonight in the murder of eight year old sophia mason from hayward. we've learned yesterday that suspect dante jackson

but i would say this you count jensen out after this, mak making a very big mistake. with what he had to do with ethereum where he had to make the cards where they could not use ethereum after the terrible decline in 2018 i'm not ethereum i'm not saying to buy nvidia today. i'm saying don't write it off. amd, the hit is less than 5%, so as people were selling amd, they don't. but nvidia is -- it's front and center that said, that is worth a great deal to the company. you could argue there's more than $20 billion in market cap and there you go, that's what you've got it's a terrible situation, but it's a great situation if you're trying to make it so that the pla is not as strong >> right jim, i know you did a lot of work on this i know you have more to talk about. >> endlessly oh, my god this is a shock. this is a shock because they don't do any work with the military the end market is very benign. jensen will come with a workaround i am promising you that. >> all right jim, we'll be watching i know you've got a lot more to say about this we will see you in a little b

former marine and artist ryan jensen paying his respects to those lost and to the first responders stilles. >> to the firefighters here, to the police officers, to the people making the community a wonderful and safe place, i have so much gratitude for you. chris: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: people came together to honor 9/11 at the multi-faith piece vigil. it is put on by several faith organizations, including the american muslim voice and the september 11 families for peaceful tomorrows. both of them say sharing peace and friendship is how they would like loved ones to be remembered. you too can find a connection to historic bridge of 9/11 on abc7news.com. you can also find it on our bay area streaming app. bart is celebrating 50 years of service today and this week, abc 7 news is taking a look at the past, present, and future of the bay's biggest transit system. david louis looks at how the ambitious project came to be. david: construction of the bay area rapid transit system was a goal to create a next-generation transit network. while september 11, 1992, was a great achieveme

gimme a customer jensen with it on just that i was just gonna give you . i also heard of her to start with them in a classroom. so it's some us said god, it all 3 things to do. most of the children instead. so fit in room things with division and they, i school and i was of making them a lot for the for me to, to live it that i'm on the film this fixed the out the does that to miss listen all for money, a move in the go through the do to day the that was kinda stewed possesses. this is aaron lewis, the fin lamar thought a call for the golf simple. i write them up for those and then follow their finger to to so, but i am more fort said to put on the latest news as it breaks. this village is the 1st village in this area to have a rebuild. since the us area military took our group, throw up this area with detailed coverage. this mountain behind me is still being occupied by the, by john's armed forces. from around the world migration official fe, they're dealing with more than $200000.00 pending application. ah, anticipation is rising and so is the atmosphere

i would like to think the judges as well as jim jensen for recognizing me. i would like to think my parents for their love and support while laying the foundation to help me realize my full potential as an african-american woman to accomplish in goals in such -- i set out to achieve. i have always had an interest in and the career of sports journalism. as a student athlete i witnessed firsthand how many women, minorities and other underrepresented groups place bias. many stories are omitted from the media altogether. as a sports journalist, i want to provide a voice for these individuals. your investment means more than i can express. i plan to do my best as a student to achieve michael of confronting inequalities and highlighting diversity through the videos and articles i will produce. thank you again for this awesome opportunity and i help to be at the press club in in person one day soon. [applause] >>sean cummings was recognized with a one-time scholarship of $5,000 per graduate student. a freelance writer has had work appear in the santa barbara indepe

while tire is one of them, told us how he lived for eight years as laura jensen where he realized tragicallyole thing was a life destroying mistake. here is part of that conversation in a preview of the documentary. ♪ ♪ >> my name is while tire and i have a website called sex change regret. and i find people who have regret and try to prevent people who don't and from having regret. i was identifying as a female for eight years until i got my sanity back, thank god. in the group that i work with, there is over 60% of them are sexually abused at some point in their childhood or early life. >> tucker: researcher lisa littman found that two-thirds of trans youth and adults have been diagnosed with at least one mental health disorder prior to gender dysphoria, depression, self-harm, eating disorders, or neurodevelopmental disorders like autism, and half of these people experience to trust doing an stressful event prior to the onset of their gender dysphoria. >> they are all sorts of ways. >> i think they are grooming the next generation. i think that it's very clear. i see the very same thing th

today in the bay's tom jensen is in the newsroom with what is under way. >> we have heard from the firet resources are not strapped, but in recent days the fire starts and intensities have been increasing significantly. >> reporter: the mill fire started friday afternoon, and the flames were swept into the mill land and quickly into the town of weed near a old lumber mill, and destroying homes in the path. the cal fire deputy director says it is the start. >> the hottest and the driest days are still ahead of us, and the extreme heat coupled with the persistent draught that we are in as well as the zone dry vegetation make the perfect ingredients for rapid fire spread. >> reporter: and the firefighters are out in this sweltering heat, and hundreds of them from the bay area and alameda and others from mutual aid are there to help them just as they helped them with the destructive fires in north bay. >> it is helping just as they helped us in our area where the resources going to help those communities. >> reporter: that area where the mill fire started is one of the first working class n

add to the position are amd and nvidia amd for many of the same reasons, lisa's a superb ceo, and jensen, "a" plus. >> you're microsoft and apple because you believe in those leaders but i have to get your take on meta you were on the board of then facebook, now meta, for many years. what's your take on zuckerberg transitioning this company to be all about the metaverse? >> the core business at meta is strong although it has head winds as google and others do in the advertising space. i would love to see mark lay out far more specifically what his metaverse strategy is. at the high level i understand where he's going, knowing mark extremely well gaming is a very important part of the metaverse they are building plat forms that allow really interesting gaming applications on oculus and next year will be the big year with apple, sony and others introducing glassing but it's not a chooherent straty yet. that gives me pause. mark will get there. the other thing i would say about facebook that is not appreciated enough, instagram and whatsapp are two of the most important applications worldwi

jensen wong making some comments at the company's conference, announcing some new products christinatoring and joins us with some highlights >> nvidia sticking with its gaming routes. so in simple terms think of love lace architecture as than the engine of a car and the graphics processor as a car the processor can provide realtime rendering to create fully simulated worlds, which is what you're seeing on your screen right now, even down to light refraction on a plane. we have signs of slowing in the second quarter but also announcing its latest h100 graphics processor and that's going to help with high performance computing. so investors were worried about delays in this particular chip because it was being developed with chinese partners and the united states as we know is imposing export restrictions on ai chips to china. invid you warning previously it could take a $400 million revenue hit this quarter loan. but there is a positive for this since a five-year license is required to use this service and nvidia announcing its first software and infrastructure as a service offering f

the decree on partial mobilization has been signed to only her teeth jensen by borne that vladimir puritans announcement well further escalate the war. but he also said the move shows that russian troops struggling the speech, earned her portion, mobilization of the armed forces. russia just demonstrate that her, he miscalculated, he made a big mistake, strategic mistake, and walk me. i've seen so far, is that so the russian troops are ill equipped. they lack a proper command and control, and they also have struggle a lot with logistics. but of course, more troops or will escalate the conflict that will mean more suffering, more loss of lives, ukrainian lives, but also russian lives on our correspondence of falling reactions to this latest escalation in the ukraine war in just a moment. we'll be hearing from our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit in washington. but 1st let's go to gabrielle sunday. he's in the ukrainian capsule and gay. what's been the response from keith to uproot and speech spent very interesting now because it's been several hours since put in speech. it's now a

a veteran jury who the convicted a qanon -- eugene goodman, the defendant doug jensen, posted videosle, an army reservist was sentenced to four years in federal prison, he claimed he did know not know congressman at the capitol. rioter, stephen ayres was sentenced to probation after testifying for the january six committee. this is happening as the members of the proud boys continued to avoid charges for conspiracy. now a new book is calling them the most successful extremist group in the digital age. andy campbell, a senior editor at the washington post, the author of we are proud boys -- andy, welcome. hi be joining us. >> happy to be. here >> why are they especially successful online. >> the proud boys have taken what extremist groups used to do, which is only the violence, only the hate, and they have made it palatable for the gop and the national audience by gaining relationships within the gop and with media pundits who helped them sort of normalize the political violence, something that is a necessary defense against what they call the leftist threat, the gop's bogeyman. the p

not as compatible carsa cara and jensen brooks be producing one of the restaurants of assortment. so far, brooks did get the better of this exchange, but it was i'll cross the finish stuff as a straight sets winner. he's in the last thing in the women's draw world at newborn industry. and that was also a when a, despite falling behind in the 2nd sense in her match against american lauren davis . the french open champion went on to an in straight sets sunset when next face germany. unit ne maya. now some good news for mozart. gpc oldtime great. spain's marquez says he's 100 percent. sure. he will rice again. this season mark has gone through full operations on the army bodily injury during a crush a couple of years ago. the 6 time world champion is also suffered with concussion injuries motif doctors of given him the all clear though it's a resume with his career. honestly speaking, i was in his pain and they were very strict on my revelation on the and i already come here with some guarantees. i of course on the and i already did i, the bike, i'm and i feel like i was in acceptabl

. >> you know, claire, i think it was amy jensen i think is her name, the middle woman in our group therei found what she said, well, it depends on what the other side is doing. her vote for biden was exactly the premise that biden ran on. he knew there were people like her that would vote for hem. maybe not for a more progressive democrat but for him because of trump. >> and that's what i did his philadelphia speech was about. it was all about trying to invite the amys of america into the tent. >> not that amy. >> not that amy, the amy you interviewed in arizona. i did that's what it was about. i do they know the democratic party is struggling with an issue that is real, and that is that all of our leadership, and i say this as somebody who's ancient. a lot of old folks are running the democratic party now in every part of the democratic party. i think the democratic party will benefit from doing some gazing about how to the young people to the forefront because young people will be important to us in 2024. >> ironically, matt, if republicans have a good election night particularly on th

also say to match points against a spanish opponent singular list in the men's jaw. cosell kara and jensen brooks b producing one of the rallies of the tournament. so for books feed got the better of this exchange, but it was number 3 seed alcaraz finished up as a straight sits when he's into the last 60 a little have dropped more points in the english premier league is there, bumpy starts. the season continues that, you know, mill, the city roles ever seen here at this 2nd half effort rolled out of side. mm hm. it's element close to school in the light, went from liverpool, is seen of one, just 2 of their opening 6 games to big vide what everybody expects from both teams before. then play always extremely rob, upgraded enough top chances didn't use them kind of score, but i said you can win the darby, don't lose it. defending champions. manchester city also trotting point spelling hall and gay city the lead against aston villa. that is hence goal and 6 league matches villa heading back shortly on bally much can if one more city 2nd in the same your point behind leaders asked of i play man

it doesn't take a lawyer or a jensen to recognize this would likely be very illegal to do, but put aside the murders and the rapists and the criminals, could you take people from the border and dump them into blue states. we asked the lawyers and they told us, no, the federal government cannot do that. congress has not authorized that. the governors are walking into the same problem that we told the white house was illegal and they couldn't do, and now they're trying to do the same thing. >> why do you think they are taking this course and why is it that this kind of cruelty is coming from one particular party, the republicans right now? this is cruelty to those who are seeking asylum in this country, something that we are quite proud of as a country or have been? >> look, you can disagree on immigration and i still think people should be proud of fact that 2 million people want badly to come into this country. but this is not the way to treat them once they get here. why are they doing it? the answer is simple. donald trump didn't want to do it because it was going to solve the crisis a

jensen beach, capitola santa cruz over areas of the monterrey area, all enjoying some sunshine this afternoonong the coastline. we do just have a very light breeze out there coming in from variable directions. we've got napa reporting of west breeze at five. we have fairfield reporting in northeast breeze at 10. and for oakland, we've got a southerly wind about five as well. the temperature change. notice how much warmer we are out there. the this afternoon conquered is up by seven. nevada was up by five. san jose. you are up by eight degrees and look at some of these numbers out there 80 degrees over san jose 82 right now in concord, 80. over nevado beautiful 70 in the city of san francisco 68 degrees. partly cloudy, mostly sunny right now at half moon by the future cast, not much going on out there. we're going to continue with this pattern. in fact, high pressure is going to be strengthening in in time for your weekend, and we are going to be anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above the seasonal average by your afternoon today , and here's a comparison from yesterday into today, santa rosa , yo

this is so would have thought of kensington, which is also follow through these the royal barra of jensen and chelsea. that i go as far as that, but of course we went a little bit further. i pump basically continues into kensington gardens. and that's why kensington palace is just been home to many in the family treating till recently the prince william who was now course the prince of wales, not the throne, although before the queen's death few weeks before he moved full time out to windsor and down the road, as i said, that is called queen's gate. and again, i expect that road to be lined with people. be quiet. and now as we look at the view back at westminster abbey, i know that's it. i think that's it. that's that's, that's the picture with a picture of st. george's chapel at windsor, which is the next place. they'll be going we say chapel, but it's actually a massive church is a massive church and god's already on duty. there is quite a long wait for them in the sun. and you know, we've said before that these are hard soldiers and not toy soldiers. they all fighting men and they need

and it seems like jensen is aware that he is not on the right side of this right now. >> i think yourect. and what we see in minnesota is the latest example in a trend we have seen -- we have seen republican candidates in arizona, north carolina, in michigan, tried to backtrack from their professed desire to ban abortion, often all circumstances, often with no exception for rape or incest. many things have changed right now. this is a general election, not a primary. the overturn of roe v. wade is no longer theoretical. it is real. and there is all sorts of reasons that you want, if you are republican, to avoid adopting such an unpopular position. but what i want to emphasize is that this is not new for the republican party. since the day that roe is overturned, we saw the republican senatorial campaign arm advising candidates to say that they would not criminalize doctors for performing abortions. >> right. >> and that simply isn't true. republicans know that, in many ways, they are not on the populous side of this issue. and that is why they are hesitant to talk about it. and when

next up for the 30, the is home player, jensen brooks, the in the last there to to hawk out of reach the quarter finals in new york last year. ukraine's martyr go. silk refuse to shake hands with victoria as a rankoff bella rosa at the end of the match by louis. it has been a key ally of russia in the war against ukraine. co stuco who lost in straight sets says that she contacted i so anchor before the matcher. to tell her she wouldn't do the customary handshake. the parent said that it's happened racket at the next. i don't to believe that making a big deal out of it is important. i always shake, cancel my opponents i i had the same situation with your strep's going washington. it is what it is. well, number one, i gush wine take his also through to the round 3. the polar star beat form a champion home player. so in stevens, in straight sets to time grass anti to winner says that she still hoping to have one last match against serena williams. tonight is a great example of like knowing that sky's the limit then for sure. watching current is amazing. just explain better and better ev

bakery for mary ester, a search for the 1st time that ask and patio has taught us how sad as to and jensen brooks theme, for just one of the best rallies of the toilet so far would speak up the better of this exchange, but it was number 3. see that color, who finished up as a straight sets winner to progress into the last 60 over in the women's draw world number one, e gosh, wine t x u s. open campaign also remains on track, despite falling behind in the 2nd set and her match against american lauren davis. he french open champion, went on to win a straight set. 6364 tri tech will face germany. is it really your mayor? and the last 16 to tell mobile than champion petrocca to work came through an app, pick a match against gabby, and we're good with that. the check a player securing the win and a tie break at the end of the 3rd set up next for give it to her as jessica pergola of the united states. right. and are currently hosting bottom of the table. less than the premier league. it's one of 2 matches happening in england on sunday. leg game sees legally there's arsenal, travel to manchester

the guy leading the charge there, against officer goodman, doug jensen, now on trial, and he is the onethe conspiracy theory and thought the so-called storm had arrived on january 6th. nbc news justice reporter ryan riley is following this trial. it is so interesting here, ryan, because i think that is among the most familiar scenes from january 6th, that video, of officer goodman coming up the stairs and we haven't heard much from him publicly at all and what little we have heard comes from court testimony. talk to us about what we've heard so far. >> that's right. a lot of people know about that video shot by our friend igor, but what we learned on the stand and court filings recently that eugene goodman has a whole story preceded what exactly happened in that video, he actually was outside, and he was getting pepper sprayed, and got hit with air spray outside of the capitol before all of this took place. and he also was involved in an arrest, he actually put someone in a police van, because he didn't have as much of a heavy uniform as a lot of the other folks who had harder gear, whe

i said for the 1st time, those compassionate carlos al qaeda and jensen books be produced. one of the best rallies of the tournament so far looks be got the better of this exchange. but it was number 3 seed al qaeda who finished up as a straight sets winner to progress into the last 16. although the women's jaw wall number one, i guess wine takes the u. s. open campaign also remains on track despite falling behind and the 2nd set in her a match against american lauren davis event open champion, went on to win, is straight set. 63645 tech will face germany senior year. and the last 16 to tom wimbledon champion. pit that i give it to that came through an epic match against gabrielle mor good with her, a check. claire securing the win and a tie break at the end of the 3rd set up next for give it to her is that jessica beula of the united states in the spanish league. barcelona have maintained their on beaten star to the season that they beat severe to keep the pressure on leaders re arm a dread. parsa have now moved up the 2nd in the table with 2 points to head to we are. this

except for the 30, this home player jensen brooks, been in the last set to i've kind of reached the quarter finals in new york last. yes. ukraine's marta accost. zuka refused to shake hands with victoria as rankoff bella ruth, at the end of the match. but it was, that has been a key, and i of russia in the war against ukraine. costume who lost in straight sets that says if she contacted as a rank of before the match to tell her she wouldn't do the customary handshake. the parents said that tapped rackets at the next thing. i don't to believe that making a big deal out of it is important. i always shake cancel my opponents and i had the same situation with your strep's going washington. it is what it is. well, number one, i gush wine take his also through to rom 3, the polish thought beat, former champion home player, slow stevens in straight sets. it's a time grand slam type. a winner says that she's still hoping to have one last match against serena williams is a great example of like knowing that sky's the limit then for sure watching her. she's amazing that she's going better and better

hairy jensen the superintendent of maintenance taught me everything about traction motors. mechanisms. not just trolleys, he taught me anything. 9 at night we are sitting there talking. he will be missed. harry jensen. larry martin. passed on to glory. was the executive vice president of the twu. the west coast representative vice president for the international. he pulled me by you know told me i want you to do this. i said, larry,il try. no you will do this. he was fluential in city politics. in closing, what i like to see is the board, chair and the board to get closer to the operators. you need them. we have operators traveling 150 miles one way to come to work. and a lot -- i can't imagine i'm all my stuff is in the city. i can't do it. that is a lot. please, what your decisions are make surety operators your thoughts with the operator's in mind. please. because, life is not like it was 30 years ago when i started. the farthest was valleto. we are talk yuba city. they want the american dream but gotta go further to get it. please, consider the prirts and think about th