john hall reports. oh, occurred night of protests in the george and capital tbilisi, despite a government promised to withdraw draft legislation that opposition media and civil society group said would stifle press freedom and silence dissent. oh no one was taking the government at its word. i came upon them. the fight will continue until these bills are with drawn and even the minimum legal opportunity to reverse that decision is rolled out. for many, the draft bill has echoes of russian legislation criminalizing foreign funded media and n g o's. it would force those receiving more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to register as foreign agents or face heavy fines. and there are concerns, it might jeopardize george's pro western aspirations. we are ready to go on with the protest because it's not about our particular organization. it's about george in europe and injure atlantic aspiration and we are not. we're not going to put that grant. that's the key issue on their question. wednesday nig

john hall has more or less from london, 40 nations represented here. that's by no means all of the signatories, the rome statute. that founded the i c. c. but perhaps most of the western ones and they will be pledges of funding. there will be pledges of board resources to help the i c. c to support it. it's ongoing sort of investigations into war crimes in ukraine that will eventually of course be a vast scope and will take many years. and we'll have to look both ways. it's not just the russians who have committed war crimes, in all likelihood. it is a country at war. but it's a collective sort of re affirming of commitment to that journey towards international justice. the 1st big step, of course, on that journey with these arrest warrants for prison food present, president putin and his children's rights commissioner on friday arrest warrants that raise a number of questions that will be discussed here at will he ever president putin see the inside of a dock at the i. c. c onset probably not rusher is not a signatory to the i. c. c. some countries th

have no died from covered 19 and as john hall reports in london for the family is left behind, the emotional cost is enormous. amanda henry remembers her dad robert in happier times. this lonely san new? yes. hi. i cousins her. he's permission to have what she was all time. she tries hard not to think of him at the end. withered by dementia. strickland with cove in the east london care home where he died. we trusted the government to protect all of us, especially the most vulnerable in our society. and they just didn't do it. coded 19 ravaged homes across the country. places with tests and p, p e were in short supply. people like amanda will be watching closely as former prime minister boris johnson gives evidence about his actions at the time. the privileges committee isn't investigating where the bar is. johnson acted illegally with respect to those drinks gatherings in downing street that became known as party gates. the police have already decided that he did. what's the issue here is whether he deliberately misled problem and lied to pave when he told them at the time that no rooms had

johnson is accused of deliberately misleading parliaments, john hall reports from london. some have called it boris johnson's last stand. this colossal figure of british politics, demeaned under close questioning by a cross party committee of m p. 's book. i mean, whatever you, this is very boring point. whatever, whatever your interpretation of the guidance may be. what matters if i may respectfully say is what i believed to have been our efforts to follow the guidance why i thought that they were credible and, and wholehearted. and what i would ask you to allow to ask his next class course at issue here is whether johnson lied to parliament about locked down parties in number 10, downing street speaker. no, but i'm sure that whatever happened either guidance was followed the rules and adding time the former prime minister is adamant he did not. i am here to save you handled haunt that i did not lie to the house. johnson concedes his statements were misleading, but uttered he said, in good faith that he had been told by aids, the events in question were work related and w

john hall reports from linton ball. britain's finance minister called it a budget for growth, not the shock measures. jeremy hunts predisposed to use last autumn thompson. 2 but policies instead intended to restore stability and faith in government after a period of political and economic turmoil. today we faced the future with extraordinary potential. the well bank said that a whole big european countries, we are the best place to do business plays and election in a year and a half. and the conservatives are lagging and polls opponents know that restoring the u. k to growth will be one of the central seems a country or a part of managed decline falling behind our competitors, resting up stack nation of stability as their expiry date looms close. among the measures announced were a series of low tax investment zones to boost productivity in traditionally undefended parts of the country. like here in the west midlands, they were plans to tackle a post covey post breaks in skills shortage, including help to fund childcare. so the hard press parents can rejoined the labor market and enti

john hall reports a 42 2nd video clip released by the pentagon shows of russian su 27 fight a plane dumping what he said to be jet fuel into the path of a u. s. reaper surveillance drone high over the black sea. it makes a 2nd pass, repeating the process and then we're told the plane makes contact with the drones tail propeller. the video feed cuts out resuming 60 seconds later to reveal a damaged propeller blade. afterwards the drones remote pilots bring it down in the waters of the black sea. the pentagon said it would not be deterred by what it said was a patent of risky behavior by russian pilots in international airspace. the united states will continue to fly and to operate wherever international law allows and it is incumbent upon russia to operate as military aircraft in a safe and professional manner. russia's foreign minister said the us drone had not in fact, been in international airspace. honey report is to to touch the post nutshell. they totally ignore the fact that after the start of the special military operation, military declared that certain areas of the black sea had li

john hall report. after 2 days of protests, a spiraling battle against government plans to curb civil liberties in georgia may have been pulled from the brink. the ruling party announced that it would step back from draft legislation. that protest is said, echoed a civil society crackdown in russia. but no one is taking that for granted. we just want to fulfill our dreams and we want to finish the job that we've talked to tv, the goal. of course, it's great news that they want to cancel, but the order still ends, if it will be cancelled. we will be happy, georgia and opposition leaders treated the government's announcement with extreme caution to the early the morning georgians. republic said that they are ready to cancel the rush and provoke the profit people process. you know, the 3 religious reasons we do not believe in quality pavement because we have very bad experience that georgia public, georgia, i believe several time wednesday night. so violent confrontations with police using gas, water, can

well, john hall is joining us live now from that conference in london. janet, i can imagine the enthusiasm for like certain aspects of the genome editing process, but that are ethical questions as well under but well some of those great advancements in this at technology summed up there in collins report, but also course enormous costs involved. and as you say, the ethical considerations all being discussed here. this 3rd summit of scientists, of ethicists, of policy makers looking into human genome editing. one of them you saw in collins report, their fuel door or nov, is with the innovative genomics institute at the university of california. barclay, thanks so much for joining us. i should be here. i want to pick up on the point that you raised in collins report there, which was your vision, essentially for the future of human genomic editing using this chris per sort of cut and paste technology. you describe it as if you envisage a sort of supermarket checkout system where people turn up with their incredibly rare diseases and walk straight out with a cure, crisper cures on demand. that

john hall has more oh, 3rd night of protests in the george and capital tbilisi, despite a government promised to withdraw draft legislation that opposition media and civil society group said would stifle press freedom and silence descent. oh, no one was taking the government at its word. i came upon them, the fight will continue until these bills are withdrawn and even the minimum legal opportunity to reverse that decision is rolled out. for many, the draft bill has echoes of russian legislation criminalizing foreign funded media and, and g as it would force those receiving more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to register as foreign agents or face heavy fines. and there are concerns, it might jeopardize daughter's pro western aspirations were ready to go on with the protest because it's not about that particular organization. it's about george in european and you're atlantic aspiration and we're not, we're not going to put that graham, that, that issue on their question. wednesday night so violent confrontations with police using t, a gas water cannon and stung grenades.

here to help us recap, fox sports league analyst john smoltz hall of fame pitcher. time with a pitch clock. knocked off about half hour on every game. >> it will be fantastic. people love baseball, don't want to see these changes but they're going to look back and see this is one of the best things to happen. >> frohman was the first tot have a pitch clock violation. if you take too long it costs you a ball. here's how it looked violation. >> there you go. >> first one of the year. >> i wonder how many -- if you had an over/under how many will take place over the course of the season. >> quick, the rules? >> it's going to be great. it's going to speed up the game. every other sports has some kind of clock to speed up the game. baseball's gonna shave about 20, 25 minutes off. >> if we have too many throws to first or kept looking to first. >> after two weeks there won't be any issues. >> yankees won 5-0. here's what happened in the first inning. first time as captain, how would judge do? watch. >> driven to center field. back, still back, on the track, at the wall! s

if this population growth, this can be more water king john david hall is the man who reveal this war to scandal. in 2017, he published a study which he detailed 30 years of abusive practices. rising builds soaring dividends to shareholders and tax with a caricature, financial capitalist. ah, we ended up including a balance, $2.00 billions pounds per year was being taken out of the system by private capital. now the main reason for that was that the dividends, though, paying themselves, were very high. a very regular to these companies were perfect cash machines. they still, they still, ah, ah, everybody lead correctly that we are being swindled by the water. the walk, david whole study then did with it said, is this really how you think that essential services should be located? i think, is the best way by financial interests. so aggressive the really based clarify shares and in terms water just over 10 years when it's filled, it's fun share in the company. march 2017 mcquerry says it had just over $13000000000.00 of debt. somebody at that point will have to repay all those borrowing

and so of course he stepped around briefly to go sit next and john hall, who was coulson secretary, said come to the window. i want to show you something. she said, i promise you, within one minute, haldeman come across the street to nixon's office. and sure enough, haldeman comes running out of the was way up the to nixon's office. and she said, they've told the receptionist outside his hideaway office that get fired if. colson gets in with the president and doesn't alert haldeman or erlichman and so when he gets alone with the president and he plays to the president's side, that they've got to be there to stop nixon from making a mistake. and one of the things they were most proud all in the beginning, second term, they got colson out of the white house. nixon wasn't going to run again. we don't need this guy. get him out of here. but as larry. when the when the chapel colson was the most hated people in america. he personified the dark side of -- nixon every body, knew. let me let me in thinking about it. he reminds me of the former mayor of new york. giuliani yeah. nice target, profe

ah, john is well liked in the city hall where he works. this project is almost finished and they're planning a party today, especially since you are brought in a fresh batch last night. done is very laid back and doesn't limit himself in anything. he works in the modeling business, preparing girls for beauty contests. his job goals for inspiration and new ideas actually, as you told me to look for the key thing, i think bill is. yeah, i've been really bad in here for me day. i'm with a normal one last of them either. now we'll keep moving names on, we do. oh traffic, we're for city dodge, go get the, the geology, little children for donald at another english my badge, margie jim, up all that are older bolden, do you shave what that quality? 3 vacuum english quality of acumen warm is a albuquerque, again, she come barging. the heavy marsh i come home. that's a sad major concern. i don't know. yeah, yeah. if i can buy toward, i not want to come by toward focus a pink dolphins are among the few safe inhabitants of the amazon. but i also decid

that fictional story was told by a hall of fame basketball coach, john wooden, who i have admired. his story reminded me of another story from october 2021. when a flight landed at our airport with some of the first afghan refugee families arriving in rhode island. eagerly awaiting at the airport was jonathan, a rhode island or who works at providence college. jonathan had spent years communicating with a man named amin, an afghan translator for the u.s. military, but they had never met in person. thanks to jonathan's help, amin and his wife and children were able to flee afghanistan. they are now here in rhode island and part of our community. to jonathan and amin, who are both with us tonight, on behalf of the state of rhode island, i want to thank you for being an example of the best in our state. [applause] welcome. amin has opened a business here, a year plus in providence, and thank you so much for sharing your five children with us as well right here in rhode island. i also used my inaugural address to highlight that it is rhode island's time. our moment. our turn. that's wh

. >> john: grady trimble in the halls of the russell building on capitol hill. appreciate it. thank you. i think there are probably consulting firms in d.c. and across the country that prepare people for congressional testimony to show their clients that tape and chew and say don't do that. >> dana: they would charge them a lot more. i pointed out on "the five" in 2019 tiktok spent $270,000 on lobbying, last year 5.3 million and it probably doubles if not triples after yesterday. >> john: what happens to chew after yesterday. a whip smart guy but they were united against him in ways i hadn't seen. >> agents with the f.b.i. hostage rescue team from virginia were conducting a hostage rescue when a shooting occurred. >> dana: dramatic hostage scene turns deadly in houston. f.b.i. agents rescued migrants kidnapped for ransom. >> a group of brazen thieves caught on camera making off with a million dollars in collectible items. are soft on crime policies in los angeles to blame? ry, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financi

that fictional story was told by a hall-of-famer ask about coach, john wooden. someone i have admired since i was growing up with my brothers and sisters in cumberland. coach wooden's story reminded me of another story from october 2021. when a flight landed at our airport. with some of the first afghan refugee families arriving in rhode island. eagerly awaiting at the airport was jonathan. a rhode island jury. who works at providence college. jonathan had spent years communicating with a man named him in. an afghan translator for the u.s. military. but they had never met in person. and, thanks to jonathan's help, ayman and his wife and children were able to flee afghanistan. they are now here in rhode island, and part of our community. to jonathan and i'm in, who are both with us here tonight. on behalf of the state of rhode island, i want to thank you for being an example of the best in our state. >> we welcome. ayman has actually opened up a business here, a year plus in providence. and, thank you so much for sharing your five children with us, as. well right

state of emergency after spring breakers become too much out of control and senator john kennedy will be here and benjamin hallast night and stuart varney will make sense what is happening with the bank. rooney and jillian michaels. put on something tight and respectable and get ready for a good week and most importantly, get dressed. . . this man needs updated covid protection. so does she. yup, these guys too. because covid is still out there, and so are you. and if your last vaccine was before september 2022, you're out there with fading protection. but an updated vaccine restores your protection. so you can keep doing you. get an updated covid vaccine and stay out there, safely. >> ashley: xi jinping arriving in moscow where he will be meeting with vladimir putin opinion within the hour. as china comes to write a new world order. >> there is no what he did china and russia and this is out in the national security strategy two countries chafing against in international rules based order that the united states and so many allies and partners built up. rewrite the rules of the game globally. they have been in

and neighborhood service committee clerk and my e-mail address is john-send written comments to the committee by our office in city hall. that is the clerk's office room 244 and city hall address is 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place. if you submit written comment i will add your comment to the file and send your comments to members of public safety committee for consideration. we retain those comments in the public record. for today's meetic we had special request for interpretation service and we have both remote consecutive interpretation and in-person simultaneous interpretation of today's discussion for those who may need interpretation in spanish or cantonese. we have (indiscernible) and marty dickenson from lando associates provided interpretation and-[announcing interpreter names] in the back of the chambers for those who may need interpretation of today's proceedings. i like to check in with (indiscernible) in order to provide access instructions in cantonese and spanish respectively. >> thank you. my name is tom- [providing instructions for public comment] >> thank you very much both of you for being here and for

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this story, the voice of hall of fame broadcaster john miller is now being used to lure business to san francisco golden we are the break in the clouds a beacon in the dark. a haven? a wild imagination. the play by play announcer for the san francisco giants, has been recruited to narrate a 92nd video promoting the city by the bay. it features some of the best known images of san francisco as it points out the economic and cultural benefits of doing business in the city. it's part of efforts to bring back more tourists. san jose's own los tigres del norte is planning a concert at the s a p center to benefit farmworkers . the grammy winning group spoke to reporters this morning about their upcoming show. the band has a portion of the proceeds from each ticket will be donated to support the work of two bay area nonprofit groups that are focused on assisting and empowering the farmworker community. we know that's a lot of people that they they need to be. help to help and we are on the more exciting moment for us to be part of this, and this is the excitement where they bring us here to pa

the voice of hall of fame broadcaster john miller is now being used to lure businesses to san francisco. we are golden we are the break in the clouds. beacon in the dark. a haven wild imagination. the play by play announcer for the san francisco giants has been recruited to narrate a 92nd video promoting the city by the bay. it features some of the best known images of san francisco as it points out the economic and cultural benefits of doing business in the city. it's part of the efforts to bring businesses and tourists back to the bay area makes you want to go have a crab sandwich. walk on the embarcadero by some things that beautiful park on top of salesforce, that park area it's some great spots. the whole package works. alright, let's get you out the door here. 7 38 to sell your monitoring at least one major issue, aren't you? yeah the cemetery bridge is not looking good. let's go right to it here. i just saw a bunch of emergency vehicles heading out west and there is a crash reported on the span itself. you can see the medics just came by a couple of chp officers just went by earl

that nee the voice of hall of fame broadcaster john miller is not being used to lower businesses to sanrancisco golden. we are the break in the clouds a beacon in the dark. a haven? a wild imagination. the play by play announcer for the san francisco giants. he was also on espn for years. pretty famous guy. he was recruited to narrate us second 92nd video promoting the city by the bay. it features some of the best known images of san francisco as it points out the economic and cultural benefits of doing business in the city. it's part of efforts to bring back more tourists love those ads. man i am buying whatever they're selling himself. focus over that. remind me of the good old times places i haven't been for a minute. did that for that one? yes does it work for you? all right, you know, it's pretty cool. you're stronger already known nationally because he was on espn for the you know, so people think of him as the voice of baseball, and now they know he's with the giants. so it's kind of a big get for them now the voice of the bay area when a lot of people see it, right? yeah, well,

if done some in john, we have to make sure they all stay seeded. it's just different. but on the hall, yeah, you can hear the music isn't loud dick gunther glass, but after a couple bottles of jen, people start to get into the spirit anyway, due to the fact that with youngsters, do you think that vibe will come back? i'm convinced of it. it's just a matter of time and how soon fight, hopefully next year already. but it's impossible to say that. and some state now it'll go back to what it was before. thank you. that's enough. and finally, we had to picturesque damage pattern kitchen in germany, where nicole for a late went exploring before the corona virus. pandemic, charming, painted houses and snow capped mountains. i'm in the barrier on my way to that's too expensive with today. i'm going to check out 2 extreme ceremonies, highest mountain, and a deep gorge, all of it in and around one of the country's most popular destinations for a winter sports scottish pot and kitchen. but the thing i'm most excited about is right behind me, the nude switched with cable car. they'll take me to t

hall. the mayor was so impressed with our john celebration that tonight when you leave, please take a picture . our city hall was lit up. i was told. actually, i've gotten my phone in. oh you were. oh, okay. i'll leave it for directed the davis to see it. that's what we call doing things together. i was gonna say, because i thought it was interesting and i wanted to give recognition to our president of the chair of the human rights commission. karen clopton. thank you so much chair coughed and for being here but i don't want to steal claude ian's thunder, but i also wanted to recognize and acknowledge that, um, mayor brown is here and, um . and i do want to, even though he doesn't necessarily know what i wanted to credit him because martha cohen had reached out and i know that martha worked with you as well. and i think learned the art of all the things have really celebrating community. so tonight, city hall is lit up both in the, um city hall is lit up with the pan african colors and then the dome is lit up in gold and red in honor of lunar new year, so make sure that you take a picture of

people aren't allowed to dance if needs done some hidden, john, we have to make sure they all stay seed him. it's just different gun. but on the hall is yeah, you can hear the music isn't loud as it doesn't live, but after a couple bottles of gin people start to get into the spirit. anyway, if you do the stack of them for those youngsters, do you think that vibe will come back? i'm convinced of it. it's just a matter of time. yeah. and how soon hopefully, next year already. but it's impossible to say that and some stay now, it'll go back to what it was before. thank you all. that's enough. and finally, we had to picturesque damaged patton cation in germany, where nicole freely went exploring before the crone of virus pandemic. charming, painted houses and snow capped mountains. i'm in the barrier on my way to the soup with today. i'm going to check out kill extreme ceremonies, highest mountain, and a deep gorge. all of it in and around. one of the country's most popular destinations for a winter sports garnish pot. and but the thing i'm most excited about is right behind me, the nude silk spits cable car. they'll take me to the top

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john: rich, thank you. appreciate it. >> dana: a reporter face-to-face with isis-k fighters benjamin hall.e here to talk about this. just because we pulled out of afghanistan in 2021 does not mean that isis-k doesn't want to still attack us. they are planning to do so? >> this is one of the dangers. we pull out of after & focus moves to chinaened a russia. when you do that you look at some of the other threats out there. isis-k operating in afghanistan, a broke and starving and freezing country now and growing in strength and they have one goal, to continue attacking the u.s., nato, western allies and also china. this is a country where the u.s. doesn't have a lot of intelligence. they pulled out. we haven't seen any attacks since i think august of 2021. so there is a big question now what they are planning, where they want to attack and important to try to keep as much intelligence and eyes on afghanistan as possible. >> dana: we showed a clip before you came on of you interviewing an isis-k member. what did you take from that in terms of the determination they have and the hatred they ha

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. >> pentagon press secretaryor john kirkyks came to talk toirby me, french journalist camee running down the hall, sheown said, jen, was your deem hitd, in kyiv?hi -- i called jay wallace the president of news at fox, i said jay has our team been hurt, was bengie hurt? he said, do you know who was who him? i said pierre. the belief was that bengie survived and nobody knew where he was. nobody knew where sasha anded pierre were., i said do you want me to help. he said yes. >> that was fox's jennifer colleague benjamin hall, in ami documentary, sacrificen and survival. ona story from the front line, you can see that on march o 19, 9 p.m. on fox newsx channel. here is morene of my exclusive interview with benjamin. >> when you had the awareness of how severe your injuries were. and that car passed. thenu came back you threw a rock at it you describe in the book thassedt you had to had to pull yourself up a slope, with all your injuries you have? that to me is miraculous youthat were able do that with suchs severe injuries.us >> y yeah. elbows, arms, slid along. not once did i think i can't do this.

hall to 1968. a fierce advocate, an educator, a liberator. just a fabulous woman. down through history, people know about rosa parks and about john lewis. about amelia boynton robinson, because it's on her shoulders and i stand. i get to walk the halls of congress because she did not. and because she couldn't, she fought hard or so that the next generation could. and it's an honor for me every represent my hometown, and it's an honor to walk in the present to my hometown. my hometown needs more than just a once a year commemoration. my hometown needs real resources, in order to come back stronger and better than before. >> and, i might at, you are the only democrat in congress in the state of alabama. >> i am. you know what's great is the biden administration is a whole bunch of money through these amazing bills that we were able to get through congress. the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the inflation reduction act, the chips act. the problem, of course, rev, is that money goes to the state. and it gets bottleneck to the state. after all, i was the only one in alabama's delegation to vote for any of those bills. and my district needs i

remember joe biden getting asked that a town hall, you know, your opponent, donald trump says that you are a socialist. are you a socialist? and he laughed. >> johnhe is coming from. if somebody said to me, "ana, are you a martian?" i would laugh too. but we need more than laughter. we need him to say, let me tell you what socialists do. they attack the free press. they attack political opponents. they attack private businesses. guess who is doing that in america today? >> john: right, right, right. [cheers and applause] see, you know what's happening, you know what time it is. [laughs] also, how we get divided sometimes, latino people get divided. is it us doing it? is it them doing it to us? nicaraguans, cubans, puerto ricans, colombians, aren't we stronger together and better together? >> don't we know how to do math? listen, by themselves, cubans are 3.5%. mexican-americans are 11%. together, we are almost 20%. and guess what. if we build alliances with other groups like african americans, we are unstoppable! >> john: yes, black and brown together, man! [cheers and applause] black and brown together, we are so strong together. why aren't we g