just peter k. hill says job and abuse his power while in a position of trust that the 40 george roy family has welcome the sentence. they say that it brings us one step closer to healing. they're calling on congress to pass to police reform bill named after floyd. us presidency matters off gun counterpart, ashcroft, connie, of us troops to pass the leave of going to sign up to 20 years before gone. he said he respected joe by the decision and that the partnership between the countries is entering a new phase. but the talk to come after the u. s. reveal $650.00 if its troops would be remaining in afghanistan. president biden had promised to complete withdraw by september. the 11th, and in an exclusive interview with al jazeera as a summer, been job aids. the taliban spokesman to hail shaheen said that would breach previous agreements. this us troops, station 650 of their stay behind. are the taliban going to attack us troops now? yes or no. if they stay here, then i think it is a kind kind of continuatio

jovan has been sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder of george floyd. judge peter k hill added a decade to the sentence recommended by guidelines. he said the former officer abuse his power, won a position of trust and authority. and that he inflicted particular cruelty to floyd in the minutes before his death. the video of children kneeling on floyd's neck for 9 and a half minutes sparked worldwide protest last year against racism and police brutality. us president joe biden says a sentence seems to be appropriate a sentence for cult one, the court committee to the cause, the commissioner of corrections for a period of 270 months as to $70.00. that is that 10 year addition to the presumptive sentence of a $150.00 bumps. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust and authority. and also the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. your granted credit for 199 days already served or before learning about her sentence there. jovan spoke briefly and express condolences to george floyd family at this time due to some additional matters at hand. i'm not able to give a

last year. judge peter k, hill says trove. it abuse his power, while in a position of trust and authority. and sentence for the one. the court committed the cause of the commission of corrections for a period of 270 months as to $70.00. that is that tenure addition to the present sentence of a $150.00 bumps. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust in authority and also the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. your granted credit for a $199.00 days already served. george florence family has welcome the sentence. they say it brings us one step closer to healing, but they also say this case is exceptional and accused the police of killing black people without consequence. day after day, year after year, they're calling on congress to pass a police reform bill named after floyd the u. s president has met his african counterpart as from ghani, as us troops prepared to leave, gonna stop after 20 years of war gone. he said he respected joe biden's decision and that the partnership between the countries is entering a n

k hale, the judge, k. hill, came down with 22.5 years. and the reason for this, all the aggregating factors, which he had decided on about a month ago, that they are valid, for example, that derek showing showed specific cruelty when he was for 9 minutes and 25 seconds on george floyd's neck. and that he did what he did in the presence of miners of children and so on. so there you have a 22.5 years, but here's the caveat. is this over now? no, it is not why 2 reasons. a, there is an appeal, expected defense has about 90 days, 3 months time to file an appeal and to appeal this judgement from judge scale here the state judge, state charges number 2. reason number 2 is there is a federal case still pending against mister sharp in. and that is a civil rights case from federal prosecutors. there's not even a court date for this now. so everything, all things considered showing in court and how many years he goes to prison and cetera, et cetera, is still a ongoing story. right? so $22.00 and a half years for the murder of george floyd, you, you

so that's the legal perspective, and that's i think what k hill was trying to say. but that's not how the community thinks about it. and that's not probably a law enforcement thinks about it. so people do take from what they will take. i wanted to, to comment to about what kind of message is sent to law enforcement. and one of the things i found really interesting is that it's certainly i've been in this situation before. if a client is convicted and they want to appeal, and especially somebody who has to pending federal indictments, they don't want to say anything that's going to prejudice or harm to them. they are . however, when the probation officer did a pre sentence investigation, they did talk to shogun about his history and that kind of thing. and they gave him an opportunity to talk about this offence. and i believe he did not talk about it. and so he missed an opportunity there to say something to judge hill about what judges often look for, which is do people have insight into their actions? and do people have empathy or remorse? and i was just reflecting

your judge peter k. hill says jovan abuse his power while in a position of trust and authority. and sentence for one the court committee to the cause of the commission of corrections for a period of 270 months as to $70.00. that is, that tenure addition to the presumptive sentence of $150.00 bombs. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust in authority. and also the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. your granted credit for $199.00 days already served. george floyd family has welcome the sentence. they say that it brings the us one step closer to healing. but they also say the case is exceptional, and they accuse the police of killing black people without consequence. day after day, year after year he was president, has met his gun counterpart ghani, as us troops prepared to leave. i'm gonna stop after 20 years of war gone. he said he respected joe biden decision that the partnership between the countries is entering a new phase. afghans are going to decide their future what they, what they want, what they want, but it won't be for lack of us. being helped in a s

and a half years for the murder of george floyd sentencing over there in minneapolis, judge peter k. hill said he bases that decision on mister sharp and abuse of his position and the cruelty showed to his victim. oh, the sword family lawyer held the sentence as a turning point for racial justice in the u. s. so i have my straight to minneapolis, dw correspondence stephan simons, welcome stephan took us through some of the reactions to these 22 and a half year sentence. as i speak to you, there's still a press conference going onto my side here from the legal team of the floyd family . and reverend al sharpton. and of course, members of the floyd family, 2 brothers and nephew. now here it's where it's getting a little complicated. yes, you're absolutely right. the flight family said that they are that this is a breakthrough when it comes to what was real to before. there was never ever a case in minneapolis and a police officer who was convicted to that amount of years in prison. now having said that, that is, everybody acknowledges this historic. having said this, we talked to people her

. >> he came to berkeley to honor a woman herman hill k was appointed to the law faculty and our first woman, their friendship went back to the early 1970s when they met at a conference and they went up deciding with the third co-author kenneth davidson to write what would become the first case book on discrimination in the law in the case book they found gender discrimination in the law so her my in the justice and i call her her mom because she was my colleague and just as because she was the justice, they remain lifelong friends and the closest of friends, she tragically passed away in 2017 and the colleagues of mine endowed election in her honor, there is no one that would've been bettea to give that first lecture then justice ginsburg but not to my surprise she said absolutely and what is interesting about it originally she was supposed to come in early 2019 but because doctors discovered lung cancer and she had to have surgery for that we had to postpone and she resisted postponing it was so import for her to come in honor herma i had to entrust her family and others to prevail o

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k. low 50s for morgan hill.is pretty shot from the east bay hills looking towards mt. diablo where we will have plenty of sunshine through the day. you can see the fog has spilled in a little more into the hills as well into east bay. santa rosa, 48 degrees. we have low 50s in novato and napa. fairfield and concord, 59. here is a live shot of the golden gate bridge where we have the fog and low clouds and onshore breeze is what will bring temperatures cooler for father's day. summer officially starts at 8:32 this evening. temperatures will be going down over the next few days. by tuesday, we will be below average. ends will pick up and because of the onshore flow, temperatures will cool. we will feel the breeze this afternoon especially at the beaches. san jose, high of 84. santa cruz, 71. you will still be comfortable at the lower part of the peninsula. low 80s, redwood city. at the beaches, cloudy conditions so the sunset district, 62 today. san francisco, 67. low 80s in sonoma and napa. santa rosa, 81. east b

hill dixon. well, my full name is marolla k, but i don't get an image until i'm in trouble. i love it. i won't print a test positive to her child in my teen 98. i am the executive director for positive action for treatment of access. i also worked at lawrence university as a mental health counselor. here to have you talked to linda gal, welcome to the stream, introduce yourself to international audience. i say me that try to i am linda, gail known as l g b as well. i'm a medical doctor, trained infectious diseases, dr. closet social worker. i've been working in the a chevy field now for going on 30 years. and i run an organization called the days mon t to a chevy. st. take here in cape town. and our purpose is to reduce the impact of a chevy and related infections, including tuberculosis in people from some of the poorest communities here in the southern tip of africa. so good to have so many perspectives with us on the street today. i'm going to get you to bounce around the different parts the well to remember your, your different experiences. linda gal. i want to start with you becau

. >> reporter: farmer tricia hill says the water shut i dooff is k a toll on her family. >> they seetear up and get upset and the weight it puts on them, it's not fair. >> you've got to stand up and take it or you're not ever going to have water here again. >> reporter: some residents are threatening to take matters into their own hands, threatening to turn on the spigot by force. >> we've been trying to be nice, but we're getting to the end of the rope now. you just go in there, pull the bulkhead, open the gates and get it going. >> reporter: it's happened before much in 2001, enraged far farmers, including neil sen, breached the gate to get that water flowing. do you think it would work? >> it would be better than getting nothing. >> reporter: this is the body of water at the heart of the conflict. upper klamath lake is home to two spees of fish that don't exist anywhere else in the world. central to the story and culture. if the fish go extinct what does that mean? >> if those fish die, the people die. >> reporter: these two species have existed for at least a million years, if no

in connection with the capitol hill rides by supporters on january 6, trumpet hughes, facebook, censorship, finance and health benefit from g 7. countries are in the u. k for to day some. it's been 19 vaccine distribution. economic recovery is high on the agenda. plan to tackle tax avoidance by big corporations is also being discuss on a vigilant hong kong for the victims of the 1989 gentlemen square massacre has been stopped by police. some people did gather that they were dispersed, the organize of the vigil was arrested early on friday to activists have already been detained, including the organizer. those were the headlines news continue, it's your now to 0 after. in fact, story. thank you, and thanks for watching bye for now. me. ah ah, ah, benjamin netanyahu rivals have united to form a new coalition after 4 inconclusive elections in 2 years. is this the n for israel, the longest serving leader and with the recent conflict in gaza? will anything change for the policy? this is inside story. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program on peter w. israel's franchise coalition is preparing for its 1st test of survival and the man is trying to push from

hill. look at this from sfo where you can see the fog getting squished. 50 k, santa rosa. 61, napa.next couple of days, we could see mist and drizzle at the coast. areas of fog this morning and it will be muggy again with the humidity up to above normal. triple digits arrive wednesday. thursday for the inland valleys. the cloud deck, this warning it is in the bay and it pulls back. we will see maybe a little sun. monday, it is back and missed and drizzle overnight. this will stay with us and then out a little bit, but we will look for the sea breeze to keep us comfortable each and every afternoon. you will be have to be at the coast in the big dome of heat moves our way. tomorrow, numbers in the 70s and 80s. maybe a few degrees colder than today. the winds will be returning. tuesday, high pressure builds in from the south bringing upper 80s for livermore. 90s, concord. 60s to 70s, sausalito, san francisco. one of the hottest days will be wednesday where numbers will be from the 90s to triple digits inland and even san jose will be warming up through petaluma. by thursday, little cha

k. i reached out to some members of your brotherhood. grant hillsaid we all knew this day was coming but it was still emotional. you taught responsibility, accountability and love, your brilliance was getting people to believe, and believe in one another. you were more than just an incredible professor, it wasn't just about xs and os. billy king said this, you made everybody feel correspondent. you want be demanding. you wanted your players to get it right. you yelled and hugged and knew when to do both. your thing about leadership was it was all about relationships, because when you have relationships, you can lead. do they have that right about you? i was very touched by the comments they made about you. >> well, they have in essence what's right. it is about relationships. they used a lot of nice words. i think they're vying for playing time. they forgot that their eligibility is up. no, it's about developing a relationship individually and a relationship with the team. it has to be based on trust. there's a lot of emotion when you do this, and

hill and i'm a teacher at mission high school. we need the city of san francisco to fund city college you fund our k-12 schools.e recognize the importance of the education and i hope you recognize the importance of postsecondaryeducational institutions like city college . it would make possible programs like ours for students in conjunction with city college dualenrollment program . this allows our students to stay in the city and work for city agencies like our fire department and ourambulance companies . i think it's important and i think it's imperative. thank you for your help .>> with that mister balthazar do wehave any more speakers in the queue ? >> there is one remaining caller in the queue. >> thank you mister balthasar. >> district 1 and i'm calling today to urge that we have someone, one of you to make a motion to decrease the sheriff's funding by at least $24 million and directly fund our communities in need. i urge zero funds for the san francisco police department. not academy, not overtime, not one more cop in the city. we have at this moment an opportunity to do the decent, humane and apparently

with regard to prop k and aa requests, the cac was told that at this time, all electric powered equipment cannot make it up all of san francisco's hills, hybrid and future all-electric equipment will be explored in the future, but the current procurements do meet current commission standards. the traffic causing an environmental and what public body to provide input. the c.a.c. was informed that district 10 may have additional dollars and that the short-term bike parking was particularly a common conversation and bike racks whether they could be locateded in well lit areas after a lock bike was stolen from a rack while he was inside for a brief period of time. sfmta staff said they would take him back to the service technician's office for discussion. the i-280 ocean avenue off ramp was welcomed by c.a.c. members from the area. especially with the plan in the area near city college and the increased volume of transit. it's been quite a few years since the project was proposed to increase safety and it is nice to see that it is finally moving forward an informational item related to fare for muni related to all c.a.c. at our last meeti

k's older son. what it wasn't long before case wife darnella have made it to the mouth of the canyon, and was led to the command post that was set up just on the hillr home. that's where they gave her the rooms. >> your life just comes tumbling down. you had it all planned out, you thought you knew it was going to be, then everything is gone. >> one k caught off guard, not k, but dara. impossible. but that seemed to be just what happened. at least, that's what roger and pam told the police and later us. and a very strange story it was. that began, they said, when pam received a pie at work as a gift. >> we knew how much he loved that pie and she decided after work to take the pie. >> so they went to his house intending to drop off the pie and then leave. but when they got there, they said, there was an unfamiliar car in the driveway. pam said she knocked on the door and a young man answered. >> i said is k? here he said yes he is he's upstairs. i said we were just here to drop off of a pie. and they said, go right in. i went to about the landing when i was asked to come back down, i heard the door shut. and when i turned around, that's when i saw t

with regard to prop k and aa requests the cac was told that at this time all electric powered equipment cannot make it up all of san francisco's hills hybrid and future all-electric equipment will be explored in the future but the current procurements do meet current commission standards. the traffic causing an environmental and what public body to provide input. the c.a.c. was informed that district 10 may have additional dollars and that the short-term bike parking was particularly a common conversation and bike racks whether they could be locateded in well lit areas after a lock bike was stolen from a rack while he was inside for a brief period of time. sfmta staff said they would take him back to the service technician's office for discussion. the i-280 ocean avenue off ramp was welcomed by c.a.c. members from the area. especially with the plan in the area near city college and the increased volume of transit. it's been quite a few years since the project was proposed to increase safety and it is nice to see that it is finally moving forward an informational item related to fare for muni related to all c.a.c. at our last meeting

hill and i'm a teacher at mission high school. we need the city of san francisco to fund city college you fund our k-12 schools. recognize the importance of the education and i hope you recognize the importance of postsecondaryeducational institutions like city college . it would make possible programs like ours for students in conjunction with city college dualenrollment program . this allows our students to stay in the city and work for city agencies like our fire department and ourambulance companies . i think it's important and i think it's imperative. thank you for your help .>> with that mister balthazar do wehave any more speakers in the queue ? >> there is one remaining caller in the queue. >> thank you mister balthasar. >> district 1 and i'm calling today to urge that we have someone, one of you to make a motion to decrease the sheriff's funding by at least $24 million and directly fund our communities in need. i urge zero funds for the san francisco police department. not academy, not overtime, not one more cop in the city. we have at this moment an opportunity to do the decent, humane and apparently