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and tv news legend john sergeant . ing book. very brave . you're speaking out about brave. you're speaking out about things people things that normally get people like lot of hot water. like you in a lot of hot water. can we start with the notion of where did identity politics come from ? i think it's because the from? i think it's because the liberal left realised the working classes were no more used to them because they realised that capitalism was the way out. they invented a new way out. so they invented a new grievance system to divide and conquer. anyway, that's enough of white splaining. what's of me. white splaining. what's your take? well, my take, nantn— your take? well, my take, trartn te— your take? well, my take, martin, is well,— . 7 well, my take, martin, is well, firstly, all tne— martin, is well, firstly, all the insults— martin, is well, firstly, all the insults i've- martin, is well, firstly, all the insults i've received over tne— the insults i've received over tne teet— the insults i've received ov

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got the papers, my top pundits and tv— we've got the papers, my top pundits and tv news legend john sergeantorities, was published this week. dr. hassan , welcome to the show. hassan, welcome to the show. it's great to have you on. fabulous looking book. very brave . you're speaking out about brave. you're speaking out about things people things that normally get people like lot of hot water. like you in a lot of hot water. can we start with the notion of where did identity politics come from ? i think it's because the from? i think it's because the liberal left realised the working classes were no more used to them because they realised that capitalism was the way out. they invented a new way out. so they invented a new grievance system to divide and conquer. anyway, that's enough of white splaining. what's of me. white splaining. what's your take? well, my take, hawth— your take? well, my take, watthh he— your take? well, my take, martin, is well,— ” 7 well, my take, martin, is well, firstly, all the— martin, is well, firstly, all the insults— martin, is well, firstly, all the insults i've

sergeant john jimenez says the union city police department's special enforcement details have been working the last couple of weeks addressing fireworks related issues. i this time of year that there's a lot a lot of fireworks go outside of the days and hours when they're alone >> but know we just we asked the community to communicate with us. so let us know when and where they're hearing illegal fireworks are any fireworks are outside of the days and hours just so we can help address those issues. >> well, union city is one of the few places in the bay area that allows safe and sane fireworks. they are not allowed east of mission boulevard in city parks on school property or on city streets. and just last weekend, police seize this stash and issued citations to violators illegal firework percent associate to an address you know that address or the folks associate can be liable for citations up to $1000 and the firework stands will open starting saturday, july first at am. sellers are recommending people by early because supply is limited reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >

sergeant john jimenez says the union city police department's special enforcement details have been working the last couple of weeks addressing fireworks related issues. i this time of year that there's a lot a lot of fireworks go outside of the days and hours when they're alone >> but know we just we asked the community to communicate with us to let us know when and where they're hearing illegal fireworks are any fireworks are outside of the days and hours just so we can help address those issues. >> well, union city is one of the few places in the bay area that allow safe and sane fireworks. they are not allowed east of mission boulevard in city parks on school property or on city streets. and just last weekend, police seize this stash and issued citations to violators illegal firework percent off associate to an address you know that address or the folks associate can be liable for citations up to $1000 and these fireworks stands will open starting saturday, july first at am. sellers are recommending people by early because supply is limited. reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 n

my top pundits and tv news legend john sergeant. we're live from aids . sergeant.el roster, wouldn't it? people roster, wouldn't it? many people saying— roster, wouldn't it? many people saving-reite— roster, wouldn't it? many people saying fella should saying that this fella should have— saying that this fella should have - subject - saying that this fella should have - subject to - saying that this fella should have subject to capital have been subject to capital hrhiehrheht— have been subject to capital punishment—be. punishment. that will be something— punishment. that will be something divides people . something that divides people. we had that conversation veetertev— we had that conversation yesterday about we had that conversation- yesterday-about colin yesterday actually about colin iitehterh— yesterday actually about colin pitchfork, whether or not he eheuit — pitchfork, whether or not he should have— pitchfork, whether or not he should have been subject to the teeth— should have been subject to the teeth-teeth— should have been subject to the death _really

. >> john: of father of staff sergeant darren hoover says it was bull crap, his words, that only you and greg meeks got to see this memo in the first place. you said you think the american people should see this. on foreign policy a big issue in the 2024 campaign, and if there's a document out there that suggests that this disastrous withdrawal should never have happened and warned the president who is running for re-election that it shouldn't happen, and saw the whole thing fall apart, should the public, the electorate see it so they can decide who to vote for. >> i believe they should. and the level of confidential is very, very low. >> you can redact. >> there was a cry for help, they were asking for help, they didn't get the help and that's where americans were left behind, why 100,000 afghan partners and interpreters were left behind and my god, the women left behind is the saddest story. and most importantly your point in the presidential race, this was a turning point. right after this happened, guess what the russian federation is doing. they are moving towards ukraine. guess

joining us now for more on that is provisional sergeant beth our john, thank you so much for joining 4th of july, of course. and i know every year we remind folks that fireworks are illegal at a pop off across the bay area. and yet every year people do it. anyway. talk to me about how much of an issue it is there in concord. what have you guys experience in years past? >> well, and years there has been especially since 2020, the i think because a lot of the shows were people on their own winds and purchased fireworks. so especially in 2020, we saw a take up in calls for service related to and virus-related calls. i think in 2021 we had about 1400 and last year we had 670 and already this year. we're starting to see it decrease. send them. but definitely since the they went up and i think we are starting to see a downward trend. and maybe that's because they have more the events throughout the bay area. now families of people go enjoy an actual show and said of doing them in their front yard or neighborhood. yeah, definitely good to hear. there's been a decrease. but that doesn't mean

were referred to as long as you used for experiments tribunal transcript. sergeant major could have come through. so total john done the re special brown street. the people it says both create them. know the civilian for creative, the stuff is not new, bye form as well as soon as somebody has a phone and they assume you mean them use the solution. we flip our with them or not for that symbol really didn't go ready to just go to the computer. oh, i see of shows this thing and perhaps there's some portions. it was let's them too much instead of doing this. so that input. so some of us both politic authority for the interesting and wants to give to lucian for the openness to numerous districts of women and children played a special role in unit $73.00 one's activities women were raped and once they were pregnant, infected with stuff us going around and other diseases they were then caught up and so that was such as could extract the fetus to observe any changes of that. i would rather still kind of wish to know. i've got don't go home, you know, in the old gosh, on more or less than a, a lucky lawyer. the future

john. sergeant back next week. i'll give you that number two. i will just point out:— number two.s shahzad dawood, a long time supporter of the prince's trust, along with his son sulaiman are also in the vessel . captain also in the vessel. captain jamie frederick from the us coastguard said this afternoon . coastguard said this afternoon. the search is very complex . us, the search is very complex. us, us and canadian us, us and canadian coastguard air twttenwt— us and canadian coastguard air national guard- us and canadian coastguard air national guard aircraft and the tetw— national guard aircraft and the tetw tnnee— national guard aircraft and the polar prince, which have eewenet — polar prince, which have searched to - polar prince, which have searched to combine with moonw— searched to combine with 7600mi2, an- searched to combine with 7600mi2, an area larger than the etwte— 7600mi2, an area larger than the etwte et— 7600mi2, an area larger than the state of connecticut- 7600mi2, an area larger than the state of connecticut . these state of connecticut. these eewen— state of

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sergeants . it was noticed and he was no longer in charge wherever we went, don't forget you, john ali, he will become a soldier and perform when you came back. i am grateful to the tv producer during the show. we had a very good time. i invited him for the social group network of the first national network and in the war next week , he faced a lot of people after the tv. by mr. julayi, the respected producer and a living veteran of the same iran, who came after me, and then i was honored, with mr. nozari, mr. saeed tawakal, and mr. shishagaran, and on friday morning with you, now you are right here, right here, i did mehrava on the radio. manouchehr radio radio with my spirit the plan is very compatible with the theater. it is very similar to the radio. as a result, some people are from that situation. now how can i say that there are other competitions like the ones on tv . there are no more shameless tv series. we were not celebrities. we did not have the execution . people liked our work. we, the new public servant without a charger, know ourselves as a servant of the people, and it is still the s

post staffing at un plaza and focus on civic center plaza union square, as well as boddicker and sergeant john mccauley, and then redeploy rangers who are there out into the neighborhoods and bolster the patrol staffing from on average of seven, a shift to nine. we have three shifts a day , a swing and a graveyard and on average, the patrol rangers who are out in the neighborhoods, they take on 30 calls a day. anything from vandalism, noise complaints off leash dogs, poor behavior in a children's play area, we would be able to quicken the response time in the neighborhoods so that would be the plan. at this moment. hey, well. that didn't necessarily convince me as much as i wanted it to, to be honest with you, i i'm certainly in favor of seeing the deployment and i want more resources in our neighborhoods for sure. that's i think, where we've been getting the majority of the calls, although i have seen more presence of the rangers in un plaza and civic center, which is also very important. but okay, thank you. supervisor ronen. thank you. i remember this discussion from last budget year very,

post staffing at un plaza and focus on civic center plaza union square, as well as boddicker and sergeant john mccauley, and then redeploy rangers who are there out into the neighborhoods and bolster the patrol staffing from on average of seven, a shift to nine. we have three shifts a day , a swing and a graveyard and on average, the patrol rangers who are out in the neighborhoods, they take on 30 calls a day. anything from vandalism, noise complaints off leash dogs, poor behavior in a children's play area, we would be able to quicken the response time in the neighborhoods so that would be the plan. at this moment. hey, well. that didn't necessarily convince me as much as i wanted it to, to be honest with you, i i'm certainly in favor of seeing the deployment and i want more resources in our neighborhoods for sure. that's i think, where we've been getting the majority of the calls, although i have seen more presence of the rangers in un plaza and civic center, which is also very important. but okay, thank you. supervisor ronen. thank you. i remember this discussion from last budget year very,

john, thank you for that. _ a man has been found guilty of the murder of a police custody sergeant with a gun he'd smuggled into. sergeant matt ratana, who was 5a, died from a gun shot wound to the chest, at a custody block in croydon, in september, 2020. the jury at northampton crown court convicted louis de zoysa, who's 25, of the killing, and heard how he'd managed to fire four shots despite being handcuffed. the metropolitan police is now issuing more than 4,000 hand held metal detectors for body searches to front line officers. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at northampton crown court. yes, clive, matt ratana was killed two years and nine months ago. the man who shot him, louis de zoysa, also shot himself, and was so badly brain—damaged it looked like he might never stand trial. his lawyers argued he couldn't understand the trial process, but the judge disagreed on here today, louis de zoysa was convicted of murder. stand up. when louis de zoysa shot sergeant matt ratana dead inside a custody suite in september 2020, it sent shock waves through policing. today louis de zoysa was found gu

themselves are not endangered as long as john on the safe, as long as the frenchman are safe cuz they, well, we can do all of this. i mean, this is a, you know, sergeant schultz was heckled uh at a big demonstration um the other day and he went screaming uh, what are you green, you know, you grievous on the gate? and the question is, yeah, as with germans, we live in germany with the german problems. why exactly are we doing? well, is why exactly are we provoking, you know, comfortable the nuclear war or ukrainians? what, what's in it for us? and that, of course is you know, what, the western leaders and not never addressed. and because they think that they can just do this, you know, spend a lot of money, but they, you know, they like spending lots of money and isn't, it's not their money. i'm hey, that's a big reward of the, in the total collapse and disintegration of russia. and that's what you learned. and so, you know, when you look at so many of the problems in the west, so there intractable, you know, we have huge divisions of wealth, right? now students debt problems of aging population. none of those issues are a sexy but i'm going to go down

themselves are not endangered as long as john in the safe, as long as the frenchman are safe cuz they will, we can do all of this. i mean, this is what you know, sergeant schultz was heckled uh at a big demonstration um the other day and he went screaming uh, what are you green, you know, your green is on the gate and then the question is, yeah, as with germans, we live in germany with the german problems. why exactly are we doing or is why exactly are we provoking, you know, comfortable the nuclear war or ukrainians? what, what's in it for us? and that, of course is you know what the west leave is not never addressed. and because they think that they can just do this, you know, spend a lot of money, but they, you know, they like spending lots of money and it's not, it's not their money. i'm hey, that's a big reward of the, in the total collapse and disintegration of russia. and that's what you learned. and so, you know, when you look at so many of the problems in the west, so there intractable, you know, we have huge divisions of wealth, right? now students debt problems of aging population. none of those issues are sexy, but i'm going to go down in h

house complained the game was interfering with congressional work, sent the sergeant at arms to get the members back to play. johnsend it to short centerfield, charging to try to make the play, it does not happen. it will fall amongst three defenders for the gop, it is a basic for huffman with one out in the fourth. chad: you have got the convergence of the shortstop, second baseman, second field are there. nobody covered second base and pluger -- pfluger went over to second. john: down nine runs, you have got to start stringing some hits together, and wiley nickel will make his first plate appearance in the congressional baseball game. i had a chance to talk with him before the game, very excited to be taking part in the festivities tonight. there is that were done to second and is safe at second base. now a runner at second. chad: wiley nickel wearing the carolina mud caps jersey there. john: carolina 13, south of raleigh, was a graduate of tulane, pepperdine university for law school, and right here looking to get his first hit and first advance. down the middle, swing and a miss. steube has had less control,

anguished historian, john hope franklin recalled that, quote, his older brother, a college graduate and a high school principal, was abused by his white, uneducated staff sergeant consigned to the kitchen brigade and driven to an early grave. two years after the close of the war by the insensitive treatment of those who draped themselves in the flag and sang the national anthem even as they destroyed nation's ideals and its people. end of quote. that's john hope franklin talking about his brother's. even many of those survived the twin traumas of war and racism still faced serious challenges, even decades after the end of the war. interviewed in the 1970s, one black veteran recalled quote are thousands of black who will not talk world war two because for the black man it was humiliating degrading, cruel and not by accident. the treatment of the black was deliberate, contrived and planned as well as the normandy invasion. only. only the invasion is over, but the wounds are still raw and of, quote, my wife's grandfather, his war story suggests that these lasting wounds were not black veterans alone. yasuke academy. i have a photograph of. this is a beautiful pain

john, what we have here is emotionally unhinged woman here going through some mental crisis and she has run into the house, and that is some kind of containment, and you can see the sergeantg weapon. the sergeant is the one who is typically trained to slow things down, and bring in crisis negotiators and mental health personnel on to the scene and make sure it does not rapidly escalate, but as a law enforcement why let it escalate and move so fast the other way when she was inside of the residence. >> i am sure they will try to address that as part of their defense. sara. >> ukraine is making gains on the back of the failed revolt inside of russia, and how big of an impact will that have on the war. >>> and a tornado tore through indiana and millions more in the united states are under a severe weather threat. more on the weather forecast ahead. you can't beat the italian bmt. uh you can with h double cheese and mvp vinaigrette. double c cheese?!? yes and yes! man, you crazy. try ththe refreshed favorites at subway today. (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but the

command sergeant major lombardo, incredibly proud to lead the men and women of america's army reserve and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, general daniels. next, at we have admiral john mustin. >> good morning distant wished members of the subcommittee. it's my distant honor to report to you today alongside my reservist chiefs on the status and vision of america's navy reserve. i would like to begin by recognizing my wife, kim, whose her support for 30 years example 5 the unsung sacrifices typical of our military spouses. i would like to thank navy reserve force master chief tracy hunt for tireless efforts in support of our listed reserve sailors. originally i would like to stress my thanks and appreciation for my colleague and friend lieutenant general dave bell and -- david bellon. we are going to miss you. finally, i called the committee's attention to the one hundred 3,000 sailors, 450 civilians, families who sustained them and the thousands of employers who value and enable the worldwide service of our citizens sailors. are essential to the success of our reserve force. for more than a century the navy reserve is reliably responded when needed in times of peace